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Old 06-25-2012, 01:41 PM   #26
KiLLeR2001
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Originally Posted by Butcher240sx View Post
Come take a close look at my car. You won't find anything half assed. Lots of trips to the dealership for OEM parts. The pic is the first one I did to mess around with the resistance. The one on the car now is in a small project box. The harness was relocated back on the manifold. And tucked away nicely. This engines coming out next month and my other project is going in.
Stop trying to defend your engine building integrity. As soon as you created this thread you lost any speck of credibility.

A few friends of mine with KA and SR's alike that ran into the knock sensor code... They all bought a single 1M ohm resistor and plugged it into the connector and the ECU no longer displayed the code and the car ran fine. That was until a knock sensor could be sourced out which never lasted more than a couple weeks.

The fact that you distinctively created a set of resistors to mimic the knock sensor's resistance leads me to believe that you intended for this to be long term or a permanent option for people.

In short, enjoy your cup of fail.
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