new tune now p0332
08-23-2015, 11:19 PM
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new tune now p0332 quick recap, i was driving a 98 z with no problems or CEL. i pulled the engine and literally turn the lift around and put the engine into a 88 iroc. i sent the comp out to get a mail tune by frost( around feb or march). ive had the car running and driving but only enough to move it out the garage a few dozen times. i finally get around to finishing up my swap and and now that ive put 40 ish miles on it, im getting the knock code p0332.
would the new tune have anything to do with the knock code seeing the mail tune consists of 'improved knock handling" and "new spark/timing maps"?
any help would be appreciated
thanks
mike
would the new tune have anything to do with the knock code seeing the mail tune consists of 'improved knock handling" and "new spark/timing maps"?
any help would be appreciated
thanks
mike
08-27-2015, 12:31 AM
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08-27-2015, 01:17 AM
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i havent contacted steve yet, i figured id ask here first before i start throwing money at it.
is there a way to test a knock sensor?
i think the ecu retards the timing once knock is sensed.
i wonder if i clear the code, if i can check the timing and tap the engine and see if it moves??
is there a way to test a knock sensor?
i think the ecu retards the timing once knock is sensed.
i wonder if i clear the code, if i can check the timing and tap the engine and see if it moves??
08-27-2015, 01:37 AM
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i havent contacted steve yet, i figured id ask here first before i start throwing money at it.
is there a way to test a knock sensor?
i think the ecu retards the timing once knock is sensed.
i wonder if i clear the code, if i can check the timing and tap the engine and see if it moves??
is there a way to test a knock sensor?
i think the ecu retards the timing once knock is sensed.
i wonder if i clear the code, if i can check the timing and tap the engine and see if it moves??
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so i tested the wires today with my multimeter. with my meter set on 20dcv, i tested the knock connectors. im getting between 0.04 and 0.05 on both. then i tried the connector for both knock sensors behind the intake. i got the same between 0.04 and 0.05. next i tried to probe the wires coming out if the ecu and tried the light blue wire pin 68, and got the same readings.
now, is 0.04-5 a good reading? or should it be a full 5.0 volts?
the problem only started after driving it about 40ish miles. not the couple dozen times pulling it in and out of the garage and driving a few hundred feet down the street.
i would think if the ecu was bad it would instantly throw a code as soon as i started the engine.
now, is 0.04-5 a good reading? or should it be a full 5.0 volts?
the problem only started after driving it about 40ish miles. not the couple dozen times pulling it in and out of the garage and driving a few hundred feet down the street.
i would think if the ecu was bad it would instantly throw a code as soon as i started the engine.