knocklink calibration
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I have just fitted my knocklink, and are trying to calibrate it.
I have read on post's that people have been tapping their engine block to calibrate their knocklink.
I have tried tapping mine, even on the sensor itself, and all i get is the 1 dim green led ?
I have tried turning the pot both ways and it made no difference (which way should i turn it to increase sensitivity ? )
the connectors on the sensor are ok, as i soldered them on.
does anyone have any ideas ?
I have read on post's that people have been tapping their engine block to calibrate their knocklink.
I have tried tapping mine, even on the sensor itself, and all i get is the 1 dim green led ?
I have tried turning the pot both ways and it made no difference (which way should i turn it to increase sensitivity ? )
the connectors on the sensor are ok, as i soldered them on.
does anyone have any ideas ?
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To calibrate, most people turn the adjuster fully clockwise (Max. sensitivity)
I had the same problem when tapping the block - to start with, only one green LED illuminated.....Iwasn't tapping hard enough.
I don't think that the frequency of tapping a spanner is quite the same as generated by knock, therefore you have to 'bang' the spanner quite hard to make all the LED's illuminate
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I had the same problem when tapping the block - to start with, only one green LED illuminated.....Iwasn't tapping hard enough.
I don't think that the frequency of tapping a spanner is quite the same as generated by knock, therefore you have to 'bang' the spanner quite hard to make all the LED's illuminate
Hope this helps
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Turn it right up (clockwise as you look at it I think) and give the block a good hard thump with a big screwdriver. You'll have to go some to get the Big Red to come on tho. I know some people like to tap the sensor itself but I don't believe that to be good practice.
My my99 turbo gives 1, sometimes 2 greens flat out, although I did see an orange briefly the first time I went WOT after an ECU reset.
My my99 turbo gives 1, sometimes 2 greens flat out, although I did see an orange briefly the first time I went WOT after an ECU reset.
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cool, i might not have been hitting it hard enough then..
couldnt really send it back, as i have removed all the LED, and mounted new leds on the steering colulm.... suppose i should have tested it first
couldnt really send it back, as i have removed all the LED, and mounted new leds on the steering colulm.... suppose i should have tested it first
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