Product Description
GM single-wire knock sensor. Sensor features a 1/4″ NPT thread for block mounting. May require block threading to install. Compatible with all knock input-equipped Electromotive systems.
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Knock Sensor
$66.00
- Knock sensor with 1/8″ NPT thread
- 1-pin Weather Pack connector
- 2 male Weather Pack terminals
- 2 Weather Pack seals
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