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Re: oil quantity in filter--EJ25
Try it and see!
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Filters are not all the same size, but I generally figure about half a quart. Larry A. --- In subaruvanagon@..., Richard A Jones <jones@...> wrote:
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Re: oil quantity in filter--EJ25
Trick question?
The oil level will go down by the amount of oil that remains in your engine block and heads plus the amount of oil that remains in your oil filter. The level will go up as the oil returns from those areas to the oil drip pan. -- Brent Weide Portland, Oregon www.weidefamily.net/vanagon/ |
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oil quantity in filter--EJ25
If I start with fresh oil and filter and the oil
is up to (say) the top mark, and I start the engine, idle, shutoff, and then check the oil, how much will it be down? That is, how much oil goes into a fresh filter? Or am I missing something and asking the wrong question. Thanks, Richard (2005 EJ25 in my Syncro Westy) |
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Ej25 wiringf lengths & ecu mounting
Hey everybody.
Thanks answering all my questions and posting opinions about current part for conversions. Most helpful. I have been wondering what people have found for wiring lengths. It seems that the distance from ecu to engine plugs are plenty when mounting the ecu under the seat. I am looking at how to mount the ecu under the rear seat. I am kind of looking at some diffrent containers that I could mount to the seat. Is the wiring length pretty tight or should I expect a little room to play with. How much space have people dedicated to the ecu ground and relay area? I have checked out some of the photos in the files section and would realy appriciate some thoughts and numbers. Thanks a lot Dustin |
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Re: MY ej 22 is stuttering
Are those technical terms, are there definitions somewhere?
On 2012-04-10, at 14:02, Don <dkveuro@...> wrote:
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Re: MY ej 22 is stuttering
Hi folks. I'm not sure I understand what 'Stuttering' means. Is this 'hesitation' or 'cutting out' ? Perhaps 'stumbling' ?
Excuse me but I am not being perverse, but this description is unknown to me. FYI: Tech for over 45 years... European Specialist. If I understand the problem correctly I woud say stumble or hesitation. If this is the case, I would first monitor the 02 response . If it seems to run lean I should suggest miss fire.... plugs or wires. If it is running rich, MAF or CTS problem. If none ofabove, a dose of STABILANT22A on all connectors for the EFI. Denatured alcohol will leave the pin to socket dry and at worse, change pin/socket relative resistance. As you can imagine, increased resistance would alter senor input to the ECM and in the case of the CTS, would richen up the mixture some. This also applies to the Subaru MAF as it is sensitive to in/out millivolt signals. regards dk |
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Re: MY ej 22 is stuttering
Eric Neiwert
A very similar issue with my ej 22 and I spent a great deal of time going through different pieces from MAF to spark plugs etc.
Final solution was simple. Cleaned the main connection of the engine harness to the computer with some denatured alcohol and the problem went away. Applying the KISS principal is important. Eric Neiwert |
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Re: (No Subject) SPAM
Sorry Team - I should NOT have Deleted the original message - as you can not see who sent that SPAM message.
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The member I Deleted was: sesrating@... Tom Moderator --- In subaruvanagon@..., Tom Dueck <tomdueck@...> wrote:
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Re: hard start symptoms, intermittent, no cel hooked up.
dmz
Thanks Joshua, but I'm guessing that means you were having difficulty with the starter turning over?
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In my case the starter is spinning things up very quickly, but to no effect. --- In subaruvanagon@..., Joshua Soussan <cadetjsoussan@...> wrote:
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Re: hard start symptoms, intermittent, no cel hooked up.
Hey I had something similar happen to me, whenever it stalled or I shut it off, starting t up again was extremely difficult. I changed out my starter have no troubles now, fires up and quick. It was a remanufactured Bosch and I guess they just let it slip past their checks! So Check out your starter! Hang in there it'll all work out!
Josh On Apr 9, 2012, at 8:42 PM, Leon Korkin <korkwood@...> wrote: Have you checked trouble codes?[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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Re: hard start symptoms, intermittent, no cel hooked up.
Have you checked trouble codes?
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Leon On 4/9/2012 3:27 PM, dmz wrote:
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Re: after market Electronic Control recommendations needed
Link ECU and many others are not legal here in CA (offroad only)
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Stock ECU IS ideal engine control. ECU doesn't make engine run rough Leon On 4/9/2012 3:02 PM, Robert Stevens wrote:
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Re: after market Electronic Control recommendations needed
I have had a expensive and negative experience with LINK.
That was 6 + yrs ago and they may have changed. Im just saying proceed with caution, ask for successful customers you can call and verify. ? Sean G ________________________________ From: Robert Stevens <mtbiker62@...> To: subaruvanagon@... Sent: Monday, April 9, 2012 3:02 PM Subject: Re: [subaruvanagon] after market Electronic Control recommendations needed ? On Apr 9, 2012, at 2:33 PM, anthony wrote: I have a Subaru 3.3 SVX in my 90 Syncro. Has a Japan Electronic Control Systems computer now (M3 22611 AA681 A18-000 RD4 1712). Any recommendations on a better after market Electronic Control? I have not had the best of luck with this model and am currently on my 2nd one. Engine is running rough now. Vehicle is California registered.Call these people. bob [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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hard start symptoms, intermittent, no cel hooked up.
dmz
This is a 94 ej22 in a 4 speed van.
Intermittent hard start, only noticed it when the engine is warm. Engine spins nicely from the starter without any hint of starting. No sputtering, coughing etc, just like spinning it without any plugs. Only way I've found to start it when it's in this mode is following: Gas pedal all the way down and held there, after about 10 long seconds it sounds like one cylinder starts to fire, then 2. With the pedal held down, after a total of 20-30 seconds of cranking the rest come on, sputtering, then full on. Once running and in this mode, idle is much higher than the normal. No tach but I'm guesstimating around 1500-2000. As long as the idle is elevated like this, I know that if I turn off the engine it will require the above method to start again. This may last a day or two, then disappear for several or 6 months. Ideas of possible causes would be appreciated! |
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Re: after market Electronic Control recommendations needed
On Apr 9, 2012, at 2:33 PM, anthony wrote:
I have a Subaru 3.3 SVX in my 90 Syncro. Has a Japan Electronic Control Systems computer now (M3 22611 AA681 A18-000 RD4 1712). Any recommendations on a better after market Electronic Control? I have not had the best of luck with this model and am currently on my 2nd one. Engine is running rough now. Vehicle is California registered.Call these people. bob |
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Re: MY ej 22 is stuttering
Leon my fuel filter is only 2 years old 3" large canister type, no big deel to swap it out then
inspect inside it. I do need to service the fuel gage sender though, it only shows half full ill inspect the inside of tank then . Shouldnt be to hard to do on a syncro. ? Thanks for sudgestions George |
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