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Old Jul 11, 2014 | 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by charliedyal
From what I gather, the L's and HD's don't come with knock sensors, correct? How would the knock sensor play into effect on mine & Jfergs builds going from N/A to charged? When they tune it, do the delete the sensor electronically or is it implemented in the tune? 4x4dave may know also.
That is correct, the Eaton makes to much "noise" which requires to turn them off on the L/HDs.

On N/A there turned off. My tuner tried to use them with some tricks he said he had but in the end it didn't work.

The J&S system I don't know much about but it attaches to the coils and retarder timing to only those cylinders that need it!

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Old Jul 11, 2014 | 07:32 PM
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Well damn all y'all! Here I was thinking my truck melting a hole was caused by Ethanol or an injector but now leaning towards the tune(Sal@PSP). Ran 14.5s at the track.

And then y'all bring up knock sensors. I always believed the new tuner I had tune it after the L motor was installed turned them off. But now that I think about it. Even though it made more power and felt a lot stronger it ran mid 16s at the track do to timing being pulled. Figured that he had my IAT2 set to pull timing at a low temp to save the motor. But now I'm thinking he may have forgot to turn them off. ****! Was tuned for 13* of timing and would only see 4-5* at times.

I know it had a 13 sec pass in her! Guess we will never know!

Wayne
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Old Jul 11, 2014 | 08:10 PM
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Well damn all y'all! Here I was thinking my truck melting a hole was caused by Ethanol or an injector but now leaning towards the tune(Sal@PSP). Ran 14.5s at the track.

And then y'all bring up knock sensors. I always believed the new tuner I had tune it after the L motor was installed turned them off. But now that I think about it. Even though it made more power and felt a lot stronger it ran mid 16s at the track do to timing being pulled. Figured that he had my IAT2 set to pull timing at a low temp to save the motor. But now I'm thinking he may have forgot to turn them off. ****! Was tuned for 13* of timing and would only see 4-5* at times.

I know it had a 13 sec pass in her! Guess we will never know!

Wayne
I guess in your case, hind sight is not 20/20. Haha. There's always next time Wayne. I bet that's not the last supercharged motor you'll ever build.
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Old Jul 11, 2014 | 08:23 PM
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I guess in your case, hind sight is not 20/20. Haha. There's always next time Wayne. I bet that's not the last supercharged motor you'll ever build.
I hope not!

Was so curious jut texted the turner and asked him I he could check to see if it was turn off. He said it was. IAT timing pull was aggressive and low to save motor.

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Old Jul 11, 2014 | 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by charliedyal
From what I gather, the L's and HD's don't come with knock sensors, correct? How would the knock sensor play into effect on mine & Jfergs builds going from N/A to charged? When they tune it, do the delete the sensor electronically or is it implemented in the tune? 4x4dave may know also.
I actually don't know for certain haha. I replaced mine with a new one and never looked back. I can follow up with my tuner. From my understanding it would still work. But I'm not 100% sure.

My thoughts are to just install a new one, if you find out you need one later your looking at 5+ hours to remove the entire intake manifold and add it.

Edit: Im always 2 pages behind. Seems consensus from evreyone in here is they are not needed. IMO you could always just leave the old one on there... Won't hurt anything escpeically if you just tune them out.

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Old Jul 11, 2014 | 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Z7What
Well damn all y'all! Here I was thinking my truck melting a hole was caused by Ethanol or an injector but now leaning towards the tune(Sal@PSP). Ran 14.5s at the track.

And then y'all bring up knock sensors. I always believed the new tuner I had tune it after the L motor was installed turned them off. But now that I think about it. Even though it made more power and felt a lot stronger it ran mid 16s at the track do to timing being pulled. Figured that he had my IAT2 set to pull timing at a low temp to save the motor. But now I'm thinking he may have forgot to turn them off. ****! Was tuned for 13* of timing and would only see 4-5* at times.

I know it had a 13 sec pass in her! Guess we will never know!

Wayne
That sucks...So, -any Mode 6 data?
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Old Jul 11, 2014 | 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted by 4x4dave
I actually don't know for certain haha. I replaced mine with a new one and never looked back. I can follow up with my tuner. From my understanding it would still work. But I'm not 100% sure. My thoughts are to just install a new one, if you find out you need one later your looking at 5+ hours to remove the entire intake manifold and add it. Edit: Im always 2 pages behind. Seems consensus from evreyone in here is they are not needed. IMO you could always just leave the old one on there... Won't hurt anything escpeically if you just tune them out.
My tuner and really Ford say the Eaton make to much noise to use it. Just have him turn it off.

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Old Jul 11, 2014 | 09:22 PM
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That sucks...So, -any Mode 6 data?
Mode 6 data?

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Old Jul 11, 2014 | 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Z7What
Mode 6 data?

Wayne
Mode 06, = history data, cylinder history in the KAM.
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Old Jul 11, 2014 | 09:32 PM
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I believe it's through Data maid via scanner. Gives you fueling A/F's, misfires...the history of.
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