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2008 Toyota Prius Mass Air Flow Sensor, Camshaft Position Sensor, Knock Sensor

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Knock Sensor, Mass Air Flow Sensor Installation and Repair Tips for 2008 Toyota Prius

  • Q: How to remove the Knock Sensor on 2008 Toyota Prius?
    A: To take the Knock Sensor out of the 1NZ-FXE engine control system, disconnect the negative battery terminal and wait to avoid Air Bag deployment. Disassemble the radiator support cover and engine under cover and empty coolant. Disassemble the air cleaner assembly, the dipstick guide, and disconnect a number of hoses and connectors. Lastly, take off the intake manifold and knock sensor.
  • Q: How to service and repair the Mass Air Flow Sensor on 2008 Toyota Prius?
    A: When maintaining Mass Air Flow Sensor of the 1NZ-FXE engine, disconnecting the negative battery terminal and wait to avoid activating the Air Bag. The process will require removing the radiator support opening cover, removing the Mass Air Flow Sensor connector, and removing screws that will hold the sensor.
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