Subject	Yes that's a good alternative - mine are done that way
Posted by	jzack on May 27, 2008 at 8:07 AM
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In Reply To	Is eliminating the knock sensor connector a bad posted by dyno 500 HP 300ZXTT on May 27, 2008 at 01:50 AM
Message	too. Just be sure to do a proper job -- don't use the bullet style crimp connectors. Need something more weather tight - use the fully insulated spaded style. Fill up the crimp connector barrell ends with a little diaelectric grease before crimping - makes it more moistured resistant. Be sure to slip some heat shrink tubing on the wire ends before crimping as well -- that will allow a good final seal over the crimp connector ends.
Follow Ups	Is eliminating the knock sensor connector a bad - dyno 500 HP 300ZXTT 01:50:04 05/27/08 Bypassing the connector, but not bypassing the sensor... - BobbyT 03:23:15 05/27/08 These are what I was talking about: - BobbyT 03:27:57 05/27/08 Yup, thats what I did - dyno 500 HP 300ZXTT 10:46:26 05/27/08 Yes that's a good alternative - mine are done that way - jzack 08:07:55 05/27/08 As cut the wires futher down.... - dyno 500 HP 300ZXTT 10:51:48 05/27/08 The connector is just a convenience. - rojoloco (San Diego) 10:12:13 05/27/08
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