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My EJ22T swap.......and a few issues

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Hey, on a side note, does your ecm have a built in map sensor? Mine does, which I thought would be for a turbo model, but my brother has a turbo 1.8 and a turbo 2.2 and neither one has a map sensor.

 

Im pretty sure thats not a MAP sensor.

(manifold absolute pressure sensor)

But a BARO sensor.

(barometric pressure sensor)

 

A map would have to have a vacuum hose coming from the manifold and plugged into the ECU.

 

I have never seen a stock subaru with a vacuum line, however i have seen them with a hole that looks like a BARO sensor.

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  • awesome! looks like a clean swap, love the video....especially the last few seconds   why did you pull the dash, though? yikes!     alright, 1: the set screw probably won't effect the idle that

I dont think mine does, its a 92.

What year is yours, if you know?.

Mine is from a a 94 Legacy Import.

 

 

Im pretty sure thats not a MAP sensor.

(manifold absolute pressure sensor)

But a BARO sensor.

(barometric pressure sensor)

 

A map would have to have a vacuum hose coming from the manifold and plugged into the ECU.

 

I have never seen a stock subaru with a vacuum line, however i have seen them with a hole that looks like a BARO sensor.

 

Thus my confusion, this is a 4 bar map sensor, with vacume line, which i plugged in to the manifold.

Looks great! I have a replacement trans I need to get scrubbed up but you're obviously more qualified to do so than I am.. come on over when you're done!

:grin:

 

 

 

What'd you use, kerosene?

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Looks great! I have a replacement trans I need to get scrubbed up but you're obviously more qualified to do so than I am.. come on over when you're done!

:grin:

 

 

 

What'd you use, kerosene?

 

 

Sure, I only charge $20hr and my choice of beer.

 

I use the purple cleaner you can buy at the auto stores. Then rinse with water and finish off with the wire wheel and a quick spray of clearcoat.

Great work. I really love your attention to detail!!! Too bad you couldn't bring this with you on your next trip to Maine!!!! I would really love to see this car in person!

So should another old fart stop by and give you a hand putting it in tomorrow?

Got the trans installed yesterday, thanks to capn_r for the help.

Need to button things up and then it will be fingers crossed till Aug 20th :rolleyes:

just don't drive it till then. Less risk of blowing something up again:lol:

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just don't drive it till then. Less risk of blowing something up again:lol:

 

I dont want to be halfway to Cashmere and have it go out on me :-\

And if something does happen, I will have time to fix it before the Show.

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Oh snap....

 

Noticed this when I was re-installing my trans.

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Had a diff core laying around with a good bushing, so it was replaced.

And while I had the diff out replacing that, do you think I stuffed it back up there looking like this?

 

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I messed up and forgot to take after pic :rolleyes:

I'll have to crawl under and take a pic sometime.

 

Well, after driving it almost a week all I can say is wow....what a difference.

This trans is a lot smoother and since gutting my DP the turbo spools up much quicker and I gained at least 10hp.

You can ask Russ what he thinks of it, he had a good ride in it today ;)

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