OEM Ford Fiesta Knock Sensor

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Ford Fiesta Knock Sensor rests in the core of the vibrant supermini where it cushions the engine of the car against detrimental knock. The Ford design team has provided the Fiesta with a light-weight body, rapid steering, and a robust B-platform that allows the car to pass through traffic in the city and at the same time feel stable and confident at highways. Motorist Fiesta has surprisingly spacious cabins, up-to-date infotainment, and excellent crash safety that has given the Ford hatchback the commendation of young drivers and parents alike. Antilock brakes, traction control, and spirited but economical engines complete the list of what will make this supermini an intelligent choice among the cash strapped enthusiasts. The Knock Sensor is a rugged piezoelectric sensor which is attached to the engine block where it detects the sharp vibration of detonation. When the Knock Sensor sounds some alarm, it sends a signal to the ECU to ensure that the ignition timing and fuel mix adjustment can take place in milliseconds of time to ensure that the Ford engine remains smooth, the Fiesta economy is maintained and to prevent major damage. Since the Knock Sensor responds more quickly than a driver can detect ping the sensor maintains a steady power even when quality of fuel decreases or hills require added power. To install, park the Ford Fiesta, allow the engine to cool, disconnection battery, replace Knock Sensor, torque in the correct direction, reconnect parts but lastly, test drive.