TXRick New member Dec 4, 2013 #1 I've been looking for the part number for the knock sensor wiring harness. Any help?
rideexileex Senior Member Dec 4, 2013 #2 I believe it is this one: 82219A WIRE, SENSOR **219-34010 Page 3 - 2000 Toyota 4Runner 82-02 Wiring & Clamp Parts Click more info for illustration
I believe it is this one: 82219A WIRE, SENSOR **219-34010 Page 3 - 2000 Toyota 4Runner 82-02 Wiring & Clamp Parts Click more info for illustration
rideexileex Senior Member Dec 4, 2013 #3 From my own experience, I would definitely follow the FSM and rewire the sensors, to verify its the harness for sure, and not the sensors themselves. To me it would seem very rare, but I had a simultaneous sensor and harness failure.
From my own experience, I would definitely follow the FSM and rewire the sensors, to verify its the harness for sure, and not the sensors themselves. To me it would seem very rare, but I had a simultaneous sensor and harness failure.
txbonds Senior Member Dec 4, 2013 #4 TXRick said: I've been looking for the part number for the knock sensor wiring harness. Any help? Click to expand... According to this it's 82219-34010 Genuine Toyota Knock Sensor Wire Tacoma 4Runner Tundra Tacoma 82219 34010 | eBay
TXRick said: I've been looking for the part number for the knock sensor wiring harness. Any help? Click to expand... According to this it's 82219-34010 Genuine Toyota Knock Sensor Wire Tacoma 4Runner Tundra Tacoma 82219 34010 | eBay
TXRick New member Dec 4, 2013 #5 I pulled the codes and it reads both knock sensors are out. I'm hoping it's just the harness. I'll test both sensors but can't really swing $300 right now for parts.
I pulled the codes and it reads both knock sensors are out. I'm hoping it's just the harness. I'll test both sensors but can't really swing $300 right now for parts.
rideexileex Senior Member Dec 4, 2013 #7 Good luck with the fix! Preventing the engine wire harness housing from breaking is the worst part... go verrrryyyy slow with it. Some of the rear bolts on the covers and the fuel rails are a pain to access as well - have a few universal/wobbly joints and extensions handy.
Good luck with the fix! Preventing the engine wire harness housing from breaking is the worst part... go verrrryyyy slow with it. Some of the rear bolts on the covers and the fuel rails are a pain to access as well - have a few universal/wobbly joints and extensions handy.