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Old Jun 26, 2006 | 02:21 AM
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Did you get out this weekend?

I really want to know if it was indeed your tensioner that was causing the problem. Mostly because I'm doubting myself, thought, and am wondering if your porblem is fuel related.
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Old Jun 26, 2006 | 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by BlownBuick
Did you get out this weekend?

I really want to know if it was indeed your tensioner that was causing the problem. Mostly because I'm doubting myself, thought, and am wondering if your porblem is fuel related.
i went to the cottage this weekend and the car stayed home, dont worry ill get to this as soon as i possibly can
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Old Jun 26, 2006 | 07:29 PM
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well i took the long way home (took the highway) and i couldnt reproduce the symptoms from befor. But got some odd KR readings... what WOT i never once got any KR but when i did just a quick slap of the gas 50% throttle after a short coasting i got 1* of KR and once i got a MASSIVE KR spike at about 18* which even with my foot OFF the gas 100% i took a few seconds (about 7- for it to come back down to 0*
WTF is up with that????
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Old Jun 26, 2006 | 11:32 PM
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Possibly a bad knock sensor? They do fail from time to time.

That'* really strange. Espically for the KR to continue with your foot off the gas. 18*, that'* crazy. I would imagine that you'd have to really be able to tell that your motor was knocking by the way it sounds if it was pulling timing that much.

Did you notice anything different about the way the motor ran? Was it rougher than normal or anything?

I would probably start be replacing the knock sensor because they're pretty cheep. I'm not sure how hard they are to change, though.
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Old Jun 27, 2006 | 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Peterg22000
well i took the long way home (took the highway) and i couldnt reproduce the symptoms from befor. But got some odd KR readings... what WOT i never once got any KR but when i did just a quick slap of the gas 50% throttle after a short coasting i got 1* of KR and once i got a MASSIVE KR spike at about 18* which even with my foot OFF the gas 100% i took a few seconds (about 7- for it to come back down to 0*
WTF is up with that????
If you were going uphill and go WOT you will get more KR. ( I get 4.7 on a nice big long hill in my area.. but thats going up hill and before the hi flo was in.. on a different stretch I don't get any KR in 25C early evening runs, but in 33C mid afternoon not including humidex I get 3.1~3.3 KR )

I"m not sure what the KR decay rate is, but there'* a lag and how it slowly climbs down. It maybe a bad sensor.. but I"d check to see if anything is loose in the engine bay/exhaust manifold area that can be rattling against the block and the sensor is thinkin it'* knock instead ( you said slapped the throttle.. so I"m assuming you stabbed to 50% and the whole block & tranny shifted/twisted quickly so if anything is loose it MAY knock against the engine )
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KR is typical at shifts when the engine dumps boost and when you first let off the throttle...

That does seem like a long time for it to linger though. Any other items that might be giving you false knock?
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Old Jul 3, 2006 | 08:33 PM
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well i drove up to my cottage this weekend. Lots of highway and back roads and stuff the temps adveraged 25*-30*C and the problem did not happen, however the car was starting to feel a little sluggish
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Old Jul 5, 2006 | 08:11 PM
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Has it been doing the same thing lately? Anything new?
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Old Jul 5, 2006 | 08:26 PM
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Originally Posted by BlownBuick
Has it been doing the same thing lately? Anything new?

nope no signs of it yet... Fingers crossed that it stays that way
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