Running Rich ? Symptons ??
Hi Team,
I have had a classic turbo since Jan and have had no problems at all with it but my mate followed me from work and said that it seemed to possibly be running a little rich he thought it seemed to be smoking a little.
I have done a search but it is difficult to refine what I am looking for.
My knowledge on the mechanical side of engines is limited
so I am just looking for some options here. I have Subaru Warrenty on it but I would like to understand a little more before I actually give them a call.
Just to add I have checked the oil regular and it does not look to be burning any.
If it is running rich what are the symptoms, cure etc ??
Or any other ideas ?
Many Thanks
Simon
I have had a classic turbo since Jan and have had no problems at all with it but my mate followed me from work and said that it seemed to possibly be running a little rich he thought it seemed to be smoking a little.
I have done a search but it is difficult to refine what I am looking for.
My knowledge on the mechanical side of engines is limited
so I am just looking for some options here. I have Subaru Warrenty on it but I would like to understand a little more before I actually give them a call.Just to add I have checked the oil regular and it does not look to be burning any.
If it is running rich what are the symptoms, cure etc ??
Or any other ideas ?
Many Thanks
Simon
Last edited by Silver Scooby Sport; Mar 14, 2005 at 08:31 PM.
It is normal for Turbo Scoobs to run rich, its one of the ways Subaru keep the engine cool, by throwing extra fuel into the mix.
But proper overfueling could indicate a problem (maybe the lamdba sensor) and you should speak to your garage and get it checked.
Dave.
But proper overfueling could indicate a problem (maybe the lamdba sensor) and you should speak to your garage and get it checked.
Dave.
Thanks for that Dave,
It may be just the standard running of the car and I have not really noticed it before now, but I'll look into it a little more for sure.
Simon
It may be just the standard running of the car and I have not really noticed it before now, but I'll look into it a little more for sure.
Simon
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