[Just a EJ22 thought and request.]

 I am looking for a ECU pin-out on a 99 legacy 2.2

I cant seam to find one anyplace.

the part # on the ECU is... 22611AD63A the second # is TN(?)112000-6081

Any help would be very helpfull.

Thanks.

--Bill

[Just a EJ22 thought and request.]

I am a new to Subaru's , I am a master tech for Older VW's . 

I am putting this into a 1990 VW Vanagon .

  I have a 99 legacy ej22 phase 2 motor and a 96 legacy ej22 phase 1  , will the phase 2 have the same problems with the head gaskets as the 2.5 ?  or should I put in the  96  2.2  ?

#2  Is the timming belt kit the same ?

#3 will the heads swap back and forth ?

#4 how much of an increase in HP. between the phase 2 over the phase 1 ?

 thanks ahead of time.

--Bill

[Rear engine tranny: Now w/ Pics]

I could not get the pic's to open

 But ...It is a VW Autostick they were built from 1968 - 1979 ( I think ).  In Bugs and Karman Ghia's only .

    Parts for these are hard to find !  And the trans is the easy part.

The shift linkage looks just like the manual trans linkage except for the switch at the bottom of the shifter.

  The way the clutch worked  There is a electric vacuum  valve that opened and operated the vac. canister .  The switch was on the shifter ( you put your hand on the shifter and it would drop about 1/4  of an inch ) . and operate the switch.

  To make this work you would need .... a Double oil pump ( one for the engine and one for the trans. )( bolts on in place of the regular oil pump).  the auto trans fluid bottle , the vac. tank , the vac. valve and a bunch of vac. plumbing .

I Put one of these in a VW Powered trike , ( No need for a clutch hand or foot leaver ) I added a switch to the shifter that you pushed with your trigger finger .

I don't think you would be happy with it in a sandrail . it wont spin the tires ...

  You could put a regular man trans in it by just removing the trans a putting in the manual box and  a clutch cable and a set of pedals ( and the tube for the clutch cable ) or hydraulic clutch pedal .

Hop this helps.

-- Bill