Subject	I believe the problem with that... ->
Posted by	spicyZ on January 19, 2003 at 4:17 PM
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In Reply To	Some question about the detonation sensor????? posted by JMT-Z(St. Louis) on January 19, 2003 at 03:38 PM
Message	... is that the assumption is that the sensor is faulty to begin with (hence the reason for the bypass). Hence, the LED would always be lit :-) -jb -=-=-=-=-= Then again, I'm an idiot. If you smell an odorless gas, it's probably carbon monoxide.
Follow Ups	TECH: Detonation Sensor Relocation. - niXit 12:08:43 01/19/03 Excellent post, about time someone wrote a tech on it. FAQ! (n/m) - SpdDemon13 (Baltimore) 12:45:29 01/19/03 Shouldn't this be version .02 then? (n/m) - Zluster 13:31:17 01/19/03 Thanks very much! Im doing it for my new motor for sure! (n/m) - DRIZCOL 13:42:24 01/19/03 My only usefull comment is..... - Zluster 14:38:33 01/19/03 as you get more familiar with the Z, it will be easier. (n/m) - sbsTT(MD) 15:29:14 01/19/03 Re: TECH: Detonation Sensor Relocation. - H. Le Hir 14:57:33 01/19/03 Mr. Le Hir, I bow to your ever infinite wisdom. - niXit 15:35:19 01/19/03 naaah....but it's nice to see that great minds think alike ! (n/m) - H. Le Hir 16:50:39 01/19/03 hmm any place other than on the block will cause the - Carlos Ramirez 15:17:59 01/19/03 you may have missed the point. - niXit 15:37:03 01/19/03 Some question about the detonation sensor????? - JMT-Z(St. Louis) 15:38:04 01/19/03 I believe the problem with that... -> - spicyZ 16:17:33 01/19/03 OK, thanks thats kinda what I figured but you never know.... - JMT-Z(St. Louis) 16:36:09 01/19/03 Detonation sensor replacement - success! - AllenS 21:44:48 01/19/03 Nice! (n/m) - Spongerider (Very, Very Soon) 11:15:57 01/20/03 very nice, I like the choices - Janders 23:28:52 01/20/03 Re: TECH: Detonation Sensor Relocation. - StormShadow 17:46:13 07/04/03 Re: TECH: Detonation Sensor Relocation. - StormShadow 00:49:25 07/09/03
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