SAFCII owners: ur knock count?
For all of you guys with SAFCII, what does the knock signal correction do? I had mine for quite some time but only til recently did I hook up my knock signal.
what are ur readings for the knock level? I have no idea what numbers I should be getting or if they are good or bad but here are some of my numbers: Today: high temp was mid 90s
Startups idle: 0
after driving for about hr or more:
-when idle reading goes from 10-46
-when driving the reading goes down...
-46 was the highest i got only in the mid afternoons with ac on.
In my settings, my RPM1 is 31 @1600 and RPM2 39@3350.
anyone have a clue?
what are ur readings for the knock level? I have no idea what numbers I should be getting or if they are good or bad but here are some of my numbers: Today: high temp was mid 90s
Startups idle: 0
after driving for about hr or more:
-when idle reading goes from 10-46
-when driving the reading goes down...
-46 was the highest i got only in the mid afternoons with ac on.
In my settings, my RPM1 is 31 @1600 and RPM2 39@3350.
anyone have a clue?
The process of the settings is just to kinda calibrate it.
Mine seems to be fairly reliable. You really shouldn't get anything above 10 at idle. I get 4-6 at idle if the car is heat soaked and it is hot outside.
I would not be concerned about anything below 50. I have seen as high as 250, but still not heard any knock.
I know mine works because it I get an increased reading when I should be, ie; more boost on stock timing, hot weather, running leaner.
When temps change through the seasons you should recalibrate the SAFC knock feature.
Mine seems to be fairly reliable. You really shouldn't get anything above 10 at idle. I get 4-6 at idle if the car is heat soaked and it is hot outside.
I would not be concerned about anything below 50. I have seen as high as 250, but still not heard any knock.
I know mine works because it I get an increased reading when I should be, ie; more boost on stock timing, hot weather, running leaner.
When temps change through the seasons you should recalibrate the SAFC knock feature.
From all I have learned the knock sensor function on the SAFCII does not work properly on an OBDII vehicle. It does give a reading but its meaningless.
Mine just keeps getting higher and higher the longer I drive, it does vary but the maximum reading just keeps going up.
The info about the OBDII vs OBDI I got from a DSM site.
Mine just keeps getting higher and higher the longer I drive, it does vary but the maximum reading just keeps going up.
The info about the OBDII vs OBDI I got from a DSM site.
Originally Posted by Jime
From all I have learned the knock sensor function on the SAFCII does not work properly on an OBDII vehicle. It does give a reading but its meaningless.
Mine just keeps getting higher and higher the longer I drive, it does vary but the maximum reading just keeps going up.
The info about the OBDII vs OBDI I got from a DSM site.
Mine just keeps getting higher and higher the longer I drive, it does vary but the maximum reading just keeps going up.
The info about the OBDII vs OBDI I got from a DSM site.
hmmm....mine doesn't to that at all. On a very hot day in stop in go traffic I can see it rise from like 2-3 to 15-20 as I get into the throttle. Anything below 75 degrees I hardly ever get a reading. Mine definately responds how one would think it would if small amounts of knock were present.
Originally Posted by Jime
From all I have learned the knock sensor function on the SAFCII does not work properly on an OBDII vehicle. It does give a reading but its meaningless.
Mine just keeps getting higher and higher the longer I drive, it does vary but the maximum reading just keeps going up.
The info about the OBDII vs OBDI I got from a DSM site.
Mine just keeps getting higher and higher the longer I drive, it does vary but the maximum reading just keeps going up.
The info about the OBDII vs OBDI I got from a DSM site.
This is why I keep telling everyone to not waste their time connecting it.Mine just reads zero the whole time.
I know mine works. I get logical reading in conditions that would cause some knock but I also get a steady 0 in conditions that would not. I could easily see an NA car that does not have heat issues gettting a reading of 0 most of the time.
I just got it installed today, cool thing yet I do not know much of how to set it to optimal settings. Guess I have to wait till I dyno tune. I highly doubt that you guys who are always at 0 have the knock feature installed. Mine ranges from 0-12. At idle with A/C on it can be 7-10. Driving usually is between 0-3.
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