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Thread: when is a knock sensor necessary?

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    ID be aiming for the block on as near to level with the plane of the piston face as possable and about in the middle of 2 pots but in reality almost anywhere that is a singular piece of metal with no joints between it and the combustion chamber should do nicely.
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    Here a pic of the side of the 4.6 block - flywheel to the RHS. The threaded hole in the middle above the welch plug is the boss for the knock sensor.. There is a boss on the other side for the other bank.

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