HPT Question, Desensitizing the knock sensors..
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HPT Question, Desensitizing the knock sensors.. Quick HPT question, if I wanted to desensitize the knock sensors would I add or subtract to get them to get a lil thicker skinned?
What tables in the knock sensor tab would I concentrate on when doing this?
I know know that i'm probably chasing false knock, 15 deg timing, 11.7 a/f and 104+ octane gas and man if KR doesn't pop up here and there everyonce and a while, most days no KR is present.
Thanks for any pointers or advice.
What tables in the knock sensor tab would I concentrate on when doing this?
I know know that i'm probably chasing false knock, 15 deg timing, 11.7 a/f and 104+ octane gas and man if KR doesn't pop up here and there everyonce and a while, most days no KR is present.
Thanks for any pointers or advice.
Engine...Spark Control...Knock Sensors...Knock Sensor Global Gain vs MAP vs CYL
20-60 should all be 4.00 - left those alone
65-100 mine are now 1.75 - I started at 2.00 and got no knock and I am slowly decreasing the value.
20-60 should all be 4.00 - left those alone
65-100 mine are now 1.75 - I started at 2.00 and got no knock and I am slowly decreasing the value.
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Thanks, i'll check out where my table is at and go from there....so you decrease the values...just wanted to be sure so I didn't make em overly sensitive by going the wrong way with em.
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nono..u increase the value to make them "thicker"
65-100 stock values are 1.00
i wanted to see what happened if I put 2.00 big change...and not a single ounce of knock occured
I am now decreasing the value so they arent "too thick"
just put in 1.5 and go from there...
65-100 stock values are 1.00
i wanted to see what happened if I put 2.00 big change...and not a single ounce of knock occured
I am now decreasing the value so they arent "too thick"
just put in 1.5 and go from there...
