Anti-knock sensor

nate chase

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I just ordered the Caspro Electronic Knock Eliminator (EKE) to add to "The
Sweat Lodge". Does the sensor have to mount to the block (as others have) or
can it be mounted to the intake manifold easier? Would it make any
difference as far as picking up the signal. I would suppose the ping is
pretty much transmitted throughout the engine and the sensor will detect it
anywhere.

Does the control box have to mount by the distributor (or close by)?

Have you varied the switches much and what did you find worked the best for
your setup (std. carb)?

Any wiring mods needed or does it plug right into the distributor?

Also what's a good degree of advance to set the timing to once it's
installed?

I haven't seen the instruction manual yet so I'm just wondering outloud if
anyone has gone or had to go about it differently than by the book. Might
save alot of headaches. Any input would be appreciated.

Nate 75GB (Brrr, back in the teens and 20's again today) Omaha
 
> Another thing that I did and we also did on Al's GMC is to mount a small
> terminal strip to the back lip of the motor box and run our leads to it
> including the tach terminal and the fuel injection wires so that they could
> be easily accessed and also to eliminate the problems often caused by
> crimp-on terminals. Again, Al could probably supply a picture.
>
> Emery Stora
> 77 Kingsley
> Santa Fe, NM

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Emery, I installed one of these units several years ago. It came w/a dpdt/co
bypass switch that provided these functions: 1) knock sensor on, 2) knock sensor
bypass, 3) ignition disabled (for theft deterrent). I also installed a Cinch-Jones
terminal strip to facilitate hookup. Being an electronics tech & knowing heat is
the bane of electronic equipment, I drilled a hole in the floor to the right of
the co-pilot's seat & mounted the box on the side of the seat platform. This also
made it simple to make adjustments. Might be overkill, but I've seen too much heat
damage to such devices.


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