Knock sensor question.
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Car: '88 Formula
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Knock sensor question.
I have converted my '86 carbed TA to TPI with a computer and harness form another '86. The .bin I am using is the ARAP, the motor is a 350. What knock sensor should I be using, from an '86 305, or from a '89 350? I ask because they are different part numbers and I think I was getting some flase knock with the one for the '86.
Are they based on motor size, harware, or software?
Are they based on motor size, harware, or software?
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Re: Knock sensor question.
Originally posted by slowTA
I have converted my '86 carbed TA to TPI with a computer and harness form another '86. The .bin I am using is the ARAP, the motor is a 350. What knock sensor should I be using, from an '86 305, or from a '89 350? I ask because they are different part numbers and I think I was getting some flase knock with the one for the '86.
Are they based on motor size, harware, or software?
I have converted my '86 carbed TA to TPI with a computer and harness form another '86. The .bin I am using is the ARAP, the motor is a 350. What knock sensor should I be using, from an '86 305, or from a '89 350? I ask because they are different part numbers and I think I was getting some flase knock with the one for the '86.
Are they based on motor size, harware, or software?
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Joined: Jan 2000
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From: Clifton, NJ
Car: '88 Formula
Engine: 350 TPI
Transmission: T-5... in need of slight rebuild
Will the ESC module from an '89 even fit an '86 harness?? I thought they looked different to me.
Yes, the esc fits, or the ones I have seen do. The knock frequency is based on bore size, so this does make a difference. I switched from 305 to 350, and it does work (I get knock on the scanner before I hear it, and I don't get any on high test fuel, appears to work). I would recommend getting one for a 350, as a new one is good anyway.
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