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This is interesting
What do you think about this, Since we all have Knock sensor in our car?
http://www.pfyc.com/store/merchant.m...&AFFIL=froogle
http://www.pfyc.com/store/merchant.m...&AFFIL=froogle
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My question is, what benifit would you gain by being able to see that your Knock sensor is functioning? Would this product be able to tell you if your knock sensor if malfunctioning. What would be the ish is if someone made a product that would have the ability to adjust the sensitivity of your knock sensor. Kind of like turning the volume **** on your stereo up or down. I guess it would look cool in a gauge pod with a air/fuel ratio gauge since they both have led's that move up & down...
Originally Posted by Maximus101
My question is, what benifit would you gain by being able to see that your Knock sensor is functioning? Would this product be able to tell you if your knock sensor if malfunctioning. What would be the ish is if someone made a product that would have the ability to adjust the sensitivity of your knock sensor. Kind of like turning the volume **** on your stereo up or down. I guess it would look cool in a gauge pod with a air/fuel ratio gauge since they both have led's that move up & down...
http://www.jcwhitney.com/webapp/wcs/...&storeId=10101
Originally Posted by Maximus101
My question is, what benifit would you gain by being able to see that your Knock sensor is functioning? Would this product be able to tell you if your knock sensor if malfunctioning. What would be the ish is if someone made a product that would have the ability to adjust the sensitivity of your knock sensor. Kind of like turning the volume **** on your stereo up or down. I guess it would look cool in a gauge pod with a air/fuel ratio gauge since they both have led's that move up & down...
http://www.jcwhitney.com/webapp/wcs/...&storeId=10101
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