Unplugging Knock Sensor??
Unplugging Knock Sensor??
With a stock computer, if you unplug the Knock Sensor -- does it give you a Check Engine Code? Trying to see if the current code is impacting performance by changing the timing whenever the knock sensor error comes up.
Also, does anyone know if the stock wire will "reach" the the rear housing?
thanks
Also, does anyone know if the stock wire will "reach" the the rear housing?
thanks
Any fault with the knock sensor puts the car into limp mode also. I had an issue with mine and ended up being old wiring harness. Cut out the bad portion and soldered in new shielding wiring and voila!
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Yes I moved mine to the rear housing and I had to extend the wire for it to reach, including the shield. I used a connector at the point where the stock wire is broken out of the EM harness to join the extension. If your wiring is in good shape, you might be able to get away with something simpler.
I also put a Bosch knock sensor in the front housing for the J&S knock retard unit. It works fine in this configuration.
Hope this helps.
I also put a Bosch knock sensor in the front housing for the J&S knock retard unit. It works fine in this configuration.
Hope this helps.
So if I'm running an s5 tii engine in my s4 na but I have tii wiring harness with trek 2.1 ecu i still need the knock control box? The knock sensor is still there but do I need the control box
Also it's a jspec s5 engine it has the knock sensor on the passenger side not on the driver side I also have s4 tii wireing harness what needs to be done if i need to run the knock sensor
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