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Million Dollar question...
Not sure if I should Post this here but... Need some serious help..
Ok I went to Z1 to get my car dyno tuned.. Mods are Test pipes, F.I. exhaust, Stillen G3 intake. John at Z1 tuned my car on the dyno after about an hour and a half John came back in from the dyno and stated "we have a problem":confused: he then stated my first pull showed my car made 280 WHP and John could only get me to 304WHP He stated they Dyno "Osiris" software is showing that I have a knock on one of my knock sensors.. One bank is reading "0" knock the other is reading a knock of 22,800 or so.. John could not tell me witch sensor is showing the knock because my car is not throwing a code.. John stated my car is not knocking, and my motor is fine. According to John he has never seen this before. After a few more hours John looked at the knock sensors and stated they were perfectly fine.. John then went back and forth with UpRev trying different tunes and could not get rid of the problem. They even shut off the knock sensors and it still showed up, John the reflashed back to stock tune and it was still a problem. Does anyone have any Ideas???????? |
Don't sweat the number's,,,hot weather & no boost=low output.
had mine done in mid May (after driving 3hours) & 1st pull was 290whp & ended up with 309whp.....thought it would have been more/but that was a 1.41:1 trans. gear pull instead of a true 1:1 as far as your knock sensor-i'll do some homework on it,,,BS gas we buy these day's doesn't help much either. |
I'm surprised they don't have a good scan tool;
You may want to see if you accidentally unplugged one...they are proud of those baby's. My cost @Napa is $230.51 eachhttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...9e8db6c366.jpg Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Since when is 304whp considered bad for these cars with upgrades? That's higher than I got with Stillen G3 and HKS Hi-Power, but not sure what type of dyno I was on (may have been a heartbreaker Mustang dyno or similar).
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which part of this tread is million dollars?
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Should I try to go to Forged??
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Whoever you know that has a labscope & knows how to use it.... I don't think the tune part has anything to do with it/ you stated that one or the other knock sensors are inop. I haven't removed them on a 370 before; but you can start with an ohm test.
But with a good Labscope- you can see what sensor is doing what & at least get closer to the problem,,,,I don't like the blowing of an engine knock idea::::that doesn't sound like fun |
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Did you perform the mod's on your ~Z~ & how long was it driven with the Stillen Gen3 intake before tune?
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Jon said he could not determine which bank was reading the 22,800+ times it picked up a signal,,,,not sure why the cel light hasn't came on. could have a vacuum or exhaust leak......i've been talking to a few of my co-worker's about this & they ask me which bank is doing it. Also have read that a clutch engagement noise & sudden acceleration of the free flow exhaust can trigger it.....these are on generic cars & not a 370 in particular. heck-i just remembered an instructor's name/gonna give him a shout. |
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Tenfo,sounds good Wonka
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I'm not getting why they would say MAF placement or exhaust would effect the knock sensor. Knock sensor are simply piezoelectric and generate a voltage from vibration (a knock won't have a smooth running condition). As for the lab scope you can pick up snap on vantage on eBay for dirt cheap now and they work great and are bullet proof, however I don't know if it will help you much because if I remember correctly there will always be some activity on the knock sensor it is up to the PCM programming to determine what is the knock threshold. You would be better with a scan tool and it should give you a knock sensor 1 and knock sensor 2 data.
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So the guys name is John, right?
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Wonka; this was the reply from an instructor/Trainer of diagnostic's on vehicles.http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...56c5accf25.png
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Sounds like a broken wire in the wiring harness. The insulation will be fine with no visible damage. I have fixed several on Nissan products. Tech will need the Nissan Consult, start jiggling the wiring harness while watching the Consult.
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I would check the sensor visually first, They are under the intake manifold so you have to pull it off. I was having HUGE KR issues with mine while I was tuning with Seb, we just figured it out that is was noise, not true KR. ECUTEK can adjust the KR sensor if its picking up noise. I would contact him for sure :).
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That's because is UPREV, they can not control the KR sensitivity. ECUTEK can tho, I guess to late to switch :/.
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A buddy of mine at work has a Gran Prix and his gauge is showing a knock on a particular cylinder consistently. When the computer senses this knock, it retards the timing and the car runs rough. It turned out to be a loose motor mount, and his header was hitting something causing the knock sensor to "believe" that this cylinder was misfiring.
The sensor cannot determine if the noise is from an actual "knock" or an external noise so there may not be anything wrong with the sensor. May not be the problem here, but something to consider... |
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UPDATE:
Ok I spoke with John @Z1 and he has been in contact with UP-REV and they believe its the ECU... John told me he would be in contact with me on Monday about doing an ECU swap to see if this is the issue.. Stay Tuned for more updates.... |
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