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Originally Posted by infinitebird
yeah when the knock sensor goes bad (code 43) the computer reverts to a precalculated knock table that is extremely conservative and ignores the regular tables.
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Originally Posted by blackedoutbird
You can't correctly dyno tune a car with a non functioning knock sensor. It is a vital part of the Ignition/air/fuel combination. The computer was in limp-mode(decreased performance) the whole time.
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Originally Posted by Honda Hunter
I wasnt talking to you when i posted that so what the fvck are you talking about? What in your right mind makes you feel like you have to explain the diff between a KS and KM to me? In what way did I indicate i didnt know the diff? I dont see how you didnt have a code when you broke it.
And it did throw a code when I broke it, I just didn't have it scanned until today....
Originally Posted by Honda Hunter
Are you trying to convince me or yourself because I know this allready and that's why I noted in your last thread it could be a timing issue. You seem to know all this but you blamed the motor itself. Dude, lets get with it before giving me lectures.
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Last edited by blackedoutbird; 05-31-2006 at 07:59 PM.