Thread: Question CEL P0333 Knock Sensor Bank 2- HELP
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Old 07-02-2009, 08:16 PM
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Default Re: CEL P0333 Knock Sensor Bank 2- HELP
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Originally Posted by JoeBalls View Post
Well $550 later determined that it was a rodent (squirrel, rat, mouse, etc...) that decided to take up residence under my intake manifold and chew all of the wiring which in turn made the CEL go on with the Knock Sensor code. This also put the truck into safe mode, making it run rich. I will now read threads on how to eliminate rodents from living in your TUNDRA!
WOW - dude that is phoqued!! That is the first time I have heard that one.
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