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Help- Knock sensor fault!!

I just used the peake code reader on on my car and got the fault Knock sensor cyl 1-2!!.

Do I need to replace it or can there be other causes.
My car is a 98 318is and I do not hear pinging

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Since you seem to be in a hurry...

Until you find someone who can help, start searching the web. Your problem sounds familiar so I'm sure there is info on the internet about it.

Good luck.
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May just be ~bad gas......and the knock sensor did what its suppose to do....clear the fault & see if it comes back~
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Cleared the codes and yep no new codes as yet

But now I cant seem to get it to rev freely beteween 4k and 6k, anything I should check??
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What happens when you try to rev it past 4K?
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What happens when you try to rev it past 4K?
The car sruggles to get to 6K but if remove the vacuum to thr fuel pressure regulator and block it off at the manifold end the problem goes. In fact it runs very well??
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have you checked the fuel pressure at all? Perhaps the regulator is on its way out....
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How do I check the fuel pressure? I have heard the Airflow meter can cause a similar problem. Is there a way to test it out?
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put a fuel pressure gauge on it, check the operating pressure...

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