P0328
Medium SeverityKnock Sensor 1 Circuit High (Bank 1)
Ignition System
What Does P0328 Mean?
Knock sensor signal is too high. Could be a noisy engine or a sensor fault.
Common Fix
Replace knock sensor or fix engine noise
Estimated Cost (DIY)
$20 - $400
Symptoms
- ⚠️Excessive timing retard
- ⚠️Loss of power
- ⚠️Check engine light
Related Symptoms
Common Causes
How to Diagnose P0328
- 1Listen for engine mechanical noises
- 2Check for exhaust leak near sensor
- 3Replace sensor if no mechanical issue found
OEM Diagnostic Flowchart
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OEM Manual Evidence
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Related Codes
The knock sensor on bank 1 has a circuit fault. Without it, the ECM cannot detect engine knock (detonation) and must retard ignition timing for safety.
Knock sensor signal is below expected minimum. Usually an open circuit or failed sensor.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can an exhaust leak cause P0328?
- Yes — an exhaust leak near the knock sensor can create vibrations that the sensor interprets as knock.
- What if P0328 comes back after replacing the sensor?
- There may be actual engine knock from carbon buildup, low octane fuel, or a mechanical problem causing excessive vibration.

