lt4 knock sensor for 95 TA?
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The knock module is in the PCM (on all years). The sensor(s) is in the block. 96-97 (OBDII) has two knock sensors in the block and 93-95 has one sensor in the block. Yes, you can get the LT4 knock module for a 95. I don't have the part number handy but you can find it at gmpartsdirect.com.
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Originally Posted by bandit95
yep, thats where i saw it done on the someone's page the other day. he changed the module out when he swapped out for a new pcm.
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Originally Posted by n2ocamaro
The knock module is in the PCM (on all years). The sensor(s) is in the block. 96-97 (OBDII) has two knock sensors in the block and 93-95 has one sensor in the block. Yes, you can get the LT4 knock module for a 95. I don't have the part number handy but you can find it at gmpartsdirect.com.
You can take care of any false knock problems when you tune the PCM.
Good luck, Ed
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Originally Posted by Ed Wright
Darrell, the OBD2 F body cars also use one knock sensor. The B body cars use two. Makes no difference if it is OBD1 or 2. You do not want to use an LT4 knock sensor with an OBD1 PCM. No need to change the module either.
You can take care of any false knock problems when you tune the PCM.
Good luck, Ed
You can take care of any false knock problems when you tune the PCM.
Good luck, Ed
Originally Posted by Honda Hunter
Can someone go into more detail with this? I just installed my KM and I was starting to worry if it was a waste of time or not. Now youre saying you can do this from the tune, I wanna know how so I can get it
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Originally Posted by Ed Wright
It won't hurt anything to run it, just a few wasted dollars. I never use them here. I take care of that area when I tune them. The guys that don't know how to do that, put those things in.
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From: The beautiful Kingdom of Bahrain
Originally Posted by buffman
^^^ I think Ed stated a while back he no longer locks his tunes, IIRC
