Subject	A buddy of mine purchased an eBay knock sensor for his
Posted by	Waggz on July 08, 2008 at 7:06 PM
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In Reply To	Has anyone purchased/used the ebay knock sensors? posted by SPGZ on July 08, 2008 at 06:45 PM
Message	Evo. It was so sensitive that his car would act up when a loud ass harley passed by. Not sure if it is from the same manufacturer as the one you found, but I would go with oem. **SELLING: 2.5" test pipes, Greddy EVO II catback, HKS intercoolers **SELLING: Stock >> driveshaft, 6 stock TT injectors with rail, new style brand new rail, intercoolers, intercooler/intake piping.
Follow Ups	Has anyone purchased/used the ebay knock sensors? - SPGZ 18:45:28 07/08/08 considering the downside if the knock sensor did not perform - robo (sebring1970) 18:57:30 07/08/08 but in reality I know nothing about the eBay knock sensors (n/m) - robo (sebring1970) 18:58:55 07/08/08 Haha. Second the first sentiment. (n/m) - CameronSF 19:02:33 07/08/08 A buddy of mine purchased an eBay knock sensor for his - Waggz 19:06:56 07/08/08 Lol, it hadn't occurred to me that the det sensor might - robo (sebring1970) 19:17:14 07/08/08 Thanks guys, I'll probably stick with oem (n/m) - SPGZ 19:09:48 07/08/08 are you sure your sensor is bad to begin with? - ZLover4Life 19:11:28 07/08/08 Lots of people using them - Bezza 19:30:15 07/08/08 I got one. $60 shipped. Part number and packaging - pcproa 19:39:47 07/08/08 how long has it been on the motor? Post if it fails for - CRAZZEPETE. 16:05:09 07/09/08 sensors are not a place to save money (n/m) - CRAZZEPETE. 16:04:24 07/09/08
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