FAE 60133 Engine Knock Sensor

The FAE 60133 is an engine knock sensor designed to detect and prevent harmful detonation in modern automotive engines. This sensor monitors engine vibrations and acoustic signatures to identify the start of engine knock, converting mechanical vibrations into electrical signals that the engine control unit uses to optimize ignition timing and fuel delivery.

Key Features:

• Piezoelectric sensor technology for accurate knock detection
• Designed to detect abnormal combustion patterns before damage occurs
• Direct-fit OE replacement quality from FAE
• Helps protect pistons, valves, and cylinder heads from excessive stress
• Enables proper engine management and fuel efficiency

FAE (Francisco Albero S.A.U.) is a leading manufacturer of automotive electrical and electronic components with over 4,000 product references. Their knock sensors undergo rigorous testing to ensure OE-equivalent performance and longevity.