
pmichaud
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- Birthday 07/25/1960
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But can I use a locking diff? this is what I ordered.... Item specifics Condition: Used Conditions & Options: REAR, 2.0L, MT (4.11 RATIO) Mileage: 7000 GenuineOEM: True Model: IMPREZA Inventory Number: 440-58698B Year: 2013 Designation: Used Inventory ID: 317573 Placement: Carrier Assembly Stock #: 140261 PartNumber: 440
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Hers a section from a guy who stuck one in an airplane. I used it to get my swap running right...If I could find it I would give him credit......!! (Sorry) Changes needed for 1995 thru 1998 year ECM: 1) Tell the ECM you have a manual transmission. Since your engine most likely came with automatic tranny, you need to remove wire #2 from the mass air flow sensor (this connects to pin 47 of ECM). You also need to supply a ground wire to pin 81 of the ECM. Auto tranny wiring harnesses don't have a pin at that location, so I just stole one from an unused wire. While I was at it, I also snipped the wires from pins 61, 79, and 80 since manual transmission vehicles have no connection at those pins. Note, the transmission code still faults occasionally. I have yet to completely eliminate it. 3) You need to duplicate the ignition switch wiring. It needs to see at least 5v at pin 82 of ECM in order to start the engine. I just wired the 12v from the ignition "accessory" terminal to that pin. This tells the ECM that the tranny is safely in "park" position. Engine modifications: The EGR valve interferes with my engine cowl. So I just removed it along with the supply tube. I then mounted an aluminum plate over the opening to seal off the intake manifold. I placed a large ball bearing behind the tube fitting to seal the hole. I left the controlling solenoid in place and wired, as the ECM checks for the voltage drop. Optionally I could have removed solenoid and installed a high watt resistor. See pic below.
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Because I am so old I cant remember if the car from the junk yard last week was an auto or maunal, but....that ECU didnt work in either car. Both cars I have are standard... 97 Outback wagon 5 spd was 2.5 now has a 98 2.2 in it.... 96 Legacy Brighton wagon 2.2 5 spd.... And the light came back on while I was out for dinner, but I dont care ! I have 364 days to figure it out. Paul
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Well,......I yanked the computer out of my other car ( 96 2.2 no egr) and went to auto zone, lceared the codes, and went to inspection station....and it passed ! Now I can send in the certificate with the ticket I got last week, and hope for a full pardon !!!! Thanks Guys.. I am going to pull the coil off the 2.5 and get that on there for next year.