Delphi Ignition Knock (Detonation) Sensor P/N:AS10263
Delphi AS10266 ignition knock (detonation) sensor for the 2013-2017 Ram 1500 V6 3.6L and other vehicles detects engine knock and sends a signal that helps protect the engine from pre-ignition damage.
A failing knock sensor can show up as a check engine light, pinging under load or less power, but those signs have other possible sources. Before replacing the sensor, look over its harness and connector for cracks, chafing or corrosion with the engine off and cool. This listing is one sensor, and these engines take two.
Fit includes the 2013-2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee V6 3.6L and the 2013-2017 Jeep Wrangler V6 3.6L, in addition to the 2013-2017 Ram 1500 V6 3.6L.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One ignition knock (detonation) sensor.
Interchange: 6816 6540AA
EKS939 · DKS879 · KS436 · 5S12501
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Does the Delphi AS10266 knock sensor fit a 2013-2017 Ram 1500 V6 3.6L?
Yes. Delphi AS10266 fits the 2013-2017 Ram 1500 V6 3.6L. If your car is a different one, look it up in the "Vehicles it fits" section before you order.
Is the Delphi AS10266 sold as a single sensor or as a set?
Delphi AS10266 is sold as one sensor, and nothing else is in the package. The vehicles it fits take two sensors.
Does a Delphi knock sensor need power from the car to work?
No. This sensor produces its own signal through a piezoelectric design, so it needs no power supply from the car.
Can this knock sensor handle road salt and engine fluids?
Yes. Its seal is built for humidity, salt spray and automotive fluids.
Does Delphi AS10266 replace EKS939?
Yes. EKS939 is one of the numbers Delphi AS10266 replaces, along with DKS879, KS436, 5S12501 and 6816 6540AA.
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