russel7.wanadoo.co.uk@fs

ive tested it with the multi meter and i get no reading is this normal if it is why cant i just disconect it so it dosnt pick up any knocking from the engine

Rallyesport

Just disconnect it. It's rubbish.

davidnormanuk

I might be wrong but I thought it needed to be connected if the ECU is a series 2 one as it needs to detect the knock sensor to run correctly.

Cheers
Dave

James Raby

iTrader: (1)

take the sensor out of inlet manifold and bubble wrap it up then cable tie to something, leave connected

as for saying disconnect it - it's rubbish, typical i heard it on passionford so must be true speak

dont disconnect anything unless advised to by a tuner or YOUR tuner

vroooom ptssssh

Mind block the hole up, someone said you dont need too but i checked with a screwdriver and it went right the way in

russel7.wanadoo.co.uk@fs

yes i have a spare one to block up the hole
will the unscrewed one in buble wrap need to be earthed? ill try it anyway

JesseT

How on earth do you check a knock sensor with a multimeter?

vroooom ptssssh

get someone to tap on the inlet with a spanner and check for current

Rick

pmsl.
Unfortunetly it's not that simple.

And you can't disconnect it, as ur car WILL run like a sack of shit.