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heated o2 and knock sensor

Old Nov 11, 2003 | 10:05 AM
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Originally Posted by high c
ok i looked at
http://www.nitroburn.com/pgmfiwiki/index.php/EcuSensors
and saw nothing haveing to do with voltage, i really do think a knock sensor is an AC generating sensor
it only has one wire, trust me, blundar is right, i've taken one apart
Old Nov 11, 2003 | 05:01 PM
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"it only has one wire" you just proved me right, it has to make its own voltage because it only has 1 wire going to it, lets look at it, it would not be a + wire, it would not be a - wire, so it has to be a single wire to tell the computer that it has knock, so when knock happens it makes its own AC voltage to let the computer know. trust me i have my ASE sert. in electril
Old Nov 16, 2003 | 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Turbo90Accord4DR
you cannot do that with the knock sensor, and with the heated o2, i think it needs to be toggled off and on (because my friend with the apexi power FC, it shows when the heater is on and off. ) so i dunno for sure.
so you are saying that since I am using a p28 ecu on my b16 that has a knock sensor, it would not work even if I wired it in, and put a chip that requires the knock sensor in. will it work or not?
Old Nov 16, 2003 | 01:52 PM
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i dont really know alot about honda's, i am a toyota man my self but i love boost!
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