How to Replace Knock Sensor 2007-2017 Ford Expedition

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A knock sensor monitors your vehicle’s engine for unusual pulsations caused by things such as engine knock. If a sensor is damaged or malfunctioning, the engine may run poorly, inefficiently, or only in a low speed safe mode, and may also trigger diagnostic codes. This video shows you how to install a new knock sensor in your 2007-2017 Ford Expedition.
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This repair was done on a 2010 Ford Expedition XLT 5.4L Sport Utility 4-Door Automatic and the process should be similar on the following vehicles:
2007 Ford Expedition
2008 Ford Expedition
2009 Ford Expedition
2010 Ford Expedition
2011 Ford Expedition
2012 Ford Expedition
2013 Ford Expedition
2014 Ford Expedition
2015 Ford Expedition
2016 Ford Expedition
2017 Ford Expedition
Tools you will need:
• Pocket Screwdriver
• Vacuum
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• Safety Glasses
• Razor Blade / Gasket Scraper
• Rubber Mallet
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[@onebladeprop]

I'm confident I could have done the job following a shop manual but this video made it a lot easier. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.

[@therearenonamesinthevoid5772]

Eloquent and direct. Appreciate it greatly. Some of the automotive repair videos ive seen elsewhere mustve been made by college attendees; cletus and bob, in between" not makin sense" class, and banjo studies. And forget about torque spec. Refreshing to see the other side of that.

[@jim-kj2wh]

Man, What a thorough and to the point video! great job.
thanks

[@andykakas1366]

Thanks for this video !! It was in great detail and photography. You explained it very well. I was going to let my mechanic do this job but now I will do it and save $300.00 . Thank you.

[@VintRestGarage]

Very detailed. Great explanation and work.

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[@ds5267]

Great video, but I would love to tell the engineering team what I think of their design. Insanely complicated to replace a simple device.

[@jeremysmith7059]

Love the video but not sure what the point of taking the alternator off was

[@82347stroker]

Basically it gives you about 2 inches extra to get the intake out of the valley, just done mine this morning and I highly doubt it would come out without removing alternator, I'll be honest I was thinking the same thing that you said then i realized why it needed to come out...lol.... Hope this helps

[@vitopannucci2001]

This does not include the 2015, 2016, or 2017 which only came with a 3.5L V6

[@boodyspringer4199]

What is that other sensor on the passenger side, above the knock sensor? It has a white plastic clip and a brass colored metal insert going into the engine.

[@impactedNEO1177]

How similar is this to a 2005 F150 5.4 3V? I assume that some of the bolt locations are the main difference.

[@sniperpro_sa]

Is it possible for the sensor to malfunction without the appearance of fault codes? I have a sound in the engine that looks like a patch, knowing that I use high lactane 95 fuel.

[@fernanndopasheko1967]

very well explained. This video helped me thanks

[@MrMONTEROB]

great instruction very well explain.

[@alfonsopadilla4246]

Thanks

[@milordfanord1967]

great video,but this car made
by a very stupid ing! move so many parts just to change a sensor?

[@gonzalezfamilyyuma]

surprosing your crossover walls havent broken off yet.