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Old 23 June 2003, 10:00 AM
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Hi,

I've just got myself a Knocklink monitor from Jap Innovation (thanks guys), but the wiring loom running from the Knock display down to the Bosch knock sensor has no connector.

I sourced the Bosch sensor seperately and this has a 2-pin male connector.

For those that bought the display and sensor as a package, did you receive all the necessary connectors?????

Any ideas where I can source the connector for the Bosch sensor ????

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Old 23 June 2003, 10:57 AM
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Bosch P/N: 1 287 013 003 - Jetronic Connector Kit.

List price is about £8, should be able to order one from any auto electrical outlet.

I know Teesside AutoTech will post most Bosch parts and off a flat 10% discount. (info@teesideautotech).
Old 23 June 2003, 11:09 AM
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Thanks Andrew, you're a star m8

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Old 23 June 2003, 08:40 PM
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Just like to say thanks to Andrew for his recommendation and inforamtion and Eddie @ Teeside AutoTech for supplying the connector kit for my Knocklink sensor.

I paid £7.50+VAT + £1.50 delivery and they even had them in stock

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Old 23 June 2003, 09:15 PM
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I also got a Knocklink and Bosch sensor today from Jap I , all the connectors are there but I cant work out which terminal on the sensor is supposed to be earth. Neither terminal shows continuity with the sensor body, anyone else had this or have I got a duff sensor??
Old 23 June 2003, 09:33 PM
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Yeah, I'm none the wiser either as I can't get my multimeter to beep at all regardless which terminal I connect too and where on the bosch sensor I make the other contact (metal bits, of course).

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Old 23 June 2003, 09:34 PM
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Out of interest, how much did you pay all-in for the Knocklink & the senor?

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Old 23 June 2003, 09:41 PM
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knocklink was 63+vat
sensor was 65+vat

so I wonder which is earth then, guess its only 50/50 can always swap the connector pins over if it doesnt work
Old 23 June 2003, 09:45 PM
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Apparently, it doesn't matter which way they go around as neither of the terminals are earthed to the outside of the sensor.

You can check yourself on these threads

http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadID=153514
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadID=205463

Apparently, the bolt you need to fit the new sensor is an M8x30mm.

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Thanks pal!
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no probs

should get my connector tomorrow and I'll fit everything tomorrow evening and post some pics.

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Old 23 June 2003, 10:54 PM
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So do none of the knocklinks come with a connector? I was under the impression it was included with the loom... seems a bit silly cos it would be nigh on impossible to connect otherwise
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Hi Paul,

AFAIK, if you order the Knocklink + the sensor as a package, you get the connector. Or if you buy the sensor from one of the main Knocklink suppliers, you get the connector too. I don't think you get it with the loom coz you could connect the knocklink to lots of different sensors, so they leave it up to you to get the right one.

I bought my Knocklink from Jap Innovations for £74 inc. VAT and the Bosch sensor was sourced for £30 from a standard auto electrical store.

The connector is only a tenner, so why folk charge £65+ for the sensor and connector is beyond me well other than too make £25 out of it

Stefan

[Edited by ozzy - 6/23/2003 11:03:05 PM]
Old 23 June 2003, 11:12 PM
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just orderd a knocklink from jw racing am i going to have this prob to only got the knocklink not the senser will it connect to oe in the car or not ? cheers grant
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Shame I didn't see this sooner, could have got you 1 for about half that price as I work for part of Bosch.....

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Grant,

The Knocklink comes in a sealed bag from Link Systems in Oz. So, if you just buy the knocklink, then yes you'll not get the connector.

I think suppliers will sell you the connector along with the sensor.

The connector I've spoken of is for the optional Bosch sensor and not the OEM one - I've no idea what connector is on that.

Stefan
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Scratch can you get me a cheap Bosch sensor connector? Already have the sensor which I've fitted to the block and I'm going to add the knocklink soon.

Cheers.
Old 24 June 2003, 09:54 AM
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Well this is what I got for my £10



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