Reading high knock count
Re: Reading high knock count
I would worry less about the PCM for the moment and more about the marbles in a can thing. When you're in the engine bay and holding the throttle open enough to keep it where it's happy at 1100, do you notice any noise that sounds like it shouldn't be there?
Re: Reading high knock count
Originally Posted by Demus
I would worry less about the PCM for the moment and more about the marbles in a can thing. When you're in the engine bay and holding the throttle open enough to keep it where it's happy at 1100, do you notice any noise that sounds like it shouldn't be there?
I'm trying to figure out what's causing it to drop the rpm.
Would a bad MAP sensor do this?
I have an Auto X-ray as well. If someone can tell me what to look for I'll try it.
Last edited by Gripenfelter; May 16, 2006 at 12:23 AM.
Re: Reading high knock count
I found a .uni file (datamaster) from last year when I started having this problem.
http://members.shaw.ca/fbody_god/Gripdiag1.uni
Note the timing, rpm dip, and knock count. Bad knock sensor? Bad MAP? Or bad PCM?
http://members.shaw.ca/fbody_god/Gripdiag1.uni
Note the timing, rpm dip, and knock count. Bad knock sensor? Bad MAP? Or bad PCM?
Did you ever have any luck finding the problem?
I'm having a surge problem as well and came across your post.
Mine is actually at full throttle and inconsistent. Otherwise runs perfect.
Anyway - just curious. Sounded like a timing issue.
I'm having a surge problem as well and came across your post.
Mine is actually at full throttle and inconsistent. Otherwise runs perfect.
Anyway - just curious. Sounded like a timing issue.
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