Subject	Looks like that was your knock sensor unplugged. You gotta
Posted by	Bo (Houston) on August 08, 2011 at 9:15 PM
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In Reply To	And you can test it by grounding the green w/black stripe posted by Bo (Houston) on August 08, 2011 at 08:55 PM
Message	plug that back in because it somewhat protects the engine when it detonates.
Follow Ups	noise issues on fresh rebuilt - slcZ32 17:06:01 08/07/11 I was gonna say prolly lifter noise - Sly 17:20:13 08/07/11 Re: noise issues on fresh rebuilt - Bo (Houston) 18:17:34 08/07/11 Re: Re: noise issues on fresh rebuilt - slcZ32 10:41:53 08/08/11 Re: Re: Re: HERE ARE THE VIDEOS - slcZ32 20:30:20 08/08/11 That's definitely the vtc gear making that noise. (n/m) - Bo (Houston) 20:40:58 08/08/11 And you can test it by grounding the green w/black stripe - Bo (Houston) 20:55:50 08/08/11 Looks like that was your knock sensor unplugged. You gotta - Bo (Houston) 21:15:20 08/08/11 Re: Looks like that was your knock sensor unplugged. You gotta - slcZ32 01:40:49 08/09/11 Get a skinny extra wire and unplug the vtc solenoid and - Bo (Houston) 17:01:35 08/09/11 Re: Get a skinny extra wire and unplug the vtc solenoid and - slcZ32 18:20:38 08/09/11 Yes if the noise stops that means you need a new gear. - Bo (Houston) 19:16:46 08/09/11 Re: Yes if the noise stops that means you need a new gear. - slcZ32 13:26:30 08/11/11 By saying "used" I hope you're talking about used rebuilt - Bo (Houston) 15:41:33 08/11/11 Re: By saying "used" I hope you're talking about used rebuilt - slcZ32 11:09:44 08/12/11 Re: By saying "used" I hope you're talking about used rebuilt - slcZ32 11:36:07 08/12/11
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