How do you take off a kill switch off a Subaru legacy outback some one put it on won't start

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• Posted on Jun 04, 2009

SOURCE: i have a subaru legacy outback, abs light comes on

one of your abs sensor is bad or the abs motor,go to local shop to diagnose which sensor,shop usually charge $ 60 to diagnose abs system,good luck, let me know ..

SOURCE: My Subaru Legacy Outback won't start and the

Starters don't click.
Solenoids click.

So remove push-on connector from Solenoid wire.
Should be clean, secure & relay bracket grounded.
Connect a jumper wire between battery positive terminal & the exposed terminal on the solenoid.
If starter motor now operates then it's the ignition switch.
If starter motor does not operate then replace solenoid.

SOURCE: 1997 subaru legacy outback knock sensor location

Hiya,

Here you go:

2.5L Engine To Remove:

1. Disconnect the battery ground cable.
2. Remove the air cleaner housing.
3. Vehicles with 5-spd transmission: Remove the clutch slave cylinder and set aside.
4. Disconnect the knock sensor wire harness retainer from the coolant hose.
5. Disconnect the knock sensor (KS) wire connector.
6. Remove the mounting bolt and knock sensor from the engine block.

SOURCE: location knock sensor

The knock sensor is located on the top of the engine block almost hidden from view by the intake manifold. It is almost directly below the spot where your throttle cable connects. It will have a bolt running right through the middle of it and a single wire coming out of it.

SOURCE: how to set timing on a subaru outback legacy 2.2

ignition timing is not adjustable,
the valve timing marks are at 12o'clock on both camshafts and crankshaft