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Thread: Knock Retard GM.KNKRET vs Retard Due to Knock GM.KR

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    Default Knock Retard GM.KNKRET vs Retard Due to Knock GM.KR

    Why are they different? I'm logging both and getting different results????

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    Anybody?

    Below are the maps of both pids from a recent log with differing results. Max values.

    I think GM.KR is the required pid, with GM.KNKRET picking up the same knock and more??

    GN.KR


    GM.KNKRET

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    Heres a stab in the dark, could GM.KR be spark reduction as a result of data recieved from the knock sensor and GM.KNKRET be spark reduction as a result of data recieved from the knock sensor combined with other PCM calculated knock reduction?

    This makes sense as there is a band seen between 3600rpm and 4800rpm with the common value 3.87
    Last edited by Gelf VXR; March 8th, 2008 at 06:33 PM.

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    GM.KNKRET pid is the amount of retard to prevent burst knock from from i think {B1914} and its effect seen on this log, just after a change in TP. No GM.KR either.


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