LT4 knock module part number 
LT4 knock module part number
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Knock Module = small square shaped module that goes into the PCM itself up on the passenger side of the engine bay up near the firewall. Knock Sensor = round sensor that you screw into the bottom area of the block on the passenger side.
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Reads what the knock sensor puts out. The LT4 one is better at reading false knocks, which will change the timing, causing SOME performance loss.
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Originally Posted by Formula350
Reads what the knock sensor puts out. The LT4 one is better at reading false knocks, which will change the timing, causing SOME performance loss.
Speed Density don't have them And for that, I'm a sad panda.
Speed Density don't have them
And for that, I'm a sad panda.Isnt this backwards? I thought the LT4 was the less sensitive of the modules.
Originally Posted by Formula350
Most commonly, pistons slapping the valves (pre-ig/ping).
I only clarified you Sara, since I'm sure he'd ask about what you said
I only clarified you Sara, since I'm sure he'd ask about what you said
detonation is simply caused by timing and the fuel you have.
