EKE query

[al chernoff]

>I am fixin' to install my Caspro EKE. I have printed out all of the posts
>regarding the installation and setup of this unit. I have one question:
>Should I road test the unit with my toad following behind? In other words, to
>set the unit up, sensitivity wise, under worse case conditions, toad + hill???
>
First: follow emery's suggestion that you put in some male/female
plugs where you can disconnect the EKE if need be.

Second: I don't think it matters that you have the toad or not. You
need a hill that will strain the engine and allow it to ping...
that's when you adjust the thing. Look at the pictures on Gene's site
so you can see the neat place the emery suggested we put mine.

regards to all and happy forth

al

 

[bob mclaughlin]

Larry,
I set mine up without the Toad in tow. I just got back from a 3700 mile
trip from Texas to upstate NY pulling a Tracker. I didn't do any further
EKE adjustment, used regular gas and had no problems.
Bob McLaughlin

- -----Original Message-----
From: owner-gmcmotorhome
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LNelson208
Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2000 2:37 PM
To: gmcmotorhome
Subject: GMC: EKE query

I am fixin' to install my Caspro EKE. I have printed out all of the posts
regarding the installation and setup of this unit. I have one question:
Should I road test the unit with my toad following behind? In other words,
to
set the unit up, sensitivity wise, under worse case conditions, toad +
hill???

Larry Nelson
Springfield, MO
GMC 1975 Palm Beach
WB0JOT