Link Knock Sensor with Loom (KNSB)
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Product Description
Link Knock Sensor with Loom (KNSB)
Available from JDM Mods NQ, the Link Knock Sensor with Loom (KNSB) is a measurement component for a compatible engine-management installation. Use the fitment, technical and package details below to select the correct part for your build.
Manufacturer part number: 101-0054
Models Supported
- Link ECUs with knock detection capability.
- Other aftermarket ECUs with compatible knock sensor inputs.
- The pre-wired loom also makes it ideal for use with the Link KnockLink Visual Warning Light (PN).
Warnings
- Install directly onto a suitable flat surface on the engine block. Recommended tightening torque: 20 +/- 5 Nm. Correct mounting torque is critical for accurate knock detection. One or more sensors may be required depending on the engine and application.
Highlights
- The Link Knock Sensor with Loom has the following specifications:
- Genuine Facet 9.3010 knock sensor.
- Pre-wired with a 2.6 m loom and flying leads.
- Non-resonant piezoelectric sensor.
- Flat frequency response.
- Sensitivity: 25 mV/g.
- Operating temperature: -40degC to +150degC.
- IP68 rated.
- 8 mm mounting hole.
- Knock detection provides advanced engine protection.
Product Dimensions
- 2600mm(L)x25mm(W)x25mm(H)
- 102.36in(L)x0.98in(W)x0.98in(H)
Product Weight
- 125 grams (4.41 ounces)
What's in the Box
- Knock Sensor (Donut Type)
- 2.6m Loom Knock Sensor
- Bosch Plug
Installation and ordering
Confirm connector type, wiring, supply voltage and compatibility with the ECU or connected device before purchase. Follow the relevant Link wiring diagram, calibration and mounting instructions. CAN devices require a compatible CAN configuration and correct bus termination. Accessories are included only where they are explicitly listed below.
Installation and Compatibility Checks
Confirm the specified device compatibility, connectors and installation requirements before ordering. Use a qualified installer for vehicle electrical work.