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Daskuppler

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  1. The overheating/loss of heat I believe was caused by the leaking water pump and a bad thermostat. Both have been replaced and I believe I finally got all the air out of the system. Hopefully there will be no further issues on that front... I did not find any vacuum leaks, though it's not impossible. I purchased a new Ignition Coil today to see if that fixes the problem. Hopefully it will. I had a friend suggest it could be a cam position sensor or crank shaft position sensor. Seems like either one of these would throw a code if it were defective...Maybe not though
  2. Hello Everyone, this has been an ongoing issue, I've been working on it at NASIOC but not getting too far with it so I thought I would try another forum. I drive a 2002 Impreza TS. Over the past 2 months, it has been misfiring when starting. It clears up on it's own ater about 10 seconds and only does it when it's cold. Runs like a champ otherwise. Things I have done so far: Checked the plugs Replaced the wires (two wires had very high resistance (cylinders 3 and 4) cyclinder 2 was above spec but not overly high, cylinder 1 was within spec. Cleaned the IACV Metered the Ignition Coil (input pins 1 and 2 had high resistance, around 2mohms, all other combinations were open) Output 3 and 4 metered approximately 13.6kohms while 1/2 metered 12.5kohms) Checked for a leaking injector (did so by letting the car sit and pulling the plugs to check for the presence of moisture/smell) Exhaust for smoke/smell (smells bad, but does not emit white or blueish smoke nor does it smell sweet) The misfire has been isolated to cylinder 3 and 4. Only one at a time. Codes thrown have been p0304, p0303, and p0420. The 0420 popped up with the 0304. The car ahs also been having issues with the heat going in and out and overheating. I believe this is all under control now and is not of primary concern. That said, On Saturday the car overheated and boiled over. The following morning, it would not start. I reset the ECU and it started up fine. Ran well all day and started this morning. Now, it will not start again. It cranks and attempts to turn over but never quite makes it...It backfires every now and then....I'm leaning towards an ignition coil, but I'm not entirely sure and I don't want to throw $150 at it if that's not the problem. The headgaskets were replaced about 12000 miles ago and the car has 77k on it. Thank you
  3. I typically run Amsoil but work's been slow and I needed to change it all immediately. It was jet black when I drained it and there was a huge snow storm coming (we got 18"). I'll probably change it again this summer and throw the Amsoil Severe Gear 75w-140 in there and switch the engine over to Amsoil as well.
  4. Hey,

     

    I saw a picture of your Subie in a "snow pics" thread. I see you're running BFG all terrains. What size tire are you running and how did you manage to get it on your car? I have an 02 Impreza and I would love to put the same tires on mine.

     

    Thanks,

    Andrew

  5. Hey guys! Thanks for all the welcomes and advice. I changed the differential and the tranny with mobile1 75-90. There were no shavings on the drain plug, just the standard wear. It grinds when at a stop if I don't give it a second after depressing the clutch.
  6. Hey guys, I just completed my registration and thought I would introduce myself. So here I go. After being with my wife for 2 years now I was finally convinced to get my first Subaru. I traded my truck in for an Impreza (the truck was beat up pretty bad). I picked up an 02 Impreza 5spd with 58k on it. The previous owner seems to have been rather rough on it as the synchro in first gear is worn, the gear fluids were all jet black, and it's on very cheap tires. That said, it runs great and stopped burning oil after a valve cover gasket replacement. My wife drives a 2000 Legacy L automatic with 157k on it. It's had almost no problems apart from the head gasket, timing belt, brakes and tires. It still runs amazingly well. I look forward to getting to know you guys! Thanks, Andrew
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