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So it seems that initially, it might be easier to get to the harness connector at the DME end. But what can I test at that end with the harness unplugged? resistance to ground? and perhaps compare the two knock sensors values and they should be close right? That way I could perhaps start to pinpoint if it is a wiring issue. I really dont want to go in the valley again. So lets say, I actually check the wiring from connector to connector and it looks good. How do you verify a problem with DME? Just procees of elimination? Im good with mechanical and pretty good with a multimeter; Im just looking for peoples experience that found out what the issue was. Thanks James C
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So I have no engine light lit up on the dash but Ive have the P0327 code for many years. I changed the knock sensors when I did the coolant pipes but code remained. So can anyone advise me on other issues such as wiring issues or problems with the ecm? Can anyone advise me on which way the wiring runs through to the ecm? There is never a dash light but there are drivability issues; hesitation, lugging in low rpms and wont shift until the pedal is way down in the floor. Gas mileage is about 15mpg, I dont know if that is common or because its had this error the entire decade weve owned it. Thanks James C