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Old Apr 5, 2010 | 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Mushuku Mono
Ha ha, your pretty funny, you stole this pic from a vintage snomobile site off of google... This piston burned up cause of a shorted spark wire..

Google Image Result for http://www.snowridermag.com/snowmobiles/images/piston-1.jpg

The thing is that there are plenty of cars that dont and never had a knock sensor and there are new cars today that dont have them, they are a fail safe to keep the engine from allowing the car to detonate when it thinks that its going to pre-detonate.
As long as you take care of your car and not being a retard, any car can run just fine with out a knock sensor. None of the pre computer cars had a knock sensor and they all seemed to run just fine.
I took a picture off google images of a piston with a hole in it.

You can't foresee everything, for example: bad gas, failed MAF, etc.

Pre-computer cars burned holes in pistons and/or didnt run as advanced timing.

Let me ask you this: Why would Nissan install the sensor if it had no practical use?

Good gah. Why do I even try?
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