How to Replace Knock Sensors 2000-06 GMC Yukon

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[@flyingscot3666]

where to begin - what an awesome video - changed my knock sensors - return of my effortless smooth 6.0L Yukon...... what a difference - transformational. The video really enabled this to happen. Based on my research I used OEM replacement sensors and harness, with high quality generic gaskets. Also spring for a gasket for the throttle body. Access to the intake manifold bolts was not easy and the clips for the fuel injectors were also a PIA job - but with patience, knuckle joints and extensions, all manageable. Job took me about 5 hours total.

[@mannyramirez2683]

One of the smoothest videos ever, loved how straightforward to the problem he went helped me out so much thank you.

[@mariovanrossen7041]

This guy is awesome and very professional watching this video was the key to my success on working on my truck. Thank you. You rock my boy.

[@JGHertenstein]

Absolutely one of the best how-to videos I have ever watched!!! Really outstanding!!

[@Khanodor]

Absolutely amazing video. It's nice that these GMCs are easy to work with in the first place, but this guy makes it even easier by clearly going through everything step-by-step to the point that even a rookie like myself can get it done. A couple of things I learned along the way though, just due to my inexperience: 1) Avoid using brake cleaner on the plastic intake manifold, as brake cleaner may damage plastic, 2) The fuel line may be rusted and hard to get loose (also, I apparently had two fuel lines on mine), 3) The fuel injectors are the ones closer to the intake manifold

[@willsmall5620]

Thanks buddy. Did mine today. Your video helped a lot!

[@belosadity4746]

yup got to take it to a mechanic for this. 💯this is too much for me 😭

[@azlaw2001]

Great tutorial. You are defiantly a professional.

[@infamouzbml3423]

Thank you You guys save me money which is always a plus

[@a.m-gh7876]

Hi I have 2003 yukon xl 2500 6.0L. I encountered some problems and fixed them, but I have a problem for which I do not know the solution p0327, p0332, p0135, p0300. I changed the first and second knock sensors with the wiring harness, but 02 sensor I haven't changed it yet, and I cleared the codes, and with a test drive on RPM 2500 to 3000 (check engine) and after checking it showed p0327 p0332 p0135 p0300

[@anthonyb1496]

Great job

[@bg4371]

Smooth great Video

[@RulisGarage]

Nice job !

[@ejsgarage2839]

Thank you so much

[@a.m-gh7876]

10:30 Which one bank 1 sensor 1?

[@oldguysrule-iv7sh]

Can the knock sensor cause engine to starve for power and not allow the transmission to shift

[@daviddelgado5314]

I am having that problem with my truck now .... I have a 2000 Yukon XL ...

[@daviddelgado5314]

My top speed is 52 mph .

[@bigD1988]

It's called an intake plenum

[@djellobo1838]

👍👍

[@struckync]

had this done a year ago, and both already failed. time for knock sensor delete

[@ambaro0887]

13:25 Cars need to go back to being more organized and simplified. It just looks like an engineering mess whenever you open a bonnet.

[@LagoonBluePools]

Thank you so much. Very educational.

[@abdullahhusseinmalallah773]

Can i ask which size of torque wrench do you used?

[@bigben4159]

Mine is knocking after doing this what happened

[@richardshane2080]

Yikes!