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Just ran Auto tap for the first time, since the HotCam install, and I'm getting like -30 degrees of timing retard. What is normal for timing advance/retard. Here's the log file, should have an .atl extension for Autotap. http://temp.corvetteforum.net/c4/tdock/8-12.txt
I don't have autotap so I can not look at your log file, but you should never see -30 degrees of timing being pulled out from the knock sensors. Maybe 6-8 due to the sensors picking up either false or real knock. It is probably only running 36-40 degrees of timing anyway.
You should see timing advance at WOT above 4000 rpm to be roughly the same and somewhere in the 36-42 range on stock programming. Knock retard should be 0 if all is well. If you feel you are getting false knock, you can try the LT4 knock module in place of your LT1 module. The LT4 module is designed to hide the false knock that may be picked up from the roller rockers.
Looks ok to me except for the knock retard degrees is real high in the one real romp you had in the file (timestamp 32128-32121). Not sure how to read it as I show one cell having 225 degrees of knock retard :confused:. The other thing I find interesting is that One O2 sensor seems to be completely dead. Most of the file is podunking around and 30 degrees of timing would be about right to see from the computer.
Yes you would already have the LT4 knock module. For some reason the first time I read this I saw you had an LT1. :crazy:
The dead 02 makes sense, 'cause I could unplug the MAF and the car would run much smoother. Is there any way to tell which O2 it is from the scanner/file, I'm assuming one of the front ones?
Any method for tracking down knock?