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Thread: Knock ST vs KR

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    Knock ST vs KR

    I have a 07 dodge caliber and I cant read KR. Can someone help me understand how to read Knock ST?

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    search for short and long term knock in your channels on the left.
    then ad them on the right side to log.
    I dont know, if its available for the caliber

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    So i can only see Knock ST. KR dose not read on the calibers. I am trying to see if they can implement KR.. I am not sure how to read Knock ST to let me know if I am getting KR. If this makes sense.

    I blew pistons in my original motor so I would like to try better with this next motor = )

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    look for a long term knock table in your software.
    can you post the file ?

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    Here is my log file. This is the one when it cracked.

    Also i think it had something to do with the injectors going crazy around 5.5k rpm. I also had this issues with the pt cruiser gt 04 injectors as well at the same rpms.
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    I also think i blew it due to timing. Here is my log from when it had the small turbo. my spark was way lower. Any input?
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    I have the same car and the same issue, did you figure out how to read KR or what ST Retard mean?

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    So far no.. I am thinking that 80 is no knock anything above it is either knock or false knock. I get worried when it goes above 85. Just from my experience so far.
    Last edited by CaliberGuy05; 10-29-2022 at 03:56 PM.