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tricking the ecm: a solution to the "engine heat soak" problem?

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Old 11-12-2002 | 10:46 AM
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Re: back from the dead

Originally posted by poorcollegeboy
ok, so i finally went out to radio shack and bought 447k ohm resistors...

i'm prolly going to start in the next couple of days especially after my diappointing dyno results this past weekend.

http://members.aol.com/quocamolie/maxdyno.jpg

the knock sensor bypass will only be a tentative band-aid solution to see if it's the cause of the "heat soak" problem and maybe even see if its the cause of my power loss shown in my dyno. i do have a lifter knock that you hear at around 3k, so i wonder if the KS is picking that up as detonation. i KNOW it's not detonation b/c i use 94 octane and have the timing back to stock (15 degrees).

i will eventually replace my KS along with injectors and vtc's (if needed). just need to get down to the bottom of everything b4 i tear things apart.
Good idea..let us know how it works. That lifter tap might be setting off the ks.
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