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KennyJ

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  1. i would put the triggering voltage at about 0.4v below 500rpm

    check settings for NZ wiring kit , those are the same 

    i always put the airgap a little tighter as described in the manuals because of the low signal while cranking

     

     

  2. i used stuff from these guys i believe

    https://www.dccdpro.com/

    also in a 03 but an sti which had a box from a 2010 sti

    does a 03 wrx has the dccd control in the car ? i would believe it doesnt , might be looking incoparating that to , dccd center diff without control drives pretty weird , unless you converted to visco center

  3. i only just noticed the map name is in dutch , if you would be unable to get this fixed i might help you out irl

    i've seen quite some 2001-2012 subaru's with very very bad wiring , the quality of the wires and connectors is just not as good as gc8's etc

    they corrode and break off at the connector

     

    or it might be totally tune related , thats possible to

  4. tooth count shouldnt matter ,

    i've seen those cherry sensors fail , all of those that failed had exterior damage too so no manufacturer to blaim
    how much is the sensor gap ? al little tighter as per manual never hurt

  5. i have an intermittent error on a can lambda , sometimes it works perfectly , sometimes its not found on the can.

    i tried different sensor , tried seperate powerfeed

    one time it worked for 10 minutes , then showed error 53 i believe it was , then dissapeared from the can.

    any tips on this ?

  6. as adam states above , i do this with rally subaru's all the time.

    i go from B+ bolt to L , i dont add a lamp as you can set low voltage triggers on aim display on system voltage

     

    NOTE: i go from B+ to L as these cars have circuit breakers , it would drain the battery on normal cars who keep feeding tje alternator B+

  7. sr's have that thermostat extra idle thing on the throttle body, which i most times remove.
    engines with cams need some throttle opening most times- reset tps calibration when done
    i usually give them just a little extra opening and temper them down with idle ignition control. to make them a little stronger on idle.

    also the fact that it was hunting with idle control off means there are some weird things going on in the ignition and/or fuel map in those cell's
    make a mixture map logging to check fueling , timing can be done visually in the map.
    take care not to overlook heatsoak in the iat sensor 
    also sr's tend to have a few % difference at 80°C to 90°C ect- but that would cause hunting

    overshooting lambda control or idle control can cause this to- but not in your case here

  8. depends a bit , mine doesnt really move on idle rpms , you can hear it do something but not much
    when on 1500rpm its day and night difference. 
    stock oil pump , 10W40 , oil retrictors as per PRP latest, tomei 256/256

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