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The average cost for a Knock Sensor Replacement is between $286 and $353. Labor costs are estimated between $220 and $278 while parts are priced between $66 and $75. Estimate does not include taxes and fees.
A faulty knock sensor can cause engine hesitation, or jerking, while in gear. Faulty knock sensors may send incorrect signals to the ECU, causing it to change ignition timing, which in turn can result in engine hesitation.Under these circumstances, the knock sensor often requires replacement. knock sensor causing engine shaking or rough idle often results in a service engine light or code warning. The driver can check against factory code lists for that particular vehicle to confirm the cause, then inspect the knock sensor for proper resistance, replacing it if necessary.