Where is the location of the Knock Sensor on our cars. When do these need to be replaced?
MIKES3 TCG Elite Member May 25, 2007 3,835 21 Algonquin, Illinois Aug 1, 2006 #1 Aug 1, 2006 #1 Where is the location of the Knock Sensor on our cars. When do these need to be replaced? Click to read more... ••• More options Share
Where is the location of the Knock Sensor on our cars. When do these need to be replaced? Click to read more...
Xtant12 TCG Elite Member May 31, 2007 3,318 67 Aug 1, 2006 #2 Aug 1, 2006 #2 Originally posted by MIKES3@Aug 1 2006, 04:47 PM Where is the location of the Knock Sensor on our cars. When do these need to be replaced? [snapback]133898[/snapback] Click to expand... I dont think they need to be replaced mike... Aren't they internal??? ••• More options Share
Originally posted by MIKES3@Aug 1 2006, 04:47 PM Where is the location of the Knock Sensor on our cars. When do these need to be replaced? [snapback]133898[/snapback] Click to expand... I dont think they need to be replaced mike... Aren't they internal???
smug Please go back to eating crayons TCG Premium Aug 4, 2007 8,090 3,767 Cedar Lake, IN Real Name Dan Erickson Aug 1, 2006 #3 Aug 1, 2006 #3 Originally posted by MIKES3@Aug 1 2006, 04:47 PM Where is the location of the Knock Sensor on our cars. When do these need to be replaced? [snapback]133898[/snapback] Click to expand... There is one under each cylinder bank, in the center. I dont know if they ever need to be replaced, you might want to ask Syp :lolsign: ••• More options Share
Originally posted by MIKES3@Aug 1 2006, 04:47 PM Where is the location of the Knock Sensor on our cars. When do these need to be replaced? [snapback]133898[/snapback] Click to expand... There is one under each cylinder bank, in the center. I dont know if they ever need to be replaced, you might want to ask Syp :lolsign:
Toasty TCG Elite Member Nov 4, 2007 1,207 0 Bolingbrook, IL Aug 1, 2006 #4 Aug 1, 2006 #4 they dont need replacing as a preventative measure, but there is a possibility that they can go bad, tho its not common ••• More options Share
they dont need replacing as a preventative measure, but there is a possibility that they can go bad, tho its not common
P phat_ridegt TCG Elite Member Sep 16, 2007 3,351 2 Ottawa Aug 2, 2006 #5 Aug 2, 2006 #5 if you run a 2.8 pulley w/ stock manis and 18psi w/ no kr, then they are malfunctioning... but i wouldnt think yours are bad, but anything can happen. ••• More options Share
if you run a 2.8 pulley w/ stock manis and 18psi w/ no kr, then they are malfunctioning... but i wouldnt think yours are bad, but anything can happen.
MIKES3 TCG Elite Member May 25, 2007 3,835 21 Algonquin, Illinois Aug 3, 2006 #6 Aug 3, 2006 #6 Thanks fellas. I was just curious. No, I dont have knock right now in case people were thinking I was taking desperate measures :lolsign: ••• More options Share
Thanks fellas. I was just curious. No, I dont have knock right now in case people were thinking I was taking desperate measures :lolsign:
CoolGTX let sleeping dogs lie Nov 17, 2008 3,241 0 Hotel 4 Dogs Real Name J/O Aug 4, 2006 #7 Aug 4, 2006 #7 I thought I heard they loose there tone at 60K? ••• More options Share
X xierxior Addict Feb 2, 2008 834 0 chicago Aug 4, 2006 #8 Aug 4, 2006 #8 Originally posted by MIKES3@Aug 3 2006, 09:58 AM Thanks fellas. I was just curious. No, I dont have knock right now in case people were thinking I was taking desperate measures :lolsign: [snapback]134076[/snapback] Click to expand... when are we renting that comp g and pulling the wires for the knock sensors and slapping the 2.55" pulley on it? ••• More options Share
Originally posted by MIKES3@Aug 3 2006, 09:58 AM Thanks fellas. I was just curious. No, I dont have knock right now in case people were thinking I was taking desperate measures :lolsign: [snapback]134076[/snapback] Click to expand... when are we renting that comp g and pulling the wires for the knock sensors and slapping the 2.55" pulley on it?
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