hard to tell but this was after first test. Since 2 bottles were different, it threw the measurements off...so we drank 2 more correct bottles and used those :barf:
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Nice work on the basket! Make sure when you put a new knock sensor in you use a new bolt too and torque it to the required spec. I believe they are stretch bolts but you probably know all this.
Rallyfreak202 wrote:Nice work on the basket! Make sure when you put a new knock sensor in you use a new bolt too and torque it to the required spec. I believe they are stretch bolts but you probably know all this.
I wouldnt worry about a new bolt to be honest. I'm still having knock tripping issues but I think it might have to do with my alternator not being fully secured.
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Are you running out of fuel? Or hitting fuel cut by chance? After a new cap on my car i took her out and started paying close attention to when/ how it ran when tripping the knock sensor and a few times i was hitting fuel cut. I did manage to see 2.0 on the bar display tho
I agree if you alternator rattles on its mount that would be the perfect starting point for fixing the knock code. One of my questions a page back for you was going to be what air-fuel ratio you are running, but I forgot. Anyway I would be extremely interested to see what AFR all the 20vt folks are running at full boost, without modified CIS systems that are still setup for 15 PSI max. I would appreciate it very much. With the w/m system off I get 12.2-12.3 AFR at full boost but I had to monkey with certain pressures; from some reading I figure that is a good area to be (rich best torque). With w/m on its minimum pressure settings it dips to mid-11's.
88a5tq wrote:I agree if you alternator rattles on its mount that would be the perfect starting point for fixing the knock code. One of my questions a page back for you was going to be what air-fuel ratio you are running, but I forgot. Anyway I would be extremely interested to see what AFR all the 20vt folks are running at full boost, without modified CIS systems that are still setup for 15 PSI max. I would appreciate it very much. With the w/m system off I get 12.2-12.3 AFR at full boost but I had to monkey with certain pressures; from some reading I figure that is a good area to be (rich best torque). With w/m on its minimum pressure settings it dips to mid-11's.
I used the factory intake air temp sensor location and relocated the IAT to just behind the throttlebody. Had to make a plate to bolt up to. Mounty, I guess you could try those ideas but I have no direct experience with them. Idk but I would think the splicing would alter the signal to the ECU very slightly? Thanks 2Philip....errrm I mean thanks Philip . I'm sure you took the proper precautions with ARP equipment and a steel HG or something of that sort. I'm all paper and OEM here. I only started to notice water on my dipstick when I was running mid-10s. I stopped that pretty quick. Taco, when you say your alt isnt secure are you referring to the mounting bracket bolts and where it secures to the block? I think you mentioned to yodasfro in an old thread that you had to get your own nuts and bolts for it from a metric source you had?
sorry wait no. I apologize. it was around 12. and I was about 20psi at 5000 feet elevation with stock head bolts and gasket. Not original, HG was done sometime in the cars life, but it was OEM paper gasket and bolts, not arp's and Metal HG. I replaced the HG with ARP's and metal HG out of fear of blowing up on a trip. It later blew on me after I replaced the HG due to a not planed head/block and forgetting to retorque the head studs
-Phil 87 5ktq - 20vt 91 v8 5spd - Why? 05 S4 - Gone and very much so forgotten 14 TDI Touareg
Oh. Hah. It was on CIS. and don't worry about it. Blowing the head gasket convinced me to swap out the 20vt and throw in a 20vt on VEMS. Totally worth it.
-Phil 87 5ktq - 20vt 91 v8 5spd - Why? 05 S4 - Gone and very much so forgotten 14 TDI Touareg
I was also on a shitty TAP chipped ecu. So there was no fuel cut when it came to boost levels. I had a QLCC chipped ecu and I liked that, but I would hit fuel cut just getting on it sometimes. I'd be real careful about upping the boost if you don't want to blow up the car. For some reason my give a shit meter never really existed when the 20vt was in the car.
-Phil 87 5ktq - 20vt 91 v8 5spd - Why? 05 S4 - Gone and very much so forgotten 14 TDI Touareg
Dallastown, PA 1991 Audi 80 quattro (20vt project) 1991 Audi Coupe Quattro (project: my first 20v) 2007 Mitsubishi Raider(Dakota in disguise) 2019 Chevy Cruze RS hatch (wife's little red sporty car)
Pics later. I'm going to destroy this knock sensor. Getting tired of the stupid CEL going off. I've tried 3 different sensors with same results. I know the sensors are not bad. Guess I'll make a point to change the Alt bracket tonight
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