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Wed Oct 02, 2013 12:06 am
Hey guys,
Was wondering if anyone could give me ideas for what I should do about the detonation sensor on my Z32 TT. Very often lately I've been starting it from a cold start, driving it carefully until it seems to be warmed up (temp gauge is reading normal and oil pressure has dropped to normal levels), I go to give it some gas, and, it safety boosts.... Ugh.
It does not always do that, sometimes it gets full boost just fine after warming up, and if it does safety boost after I think it has warmed up from a cold start, restarting the engine resets it and it never safety boosts again at operating temp. I replaced the detonation sensor and sub-harness in spring of 2012 and re-located it to the top of the upper intake plenum (didn't/don't have the money for my mechanic to tear apart the engine to mount it in the factory location). So I mean, my detonation sensor or harness shouldn't be bad right? Since it's so new? I'm going to run ecu codes tomorrow morning but I'm expecting to pull a code 55 that everything's fine.
What do you guys think? I've heard of people bypassing the detonation sensor all together to erase the problem, but what's involved in doing that, how much should it cost, and is there really a risk of actually detonating if I'm running stock boost and my timing is alright?
Thanks for the advice guys!