Knock sensor
09-12-2005, 03:35 PM
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Knock sensor
i was told by someone that on an LS/Vtec setup drilling the hole in the block for the knock sensor is not simple, and can acually mess up the block if not done properly, my other option was to go hondata,but hondata doesn't offer any of there system for OBD0, so is there any other way around it?any advice i can get,should i get rid of the block, can i use it and just drill the hole?BY the way i have a 90 b18A1 block
09-12-2005, 04:14 PM
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You can just ground the knock sensor to a body ground and then run the sensor wire to the ECU. This will allow you to mount the knock sensor anywhere where it can access ground.
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Originally Posted by EkcivicBeast
can yo further explain cuz im not sure i quite understand
09-14-2005, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by EkcivicBeast
oh ok, so the vtec will still work?
VTEC will work for sure, but make SURE u always run 93 or premium in ur area, or u could risk detonation.
The reason it's there is to detect detonation (aka engine melting and blowing up) because idiot people put in 87 into a high-compression motor like a b16a or b18c, so the engineers designed it to use this so people COULD run 87 WITHOUT risking detonation.
I didn't have one for years, always ran 93 and NEVER had a problem...
sway from this advice, and you are asking for trouble...
Hope that explains it...
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