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How does a knock sensor 'talk' to the car?

posted by  justin on  Wed Apr 24 04:00 CST 2002
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Hello,

I was thinking about what a knock sensor does and was wondering, does it just have 2 states, 1) sensing a knock, and 2) not sensing a knock? I was thinking it would be helpful to have one with just a tell-tale light or whatever on my cars. That way, when the light came on, I could tell that at that RPM range and throttle position, there was too much advance. Certainly would be helpful in getting things set right. They are screwed into the block, I know. Where? Anyway, just a thought.
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Justin 70 1800E, 66 122E






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