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Supaglu

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  1. Hi, The ignition timing can be altered - by 5 deg's, but only with the "Select monitor" - the diagnostic equipment used by the subaru dealers. Regards Dave H.
  2. Also thermostat may be worth checking - check top and bottom radiator hoses to see if they both feel the same temp when guage says warmed up. Dave H.
  3. Hi, Have you thought of getting it onto a 4 gas emission analyser - if possible get two readings, one when cold and one when it's warmed up, I think you may be concentrating too much on the "too rich" idea, just because cylinders 1,2 & 4 plugs are black doesn't always mean that it's too rich - it could be that they are not firing efficiently enough so that they soot up - after all number 3 is ok !. If possible please post 4 gas readings here !. Regards Dave H.
  4. I know an elderly gentleman who when returning his subaru for its first service asked - "how do you turn on the radio" ?
  5. Hi, If you get this "noise" by revving the engine to 3,000rpm - then why not try this - get someone to rev the engine till you get the noise - disconnect each of the injectors in turn to see if the noise either goes away or gets a lot better - if it does then it will be somewhere in the bottom end - if not it may well be the flexplate as previously suggested. This will also tell you which cylinder the problem bearing, piston, big end etc is on.

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