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Old 06-24-2010, 08:58 AM   #1
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Default Code 52 still after changing both KS's????

Hi all,

Noob here and sorry if this is a dumb question. I've searched for KS related stuff and read a lot of info. But I'm still a bit lost.

I'm working on my moms 87turbo/auto. The dealership said it needed KS's so she ordered 2 of them. I just got done installing them and its still throwing code 52. I had the pos bat cable off and the EFI fuse out while I installed the new parts. When I finished up, started it and its still running like crap and throwing code 52.

Any ideas for me???

Thanks in advance!

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Hi all,

Noob here and sorry if this is a dumb question. I've searched for KS related stuff and read a lot of info. But I'm still a bit lost.

I'm working on my moms 87turbo/auto. The dealership said it needed KS's so she ordered 2 of them. I just got done installing them and its still throwing code 52. I had the pos bat cable off and the EFI fuse out while I installed the new parts. When I finished up, started it and its still running like crap and throwing code 52.

Any ideas for me???

Thanks in advance!

Brandon
i think when you put a new KS in you have to reset the computer...
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Old 06-24-2010, 04:10 PM   #3
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what is a ks?
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KS= Knock Sensor

Alot of times, the code 52 is from the KS wiring, and not from the KS itself. Usually rewiring the 2 KS on a Turbo Supra (or 1 on a N/A) will correct the problem. Here is the step-by-step rewire page, and here is a thread in this forum discussing the rewire.

And make sure you have that negative battery cable disconnected or you pull the 15 amp EFI fuse out for a few minutes to erase the code from the computer.
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KS= Knock Sensor

Alot of times, the code 52 is from the KS wiring, and not from the KS itself. Usually rewiring the 2 KS on a Turbo Supra (or 1 on a N/A) will correct the problem. Here is the step-by-step rewire page, and here is a thread in this forum discussing the rewire.

And make sure you have that negative battery cable disconnected or you pull the 15 amp EFI fuse out for a few minutes to erase the code from the computer.

Thanks for the response!

What goes wrong with the factory wiring that we need to rewire the KS?
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Well, it's a 87. So all the wiring on the car is about 23 years old.... After countless hot/cold cycles, the wires become brittle, insulation wears away.... The time is just rough for wiring, so it needs to get replaced.
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i think when you put a new KS in you have to reset the computer...

I was under the impression that pulling the EFI fuse did reset it? The engine light was out for a few minutes and then came back on.


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Pulling the EFI fuse cuts the power to the computer, and after a few minutes the computer no longer has a residual charge, thus clearing its memory of stored codes.
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Hi all, so what if u have a code 52 but everything seems to b fine. Runs good, sounds good. Thanks!

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Hi all, so what if u have a code 52 but everything seems to b fine. Runs good, sounds good. Thanks!
damn edit button..

reset your code bank
could be an old stored code.
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