what does engine ping actually sound like?
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Just to keep things from getting confusing, it's my understanding that pinging can occur without the type of "pre-ignition" you're referring to, where typically a red-hot chunk of carbon build-up ignites the air-fuel mixture before the spark plug has a chance to. I think it can also occur when the plug ignites the mixture a little too soon. As always, please correct me if I'm wrong.
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Yes, I realize thast you have more posts than I do, and I am grateful for your help in the past.
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I would have appreciated it if you could have simply acknowledged that the clear implication of your post was that carbon build-up is the sole cause of pinging. I stand by my decision to make a clarification.
Yes, I realize thast you have more posts than I do, and I am grateful for your help in the past.
Yes, I realize thast you have more posts than I do, and I am grateful for your help in the past.
If you took my post as condescending, or, insulting in any fashion, please believe that was NOT my intent, and you have my apologies.
(and just as an aside...... that should be "isn't the sole cause......")
I am here to learn, just as much as anyone else. In fact, I HAVE learned a LOT about our trucks from hanging out here. I do not base credibility/knowledge/whether or not I take advice/whathaveyou on someones post count. All that implies is, I have a LOT more time on my hands than others.
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