
jaimosier1
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Recently married. Young child car enthusiasm able to do minor repairs
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2002 subaru forester
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I don't remember what it looked like and I don't know the mileage the previous owner had lied a lot about the car to me. I have put new plugs and wires on it in the last 1000 miles and still get the code I can't remember if there was any oil on the old plug wires. I don't think there was but I'm not even sure if the last owner put on a new coil pack either to be honest
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Just want to thank everyone who responded with answers I put new plugs and wires still had issue. So I did I test and unplugged my front o2 sensor and car ran great. So I replaced it which its called the air fuel ration sensor or something similar to that and the car ran just fine. No issues with it no so again I just wanna say thank you to everyone for the quick help and tips on what to look for
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Question guys. I was doin a spark plug wire change on my Forrester and my wire boots would not go into the plug heads . So I inspected the old wires I pulled off and discovered that the metal connector inside the boot that slips onto the plug has stuck to the head of the plug. It pulled the sleeve right off the connector piece itself. Any suggestions on what works to remove that inside metal conducter that connects to the plug? Any advice is helpfull never ran into this problem before.
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Question guys. I swapped the plug wires for some different ones and same issue. So I inspected the old wires I pulled off and discovered that the metal connector inside the boot that slips onto the plug has stuck to the head of the plug. It pulled the sleeve right off the connector piece itself. Any suggestions on what works to remove that inside metal conducter that connects to the plug? Any advice is helpfull never ran into this problem before.