A reliable and sustainable water supply consistent with your needs and the capability of the aquifer. Good quality water that is free of sediment and contaminants. Increased life expectancy of the well. Reduced operating and maintenance costs. Ease of monitoring well performance.
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.
Without a properly working knock sensor your car's engine cannot process fuel without knocking, pinging, and rattling its way down the street. Turn off your car when the knock sensor is dead and you are likely to witness your car shaking, gasping, and rattling for several seconds after you turn off the ignition.