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Old 18 October 2005, 09:56 PM
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Angry HELP!! Intermittent fault.

WRX STI version 1 no extensive mods,Car starts and runs for about 10 mins fine then misses and back fires through exhaust and eventually dies ,wont start for 15mins then spluters into life with a bit of a misfire and will then run OK all day,playing with the alarm/immob no difference,things that have been changed before and after I got the car ,MAF ,ECU,fuel pump, crank sensor ,cam sensor,coil packs ,no ecu fault codes ,any idea? ta Colin
Old 19 October 2005, 12:12 AM
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fuel filter full of crap?

cat collapsing in exhaust?

you have changed all the obvious ones...
Old 19 October 2005, 08:59 AM
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Seems ignition related due to the intermittent back firing but what else do you change ?
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ignitor?
Old 19 October 2005, 09:43 AM
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Where?
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behind the bracket the boost control solenoid, and map sensor are bolted to.

It almost sounds like a wiring problem but then weird that it seems time / heat related.

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Water temp sensor possibly?, as it gets hot it goes open circuit, fooling the ECU that its very very cold, hence goes very rich, and will flood a warm engine upon restart.

happenned to me, your scenario sounds similar
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