Causes and Fixes P0328 Code: Knock Sensor 1 Circuit High Input (Bank 1 or Single Sensor)

How to fix a P0328 engine code: Knock Sensor 1 Circuit High Input (Bank 1 or Single Sensor)
Possible Causes of a P0328 Code:
Bad Knock Sensor
Wiring, such as damaged or loose connections
Bad ECM/PCM
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[@mazemaz4169]

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[@rafaelvalencia1444]

Hi I changed the knock sensor honda civic 2012 LX but the check in ligth still On… permanent.

[@killznone8736]

Did you check if the harness is damaged or stretched. I had a customer come in with a aftermarket starter and who ever installed it damaged the harness when they installed it

[@mazemaz4169]

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[@Jaguarspaw5]

I have codes for both knock sensors bank 1 and 2 both high input. With an o2 A/F sensor code and a misfire #4 . Could they all be related and be caused by the misfire?

[@HVAC_Mechanic]

Yes, one problem can cause other things to fail and give codes. I would solve the misfire first as it may be causing the other issues.

[@carenthusiast6748]

could it be wrong sparkplugs?

[@Satoshi_Nakamoto999]

I dont think So, becouse i change all sparkplugs on new japan denso and i still have this problem 😂

[@nfpspointblank8023]

@@Satoshi_Nakamoto999 it can absolutely be spark plugs. The knock sensors only job as a detect vibrations within the motor could also be faulty coils, and a bunch of other things.

[@kennethbecerra7362]

Code came on 2 weeks ago and I reset the code with my OBD. I have a 2006 Tacoma with 182 k miles. The truck runs fine and there’s no noises should I be worried?