Code P0327
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Code P0327
I wanted to replace my oil pressure sensor using post #76 in C5 Tech. The video made it look easy, but I could not get my hand in there let alone the deep socket, so I used VectorZ's pic at
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-t...placement.html
I went in and tried to move the intake forward 6 inches to replace the oil pressure sensor, but I did not because I wasn't sure about the injectors.
Will they leak gasoline if I disconnect them per vector's link?
After I moved the intake forward, I discovered a cracked/broken vacuum line leading from the value cover passenger side, and patched it with duck tape. The cracked part was behind the intake. This turned off codes P0171 and P0174.
I put the intake back in place, started the car and Code P0327 displayed - Knock Sensor.
Any advice about P0327? Will it cause an emissions inspection failure?
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-t...placement.html
I went in and tried to move the intake forward 6 inches to replace the oil pressure sensor, but I did not because I wasn't sure about the injectors.
Will they leak gasoline if I disconnect them per vector's link?
After I moved the intake forward, I discovered a cracked/broken vacuum line leading from the value cover passenger side, and patched it with duck tape. The cracked part was behind the intake. This turned off codes P0171 and P0174.
I put the intake back in place, started the car and Code P0327 displayed - Knock Sensor.
Any advice about P0327? Will it cause an emissions inspection failure?
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Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 19,511
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From: Dyer, IN
I wanted to replace my oil pressure sensor using post #76 in C5 Tech. The video made it look easy, but I could not get my hand in there let alone the deep socket, so I used VectorZ's pic at
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-t...placement.html
I went in and tried to move the intake forward 6 inches to replace the oil pressure sensor, but I did not because I wasn't sure about the injectors.
Will they leak gasoline if I disconnect them per vector's link?
After I moved the intake forward, I discovered a cracked/broken vacuum line leading from the value cover passenger side, and patched it with duck tape. The cracked part was behind the intake. This turned off codes P0171 and P0174.
I put the intake back in place, started the car and Code P0327 displayed - Knock Sensor.
Any advice about P0327? Will it cause an emissions inspection failure?
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-t...placement.html
I went in and tried to move the intake forward 6 inches to replace the oil pressure sensor, but I did not because I wasn't sure about the injectors.
Will they leak gasoline if I disconnect them per vector's link?
After I moved the intake forward, I discovered a cracked/broken vacuum line leading from the value cover passenger side, and patched it with duck tape. The cracked part was behind the intake. This turned off codes P0171 and P0174.
I put the intake back in place, started the car and Code P0327 displayed - Knock Sensor.
Any advice about P0327? Will it cause an emissions inspection failure?
Tech Contributor
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 19,511
Likes: 1,186
From: Dyer, IN
You don't have to disconnect the fuel injectors from the intake. The injectors and fuel rail can be left attached. You only need disconnect the electrical plugs for each injector. After relieving fuel pressure at the rail, the fuel line can be disconnected, and rotated out of the way. Yes, you will get a little fuel dribbling out of the line...and rail. Have a rag ready, or use plugs/caps.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 769
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From: Columbia TN
I just took my intake off last night. I got fuel that leaked from the metal fuel line off the drivers side, but no where else. It wasn't much and I had a towel handy that caught all of it.
My injectors did not leak when I pulled the intake off because I only disconnected the electrical connections to them.
My injectors did not leak when I pulled the intake off because I only disconnected the electrical connections to them.
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