help with knock :(
help with knock :(
Ok this "annoys me" [ Edit by moderator ], my rockers are 1.6 non-self aligning & LT4 composite covers so the rockers don't make much noise, my header gaskets don't leak, but I have the exhaust comming straight from the y-pipe to a small borla race muffler, I dunno if this would cause knock? the header gaskets are brand new & they don't leak at all, the rockers barely make any noise, the timing chain does make a whoop whoop whoop sound, but my last car had that noise from the cloyes chain & it didn't set off the KS, I also went out & got an LT4 KM & that didn't do anything, I get 12* of knock, I ZEROED it out in LT1 edit but my knock count still flys, I get knock at idle, part throttle, full throttle not as much but still do, I don't know what to do, I'm using water instead of coolant, dunno if that effect it much..
I do know that when my car was stock, under load I'd get 12* of knock but I had an exhaust manifold leak, do you guys think its exhaust related or is my KS bad? LMK guys, I tried LT1 TECH with not much help so I'm asking here now. everything is in my SIG except the LT4 KM which I installed.
I do know that when my car was stock, under load I'd get 12* of knock but I had an exhaust manifold leak, do you guys think its exhaust related or is my KS bad? LMK guys, I tried LT1 TECH with not much help so I'm asking here now. everything is in my SIG except the LT4 KM which I installed.
Last edited by Injuneer; Jan 14, 2003 at 02:42 PM.
Re: help with knock :(
Originally posted by bunker
........do you guys think its exhaust related or is my KS bad? LMK guys, I tried LT1 TECH with not much help so I'm asking here now. everything is in my SIG except the LT4 KM which I installed.
........do you guys think its exhaust related or is my KS bad? LMK guys, I tried LT1 TECH with not much help so I'm asking here now. everything is in my SIG except the LT4 KM which I installed.
Check for 4-6V on the wire from the PCM with the plug off the sensor.
Check for 1.5-3.5V from the connector to the block, with the connector on the sensor
Check for 3,300-4,500ohms from the sensor wire pin to the block with the connector unplugged.
Check for any plug wires running close to the sensor wire. The high voltage pulses will induce spurious noise in the sensor circuit.
Remove sensor and check for solids buildup in the end of the sensor. I've heard of a small chunk of RTV getting in one and totally messing things up.
Have you got any serious lifter, rod, bearing or piston noise?
How much play is there in the timing chain?
Last edited by Injuneer; Jan 14, 2003 at 02:56 PM.
I dont' hear any noise, car seems to run great & even at WOT with 94 octane gas & 0 in the whol knock retard table for values, timing chain has very very little play, unlike the stock one that has about 1/4" of play, but yeah I heard that the less play there is the more sensitive the KS is, is that true? the noise I think is timing cover rubbing I can't tell its in every cloyes timing set LT1 I've worked on, some people dont' hear it even if you tell them but its very obvious, probably only a frequency my ears can pick up
hehe, I'm gonna do all the checking this weekend & I'll post back with the results, thanx again Injuneer.
hehe, I'm gonna do all the checking this weekend & I'll post back with the results, thanx again Injuneer.
Matt are you using Hooker LTs and a Mufflex Y=Pipe?
If so they are notorius at "Ringing" at the same frequencey the Knock sensor listens at. Jim's car has this Problem. I built a custom Y-Pipe and do NOT have this problem.
If you check the LT1 Edit archives you can find info on it.
Good luck!
If so they are notorius at "Ringing" at the same frequencey the Knock sensor listens at. Jim's car has this Problem. I built a custom Y-Pipe and do NOT have this problem.
If you check the LT1 Edit archives you can find info on it.
Good luck!
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