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Old 09-02-2010   #11
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Default Re: If a knock sensor goes bad ................

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A dead cylinder will cause the knock from the flywheel.I got this with dead injectors,dead coil.Carter,hows my TB plate coming along?
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Old 09-02-2010   #12
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Default Re: If a knock sensor goes bad ................

It is my understanding the Dunn heads flow better than the Birmal heads. If that is the case than my ported Birmal heads and recut valves are, performance wise, better than the Dunn heads. So if this be true all stock Dunn heads give you is strutting power. If I'm wrong then chime in.

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Old 09-02-2010   #13
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Default Re: If a knock sensor goes bad ................

I also had this kind of sound caused by a dead cylinder - turned out to be a plug not working, installed a new set and everything was smooth again.
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Old 09-02-2010   #14
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Thanks daveK. Jim remember to "write it like you stole it"
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