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1993 Subaru Impreza Won't Start! - NASIOC

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Sep 12, 2004 - 3 posts - ‎3 authors The car has been running fine, but recently in the morning especially, it won't turn over. I crank it and its trying to start, but there is no spark. Car won't start, cranks but no start. - NASIOC - North ...
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It is most often the same fuse as the cigar lighter or power points. Use a 12 volt test light and check the terminal listed in the diagram below for power.

according to autozone.com, Under hood, passenger side, front of strut tower

I would first check the fuse. They are usually on the same circuit, so I would say fuse. Otherwise a shorted wire is possible. you can pry out the lighter and check that the wire is on the lighter socket.

Hello, the easiest way to find the relay is to look in your owners manual, but if you don't have one you can look in the under hood fuse/relay junction box which is under an oddly shaped black lid with 2 locking squeeze clips on it's sides. This box is on the drivers' side next to the shock tower, battery, and washer reservoir. Everyone knows that blinkers make a clicking sound... well, that's just a bigger version of what you'll be looking for. Relays make little clicking sounds and you can feel them as well if your touching one while it's being activated. It's still kind of hard to pinpoint which one is clicking so removing them one at a time is key. So, have someone in the car making the window in question operate again and again, while you are feeling which relay is clicking. If you pull out a relay and the window stops working even after cycling the ignition you'll know you found the one, then just pull another relay from another system, like foglamps(if equipped), or some other system thats not as important as a fuel pump, and stick it in the window relay spot to see if the window works full time now. If so, then just get another relay at any part store and your done. I hope this info helps...(subyguru)...

31 is throttle position sensor, 42 is Idle switch

Check the owners manual

Many automotive computers have a RPM limiting feature that tries to prevent engine damage if something is amiss. This should allow you to drive to repair point but keeps the engine from doing a lot of work.
You need to have your computer scanned to determine what the stored error codes are. You can have this done free at any auto parts chain.

the ground side of the circuit has shorted against something somewhere

no relay involved should find live wire behind head deck just get ur self a test light 12 bucks earth @ crimp end and needle point @ other with light up test the red or yellow cables with key off insure earth crimp is on chassis etc and push needle end on wires 1 should light up