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Originally posted by specvracer
Looking around the forum i've read that people have been relocating their knock sensors. Well im just getting into tuning up cars and stuff but i was curious as to what exactly does that do? Thanx.
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moving the knock sensor will keep the ecu from retarding your timing. The best way to do this is to buy a new knock sensor($14)and relocate it to the fire wall and grounding it. Then plug the stock harness into the new relocated sensor and leave the factory knock sensor in place. Doing this will make it easy to take your car in for service.
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