Roger Mauck wrote:
>
>
> It had the gas the dealer put in it when I brought it home and it
> was doing it then. Since I refilled it I still hear it and I put 92
> octane in. The noise is funny sounding like a ping but nit like a ping.
> It's very consistant too. Always when lightly loaded it will do it.
> Letting it idle and turning the throttle quickly will get it to do it
> too. The owners manual says it's normal but I'll never get used to
> hearing it.
>
You might want to get a second opinion on that sound, it might be the usual
pinion bearing clatter. They sound deceptively similar.
The power commander only gives you complete control over timing and fuel.
You can either eliminate or induce pinging.
Like any computer, you get out of it what you put into it.
Properly tuned, it will make a huge impact in the drivability and performance
of your engine.
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