Diagnose ? for Supragurl or anyone who knows

Supra91_ishot · 08-04-2005, 02:46 AM

Thanks for your help Suprra_girl. But umm, can you point to me where the green pin is and where the knock sensor is at, too?

Yeah, when I'm driving around 40-50 mph, my car feel fluggish like you said. It makes me feel so uncomftable. Also, when the check engine light comes on, my car loses power. Doesn't have the fast accleration that it normally does.

So, yeah if you can please give me a clue where the green plug is and where the knock sensor is.

Also, isn't the knock sensor the same as the coolant sensor? Or are they different names and different problems? Cause like two months ago I took it to a prestones shop and the mechanic over there told me it was the knock sensor but than the toyota people told me it isn't. Someone is liying...I'm gonna hurt them soon, for making me losing money. <_<

I'll go check it out when I get a reply from you. Again, thankyou for your help!

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08-04-2005, 02:46 AM	#3
Supra91_ishot 3" Exhaust Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 55	Thanks for your help Suprra_girl. But umm, can you point to me where the green pin is and where the knock sensor is at, too? Yeah, when I'm driving around 40-50 mph, my car feel fluggish like you said. It makes me feel so uncomftable. Also, when the check engine light comes on, my car loses power. Doesn't have the fast accleration that it normally does. So, yeah if you can please give me a clue where the green plug is and where the knock sensor is. Also, isn't the knock sensor the same as the coolant sensor? Or are they different names and different problems? Cause like two months ago I took it to a prestones shop and the mechanic over there told me it was the knock sensor but than the toyota people told me it isn't. Someone is liying...I'm gonna hurt them soon, for making me losing money. <_< I'll go check it out when I get a reply from you. Again, thankyou for your help!