Any guides on engine removal??
Am picking up a new engine tomorrow for my Scoob, and having never done anything on an Impreza before I was wondering are there any guides for removal or fitting??
I`m a pretty competent mechanic, but have never done anything on the Scoob as yet.
Any help, pointers, tips, will be greatly appreciated.
I`m a pretty competent mechanic, but have never done anything on the Scoob as yet.
Any help, pointers, tips, will be greatly appreciated.
i just took mine out. so will try give you a run down.
intercooler off. radiator out, air con pump removed and moved to side. same for power steering pump. downpipe off. starter motor out, bell housing bolts out. place a jack under the bellhousing to support gear box. undo 2 14mm nuts on the subframe engine mounts and lift out! should be almost everything in that
intercooler off. radiator out, air con pump removed and moved to side. same for power steering pump. downpipe off. starter motor out, bell housing bolts out. place a jack under the bellhousing to support gear box. undo 2 14mm nuts on the subframe engine mounts and lift out! should be almost everything in that
ah. missed an important point there. ooops
when you take off the starter motor you will see a plug with allenkey hole. take that out and then you will need a bolt. preferrable something you removed from the inlet cover, this then will screw into the pin which is located in that hole. pull on it and then lift the clutch fork up. you will see what i mean when you come to do it
when you take off the starter motor you will see a plug with allenkey hole. take that out and then you will need a bolt. preferrable something you removed from the inlet cover, this then will screw into the pin which is located in that hole. pull on it and then lift the clutch fork up. you will see what i mean when you come to do it
ah. missed an important point there. ooops
when you take off the starter motor you will see a plug with allenkey hole. take that out and then you will need a bolt. preferrable something you removed from the inlet cover, this then will screw into the pin which is located in that hole. pull on it and then lift the clutch fork up. you will see what i mean when you come to do it
when you take off the starter motor you will see a plug with allenkey hole. take that out and then you will need a bolt. preferrable something you removed from the inlet cover, this then will screw into the pin which is located in that hole. pull on it and then lift the clutch fork up. you will see what i mean when you come to do it
Anyone got any pics, as I can`t follow text lol.
Cheers for the help, I`ll CERTAINLY be dropping you a pm if I get stuck.
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If the engine has not been split from the box before then the alignment dowels may be stuck fast. One of mine stuck so hard that I was convinced I had not undone some bolts. Took a lot of ***** and a six foot crowbar to (eventually) seperate the engine from the box. Went with such a bang that I was convinced the bell housing had cracked. Little bit of copper slip on reassembly will prevent future problems.
Other common problem is the unusual pull type clutch. Remove the clutch actuator hinge pin as described above.
When removing the air con compressor there is no need to disconnect the pipework and lose the expensive gas. Unbolt the compressor fom the engine and swing it over to sit in the space vacated by the battery. The alternator may be positioned next to the air con compressor without disconnecting. Similarly the power steering pump and cooling pipe will fit in the air filter base behind the abs unit.
Last tip, No need to remove the bonnet. The engine is not tall so swings out easy.
Feel free to ask if you get stuck but the Impreza engine is remarkably easy to remove and refit so you shouldn't have a problem.
Good Luck
Other common problem is the unusual pull type clutch. Remove the clutch actuator hinge pin as described above.
When removing the air con compressor there is no need to disconnect the pipework and lose the expensive gas. Unbolt the compressor fom the engine and swing it over to sit in the space vacated by the battery. The alternator may be positioned next to the air con compressor without disconnecting. Similarly the power steering pump and cooling pipe will fit in the air filter base behind the abs unit.
Last tip, No need to remove the bonnet. The engine is not tall so swings out easy.
Feel free to ask if you get stuck but the Impreza engine is remarkably easy to remove and refit so you shouldn't have a problem.
Good Luck
Last edited by his-n-her-scoobs; May 2, 2010 at 08:53 PM. Reason: crap spelling
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QO02LOX0
1993-1996 impreza pdf manual.
I used this as a guide on removal of mine. Was pretty straight forward no problems at all
1993-1996 impreza pdf manual.
I used this as a guide on removal of mine. Was pretty straight forward no problems at all
I found the manuals very poor for info but as stated above the clutch fork assembly is the only thing that is out of the ordinary everthing thing else is very straight forward.
just a thought if your removing the engine with the gear box attached, the inner drive shafts are retained using roll pins, these need knocking out before the driveshaft UJs will slide off.
just a thought if your removing the engine with the gear box attached, the inner drive shafts are retained using roll pins, these need knocking out before the driveshaft UJs will slide off.
Last edited by budd; May 2, 2010 at 12:47 AM.
I found the manuals very poor for info but as stated above the clutch fork assembly is the only thing that is out of the ordinary everthing thing else is very straight forward.
just a thought if your removing the engine with the gear box attached, the inner drive shafts are retained using roll pins, these need knocking out before the driveshaft UJs will slide off.
just a thought if your removing the engine with the gear box attached, the inner drive shafts are retained using roll pins, these need knocking out before the driveshaft UJs will slide off.
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They're are plenty of posts about this and it's pretty easy to remove. You'll end up with a choice of whether to re-route the main vent pipe into the N/S inner wing or block it up and drill a hole in the fuel cap. I prefer venting into the inner wing area.
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James.
, but as you say it doesn't weigh much so it's not going to make much difference and you won't get the wiff of fuel I sometimes get on startup.
Right apart from the clutch fork, is there any special way of putting the coolant in, or oil??
Will be fitting a new oil sump plug one of them magnetic ones, also new oil filter, and aux belt.
Just wanna know if theres any special way of doing things.
Will be fitting a new oil sump plug one of them magnetic ones, also new oil filter, and aux belt.
Just wanna know if theres any special way of doing things.
some ppl say to fill the coolant through the turbo hose. but if you fill it slow enough and get the air out of the system properly then you should be fine.
with the oil you want to disconnet the crank sensor and turn the car over before just starting it. this will help get the oil around the block
with the oil you want to disconnet the crank sensor and turn the car over before just starting it. this will help get the oil around the block
some ppl say to fill the coolant through the turbo hose. but if you fill it slow enough and get the air out of the system properly then you should be fine.
with the oil you want to disconnet the crank sensor and turn the car over before just starting it. this will help get the oil around the block
with the oil you want to disconnet the crank sensor and turn the car over before just starting it. this will help get the oil around the block
Wheres the best place to get a turbo to downpipe gasket, and rocker gaskets??
RCM or else where??
on the bay. but there is a company in bristol called advance automotive. give cath a ring on 01179672344. tell her ryan from cardiff told you to call. i was in the shop yesterday and she has it all on the shelf ready to be sent to you. (good prices aswell)
Found this.
http://www.rs25.com/forums/f105/t632...e-removal.html
If I didn`t want to do it before, I deffo don`t now lol.
Will see how I get on lol.
http://www.rs25.com/forums/f105/t632...e-removal.html
If I didn`t want to do it before, I deffo don`t now lol.
Will see how I get on lol.
i removed an engine from v5 turbo in 45 mins,
if i didnt have to swap over turbo, plugs, clutch from old engine and remove aircon pump from new unit, would have done it in under 3 hours and running again
if i didnt have to swap over turbo, plugs, clutch from old engine and remove aircon pump from new unit, would have done it in under 3 hours and running again
Right been making some progress, basically pulled my finger out of my ****!! lol.
Bascially these pics are to help remind me where things go (as I`ve no clue lol).
Dropped the bonnet down off the daft ally blocks so looks a lot better.

One is an indicator bulb any idea what the other cable is for?? Fogs??

Missing bit on the gearbox.

Wheres the Earth cable usually attatch??




No vacuum hose to the FPR, no idea where it is either.

No vacuum hose to/from the turbo. Is it the Blue one in the pic??






Bascially these pics are to help remind me where things go (as I`ve no clue lol).
Dropped the bonnet down off the daft ally blocks so looks a lot better.

One is an indicator bulb any idea what the other cable is for?? Fogs??

Missing bit on the gearbox.

Wheres the Earth cable usually attatch??




No vacuum hose to the FPR, no idea where it is either.

No vacuum hose to/from the turbo. Is it the Blue one in the pic??






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