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My truck just got the check engine and VTM4 light at the same time; the service advisor on the dealer was quick to point the problem to a knock sensor wire that gets chewed by rodents so I asked him if it was a common problem and he said that he has seen a few and the reason was because the knock insulation harness wire was made of soy base.
They did the diagnostic and confirmed that the wire was at fault and wanted to charge 450+ to repair.
I did a quick on line search and saw a few post for Accords and Odysseys but nothing for ridgelines.
Has anyone had the same problem?
I am trying to repair it myself since I have a few tools and it seemed not too challenging on the other cars, but I have to admit that it is turning more difficult than I thought, it is practically impossible to pull the harness without removing the intake manifold
Any suggestions?
They did the diagnostic and confirmed that the wire was at fault and wanted to charge 450+ to repair.
I did a quick on line search and saw a few post for Accords and Odysseys but nothing for ridgelines.
Has anyone had the same problem?
I am trying to repair it myself since I have a few tools and it seemed not too challenging on the other cars, but I have to admit that it is turning more difficult than I thought, it is practically impossible to pull the harness without removing the intake manifold
Any suggestions?