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I can't monitor knock with my pocket logger.

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heavyD

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Feb 9, 2003
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I used my palm pilot on my brother's Integra, then I reset the rate before using it on my car again and knock is not available as a parameter. Has anyone else seen this happen before?
 
Disregard. I'm having one of those hazy mornings after a late night of partying.
 
HighPSI TSi Guy said:
could it be because you're a 2G and therefore pocketlogger doesn't see knock?

Thanks Sherlock.:rolleyes: You did notice that I said to disreguard this post. It took me a few minutes to come to my senses after I initially posted.
 
kpt4321 said:
It's probably because you can't log knock on a 2g.

I have a Palm IIIc with the latest pocketlogger software and knock is one of the parameters on mine, you just have to know a little trick.
 
I'd like to hear about this, since to the best of my knowledge knock was not one of the parameters included in the OBDII protocol.
 
kpt4321 said:
I'd like to hear about this, since to the best of my knowledge knock was not one of the parameters included in the OBDII protocol.

You need some grease and have to be VERY, VERY, careful. Lubricate your anus and slowly pull your head out of your ass. :p :p :p JK

I'm just a bit testy as I re-posted minutes after my original post to disregard and days later I was still getting people saying "because you have a 2G".
 
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