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Old 30 November 2009, 12:38 AM
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ive just bought an engine out of a 97 impreza what do i have to do to fit it in my 95 impreza
Old 30 November 2009, 12:47 AM
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Old 30 November 2009, 12:54 AM
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Originally Posted by brashy
ive just bought an engine out of a 97 impreza what do i have to do to fit it in my 95 impreza
you need to fit the inlet manifold and ancillaries from your old engine, they are all bolt on, job done.
Old 30 November 2009, 05:22 PM
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thanks alot mate i had an idea it was just that will my coil packs bolt in just the same as well
Old 30 November 2009, 06:29 PM
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Your 95 model is a phase 1 engine, the engine you want to fit is a phase 1.5 engine.
Not the same, the coil pack sits on top of the inlet manifold on a phase 1.5 engine.
Now personally I would have had the engine rebuilt, it costs more but then again unless you know the mileage/history and abuse the engine your putting in then its a walking timebomb

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ive got the mileage its got 69k on it but its come out of a standard car thats as much as i no
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Originally Posted by brashy
ive got the mileage its got 69k on it but its come out of a standard car thats as much as i no
Plenty go bang at that mileage if not looked after, my point being is that you have no idea (unless you knew the last owner and saw stacks of paperwork or saw the car it came out of and the v5 showing the engine/chassic number and a load of old mot's to confirm the mileage) what the mileage is on that engine, and you dont know when it was serviced last (30k ago?) and its things like that which cost you more in the long run, but its your choice and your money in the end

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my V3 went bang around that kind of milage and my mates 2 so be carefull with it, iv end up getting mine rebuild.

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get all your points i will be doing a service on it myself eg, cambelt oil an filter but the engine is from a garage that breaks subaru's so ive it goes bang straight away i think i will be paying them a visit thanks for all the info
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