20 Most Recent 1995 Subaru Impreza - Page 7 Questions & Answers

start engine with engine running disconnet the neg terminal on the battery if engine keeps going then its a battery fault if engine stops straight away then its a alternator fault

may have faulty fuel pump check fuses check for power at fuel pump/check for spark

change the radiator and the temperature sensor as this controlls when the fans work.
the sensor is normally fitted into one side of the radiator

FUEL FILTER UNDER THE HOOD IN THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT.

TAKE THE OLD O RING WITH YOU GO TO DEALERSHIP OR ANY AUTO PARTS STORES THEY WILL MATCH YOU UP WITH THE RIGHT SIZE O RINGS.

Sounds like you have a bad CV joint. The rubber boots on these joints have a tendency to crack letting the grease out and corrosive material in. It's time to replace the joint.

An oil leak can cause your car to loose peak performance. You probably have a bad seal.

Primary cause would be the fuel pump and/or the fuel filter, after that it gets a whole lot more complicated, especially if fuel injection is involved.

no need it should run fine

on bottom left side of engine

I would take out all the spark plugs and perform a cylinder compression test and compare the results of your engines compression to a repair manuals specs and see if the results sumwhat coinside, if you find the compression to be considerably low across all 4 cylinders i would check your timing belts condition and make sure all the timing marks line up its possible your belt is worn and could have jumped out 1 tooth of valve timing causing extreme power loss in the engine.....

my book shows it screwed into the intake manifold, next to the "T" in the cooling hoses.

the stepper motor or idle control valve

The thermostat is located on the bottom of the water pump. If you fallow the lower radiator hose to the plastic housing that bolts to the bottom of the water pump and remove the two bolts that hold it to the bottom of the water pump you will be able to change to thermostat. A 10mm socket will work to remove the bolts. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

1995 Imprezza what??? coupe, sedan, wagon???FWD?? AWD?? Engine size??its IN THE TANK, under the rear seat. Take out the bottom and back.

Take the temp sensors off the old engine, if you can find them, I don't where they are, I think they are on top. But that is the least of your worries, won't crank over??? What happened? Was the engine rebuilt, or did you get another engine to drop in there? Did you check the starter? Does it do anything at all? Is the battery good? Negative grounded and all? I just swapped out an engine on a 96 outback, I really expected to make an all day affair and 30 trips to the parts store. That engine dropped in, fired up and was gone. Couldn't believe it. I did read a horror story about a guy with an wrx and he had to rewire the computer,?,,, what a nightmare. I wrote him and asked him if we had to do the same, he said, blah,blah,blah, no I know why he had to, he didn't. Hope this helps.

The Manual Transmission fluid should be changed every 30,000 miles or 24 months, whichever comes first.

araldite is good for this