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05-04-2013, 10:46 AM
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92 ls pinging really bad!!!
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Title: New Member
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Location: castlegar,b.c. canada
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Car: 91 legacy sdn 2.2, modified cherocar
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our 92 legacy started pinging terribly!!! under load the worst, sounds like a piston about to shoot out, under light accell its fine, and when its cold, same its perfect. knock sensor? theres no cel light or anything, has had new plugs, fuel wires, coil maf, and coolant temp sensors all within the last 10,000kms
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#2:
05-04-2013, 03:12 PM
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Title: New Member
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Location: Nevada
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Car: 2006 Outback XT
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What spark plugs do you have? If they're Bosch or domestic, replace them with NGK or Denso.
You can also try fuel system cleaner or Seafoam. Also, have you tried higher octane, and if you have, what happens then? Head gasket problems can also cause pinging
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#3:
05-04-2013, 07:55 PM
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Title: Senior Member
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Hello;
Knock sensor would be the likely suspect. Also check timing, and the cam/crankshaft sensors. Also check the ecu for stored codes. You may not have a hard fault yet to set off the light but enough for a stored code! Steven.
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#4:
05-30-2013, 12:36 PM
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Title: New Member
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Location: castlegar,b.c. canada
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Car: 91 legacy sdn 2.2, modified cherocar
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ngk plugs, number 22401aa310, knock sensor 22060aa031, new ngk wires, new coil 22433aa370, still pinging pretty good under load. no mechanical engine noise whatsoever. very frustrating!! seems to lack power too, fuel consumption also seems high, could a crappy 02 sensor cause this? It has a bwd direct plug in sensor.no codes either
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#5:
05-30-2013, 12:39 PM
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Title: New Member
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Location: castlegar,b.c. canada
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Car: 91 legacy sdn 2.2, modified cherocar
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i have seafoamed it, ran it in tank, and tried octane boost with 91 octane, still pings. no sign of headgasket issue, no trace of exhaust oil in coolant, no external leaks.
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#6:
05-30-2013, 06:28 PM
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Title: Member
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Location: South Bend
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Car: 1993 legacy wagon
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weak fuel pump. try checking fuel pressure.
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#7:
05-31-2013, 03:06 PM
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Title: New Member
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Location: castlegar,b.c. canada
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alright, will do, dont know why I forget the basics sometimes... I noticed the fuel pump isnt under the seat? drop tank to replace?
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#8:
05-31-2013, 06:04 PM
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Hello;
Pull up the trunk mat and look for a oval cover behind the seat on the right hand side. You can pull the return line and see if there is fuel returning to the tank if you don't have a pressure gauge. I am talking about the one under the hood. Check your cam sensor and knock sensor. Do yourself a favour and go to the only sticky we have for the first generation. Click on notes & tips, then tech articles, look for the FSM (92 manual). Download this, Steven.
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#9:
06-05-2013, 04:49 PM
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Title: New Member
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Location: castlegar,b.c. canada
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Car: 91 legacy sdn 2.2, modified cherocar
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pump good, pressure and flow good, trying oem front oxygen sensor tonight, and hopefully some injectors in the next couple days. Also thinking my bigger tires arent helping matters especially in fuel dept, maybe drop back to a 16" 205/55/16
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#10:
06-05-2013, 10:40 PM
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Title: Burning Monkey
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Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
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Car: 95 BK, 93 SS!
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#11:
06-07-2013, 10:21 PM
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Hello;
Pull the front covers and check the timing, could have skipped a tooth somewhere. Steven.
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#12:
06-11-2013, 03:09 PM
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Title: New Member
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Location: castlegar,b.c. canada
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Car: 91 legacy sdn 2.2, modified cherocar
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next on my list, it had a new oil pump very recently
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#13:
06-13-2013, 06:52 AM
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Title: Contributing V.P.
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Location: Tappahannock, VA
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Exhaust flow good?
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#14:
06-13-2013, 10:54 AM
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Title: Member
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Location: Atlanta
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Car: on 2nd '06 LGT.... DD= '94 AWD N/A wag
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check for stored codes, for sure.
You can test the injectors at least to hear them click, but that will not tell you about real flow. I've had WitchHunter clean/flow test several sets of injectors and you'd be amazed how well a car will run with crappy injectors, though.
Crank and cam sensors, definitely check.
Timing, yep that too. Count your teeth and make sure those cams are lined up right!
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