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Old 16 March 2006, 03:19 PM
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Can someone help, the malfunction lamp came on while I was driving and stays on. I have recently in the last week had a stainless steel back box and a blitz induction kit fitted. The car runs brilliantly but I have this light on. I dont know alot about these cars, I have only owned this one for 3 months but still smiling with ownership. ANY IDEAS?????
Old 16 March 2006, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by drhwrx
Can someone help, the malfunction lamp came on while I was driving and stays on. I have recently in the last week had a stainless steel back box and a blitz induction kit fitted. The car runs brilliantly but I have this light on. I dont know alot about these cars, I have only owned this one for 3 months but still smiling with ownership. ANY IDEAS?????
Could be a number of things mate, there's so many sensors on these cars

My light came on and was found to be the cam shaft sensor, a cool GBP 140.00 to replace and fit (at my local stealership).

Only real way to get it sorted is a diagnostic check, another cool GBP35.00 at a Subaru Stealer.

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Old 16 March 2006, 05:44 PM
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Thanks Charlie I think Iv,e got no choice but taking it to a dealer, but a mate of mine said it could be the AFM that attaches to the blitz induction kit ??????
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Thanks Charlie I think Iv,e got no choice but taking it to a dealer, but a mate of mine said it could be the AFM that attaches to the blitz induction kit ??????
That's where I have no idea

It would suggest it's the case, If it started happening directly after the fitment of the Induction kit?

Over to someone with some more technical knowledge
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It happened 1 week after fitting the induction kit, I will be taking the car in next week for results, will post when problem diagnosed and the cost
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induction kits have been know in the past to,"break" the MAF.My moneys on that.

As to what it might be exactly,the CEL, (Check Engine Light) covers around about 200 problems i believe,

Andy F has listed all of these somewhere.
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Cheers for the advice is the MAF an expensive item, should I fit it myself or get the dealer to do it.
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Originally Posted by drhwrx
Cheers for the advice is the MAF an expensive item, should I fit it myself or get the dealer to do it.
well i would get it checked out before you buy,just in case,as i said could be any one thing from a list of 200.

But anew MAF is about £80ish if i recollect.
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