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Well hopefully you get zero knock and never trigger it!
When calibrating the sensitivity, if you do it when the car is a bit colder and not fully warmed up it will be noisier during calibration and therefore less sensitive. Make sure you do it on a fully warmed up engine for it to be accurate. You could try calibrating it at lower RPM's so that it is expecting less noise which should trigger knock warning earlier and be more sensitive.
On mine it won't flicker unless there are about 7+ counts of knock. The only time I ever saw knock was on an off camber left turn at Watkins Glen when the gas tank was under a 1/4 tank. The fuel pressure was falling off due to starvation triggering knock, now I avoid that combination and haven't seen a flicker since.
I guess you could put some 89 octane in and use a logger to confirm some knock counts and the light going off but the "Knock +" worked fine for my setup.
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Last edited by Hiboost; Jul 13, 2009 at 08:11 AM.
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