Walker Products Ignition Knock (Detonation) Sensor P/N:242-1199
Keep detonation in check and give the ECU the real-time feedback it needs with the Walker Products Ignition Knock (Detonation) Sensor 242-1059. It's an OE-replacement, direct-fit sensor for a range of Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury applications, including the 2005-2014 Ford Expedition (V8-5.4L), 2005-2010 Ford F-250 & F-350 Super Duty (V8-5.4L), 2007-2009 Ford Mustang (V8-5.4L), 2009-2012 Ford Escape (V6-3.0L), 2010 Ford Mustang (V8-4.6L), and 2011-2014 Lincoln Navigator (V8-5.4L) — see the Buyer's Guide tab for all 13 applications.
Mounted on the engine, the sensor monitors vibration frequencies to detect knock (detonation) and feeds that signal to the ECU so it can adjust ignition timing in real time. Left uncorrected, spark knock can lead to internal engine damage, reduced fuel economy, and drivability issues, so accurate knock detection helps keep spark control on target.
Includes a wiring harness (about 412.75 mm) with a single square male connector and two blade-style female terminals. Mounting hardware is not included. The number of knock sensors an engine uses varies by application; this listing is for one sensor. Country of origin: Taiwan.
Interchange: Manufacturer part number 242-1059 (also 2421059).
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What does the Walker 242-1059 knock sensor do?
It monitors engine vibration to detect knock (detonation) and signals the ECU, which adjusts ignition timing in real time to help limit spark knock and the internal engine damage it can cause.
What vehicles does this sensor fit?
It's a direct-fit for select 2005-2014 Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury models such as the Expedition, F-250/F-350 Super Duty, Escape, Mustang, Fusion, Mariner, Milan, and Navigator. See the Buyer's Guide tab for all 13 applications.
Does it include a wiring harness or mounting hardware?
It includes a wiring harness (about 412.75 mm) with a single square male connector and two blade-style female terminals. Mounting hardware is not included.
Does a P0325 or P0330 code always mean the sensor is bad?
Not necessarily — those knock-sensor codes can have other causes, such as wiring or connector faults. Diagnose the cause first; if the sensor is at fault, this unit replaces it.
How many knock sensors do I need?
The quantity varies by application; this listing is for one sensor. Check the Buyer's Guide tab for your specific vehicle's requirement.
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