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07 September 2005, 07:27 PM
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new scooby owner in need of help
Hi all just recently got a 95 wrx and have noticed a problem.
The engine check light stays on and the engine hunts. I had a look and could not seem to any obvious air leaks.
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Russell
The engine check light stays on and the engine hunts. I had a look and could not seem to any obvious air leaks.
cheers
Russell
07 September 2005, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by overlord
Hi all just recently got a 95 wrx and have noticed a problem.
The engine check light stays on and the engine hunts. I had a look and could not seem to any obvious air leaks.
cheers
Russell
The engine check light stays on and the engine hunts. I had a look and could not seem to any obvious air leaks.
cheers
Russell
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07 September 2005, 09:56 PM
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Originally Posted by overlord
cheers for the quick replys people. Excuse my ignorance but what is a Maf sensor?
Russell
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You'll find it just after the air filter housing,like a small Black box.
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07 September 2005, 10:05 PM
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Sorry, but no one has suggested getting the ECU error codes via the check engine light (CEL) to find out why it is on.
Mine hunted whilst the coolant temp sensor was playing up.
Do a search on here about error codes and re-setting ECU, you use the set of black connectors under dash at drivers side to get codes and the additional green set to re set ECU in combination with other procedures.
Richard
Mine hunted whilst the coolant temp sensor was playing up.
Do a search on here about error codes and re-setting ECU, you use the set of black connectors under dash at drivers side to get codes and the additional green set to re set ECU in combination with other procedures.
Richard
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