what problem could cause 2012 outback 3.6R knock sensor circuit input high voltage?

Asked by Guru9RFLT Sep 30, 2018 at 04:29 PM about the 2012 Subaru Outback 3.6R Limited

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2012 outback 3.6 check engine and skid lights on, cruise control and brake  
lights flushing. Autozone checked found code P0333 knock sensor 2 circuit
input signal with high voltage. Then I replaced two knock sensors but the
waring lights are still on. Any expert can help to solve the problem? Thank you
very much.
Louiz

2 Answers

Same issue just popped up for me - do you by chance have a picture of where these sensors are located on your engine block? Trying to diagnose the problem myself too...

Did you ever get a resolution to this? I have the same lights popping up on my dash. I had them before and I didn’t know what the problem was then my ignition coils went out so then I replaced them and the lights went away but after about 2 months they came back on. I hear a slight knock when I accelerate from zero but any other time I don’t hear it. Also my fuel economy is lower than usual.

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