Sti engine has no power
31 July 2011, 11:50 AM
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Sti engine has no power
Hi I'm new here. I have a problem with subaru WRX 02, changed the engine on the STI and the problems started, the engine is not running not even have the power injections are from the old engine ECU theses, I will be grateful do I start to fix it. Engine purchased from scooby.
31 July 2011, 12:35 PM
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Subaru Impreza EJ20 2.0Ltr STI UK Version 7/8/9 Engine,
Removed from a genuine 2003 STI TYPE-UK impreza, complete with inlet manifold and the avcs cylinder heads, milage reads 54000 miles,
PLEASE CAL US FOR A DELIVERY QUOTE AS PRICE VARIES
Removed from a genuine 2003 STI TYPE-UK impreza, complete with inlet manifold and the avcs cylinder heads, milage reads 54000 miles,
PLEASE CAL US FOR A DELIVERY QUOTE AS PRICE VARIES
Long Motor, comes with red sti inlet manifold and exhaust manifold - No ancillaries or injectors,
Good condition, Perfect working order, Sweet engine
31 July 2011, 12:46 PM
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Can you explain more what it AVCS. what I must do.I've done so far is not only changed the engine
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31 July 2011, 01:49 PM
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The STi has variable valve timing (AVCS on subaru, VVTi on toyota, VTEC on Honda) which the WRX does not so you have no wiring on the WRX to drive it. Also the STi has no tumble valve generators which the WRX has......
You need to put all your WRX stuff onto the STi block to give it a chance of working........ Inlet manifold, heads and the like.
Does this make sense ??
Shaun
You need to put all your WRX stuff onto the STi block to give it a chance of working........ Inlet manifold, heads and the like.
Does this make sense ??
Shaun
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The STi has variable valve timing (AVCS on subaru, VVTi on toyota, VTEC on Honda) which the WRX does not so you have no wiring on the WRX to drive it. Also the STi has no tumble valve generators which the WRX has......
You need to put all your WRX stuff onto the STi block to give it a chance of working........ Inlet manifold, heads and the like.
Does this make sense ??
Shaun
You need to put all your WRX stuff onto the STi block to give it a chance of working........ Inlet manifold, heads and the like.
Does this make sense ??
Shaun
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