^^^yep - possibly the IACV hose got knocked loose.If the engine was fine before, then an electrical connector might have been knocked loose, or a vacuum hose was pulled off inadvertently. These are common problems especially when working in the limited spaces around the engine. Go back over everything you did, and check wiring and hoses in the area.
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Tried to fix my knock sensor
Alright everyone, I got the P0325 code and I did some research about it. I decided it was a cracked knock sensor like everyone says happens to them... Well I pulled it off and looked it over really well and it wasn't cracked but I already bought a new one so I decided to put the new one on. I put it on and started up my car and it starts up fine but then dies after a second, then if I give it gas it will die even quicker. Now when I scan for codes it doesn't show any codes. I put the old sensor back on and now the same thing. I'm not incompetent in working on cars but I'm also no expert. Any help?
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^^^yep - possibly the IACV hose got knocked loose.
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