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@nipper just rolled over 300,000km and the engine is original. Belt was done at 260-270k i believe, although I don't think the guy did the belt correctly. I also noticed oil sludge build up under certain spots at the bottom of the timing belt cover. That guy also forgot to torque down my harmonic pulley which came loose. As well as a few steering universals he forgot to tighten as well when he did the rack and pinion. So god knows if the belt was done correct. Ha never thought about the flywheel. I don't really want to change my flywheel atm though XD
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Cat was done last year about 40,000km ago. O2 no one is 100% sure so ill give it a try. The wires on the car don't look to good, so ill order a set and the o2 sensor. About the vacuum guage ill give it a try, i am going to get a compression guage and vacumme gauge then to determine if my timing belt might be off a tooth, and ill figure out the vacuum gauge thing. I noticed if I hit the brakes repedetively at idle i can get the engine to almost die then eventually the engine rev's up. Might be normal but just thought id ask.
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lol sorry but I am picky when things aren't perfect. I got 20mpg in on the highway without flooring it often. To be honest fuel economy seems better when I am more heavy on the throttle then when going slower. When my mom drives the car gets about 16-18 city mileage. With me or my dad its like 20-22mpg oddly lol. Yes I did use a cloth and some throttle body cleaner to clean out the throttle body. Not the iac yet though. To be honest I still haven't found it:lol: If someone could point it out that would be greatly appreciated, before hand ill purchase the gasket for the iac because I heard it won't seal correctly after I take it apart. Main thing I want to know is why my plugs are very carboned up after little mileage. BTW I don't always floor it and don't do jackrabbit starts when not needed
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How responsive should it be to the throttle? I find it to be not very responive like if i floor it takes like 3/4 of a second to respond, doesn't even seem to respond quickly if i give it light throttle either. Could this explain why the car seems like it lost power? I am wondering if I should change the o2 sensor as I think i should get better then 19mpg on a N/A. So far the engine has been seafoamed, air filter replaced, plugs and wires replaced, MAF sensor cleaned with electronic cleaner, fuel filter replaced, but with a non oem filter, PCV replaced, cracked knock sensor replaced, ECU temp sensor replaced. What I noticed though was my spark plugs with only like maybe 5,000KM were very carboned up and black and one plug even had sludge on the tip. The plugs were NGK G powers. This time I am using V-powers but seems to drive the same. Help is well appreciated thanks. Sorry for the long post.
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Guess what...
ericem replied to ericem's topic in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVX
Thanks guys and ya its kilometers lol. Not really just tell someone that the speedometer unit was change if you plan on selling the car. Mark down the numbers somewhere. Was it fun replacing the speedometer unit lol. -
Guess what...
ericem replied to ericem's topic in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVX
Says EJ22 beside your vehicle info you will NO DOUBT get there -
Water De-carb
ericem replied to fnlyfnd's topic in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVX
Why not just use seafoam the safe way?