Questions & Answers for: Subaru Forester turbo timer

...turbo need a timer to idle the engine? If so for how many seconds? 2. I have a button labeled "Hold AT" what is the purpose of this button? cheers, Carl hey hold AT is for icy conditions where you ...

Model Comparison: 2 litre (Turbo) Vs 2.5 l (no turbo) What are the pros and con the the 2 models? Get the 2.5 turbo. You'll never regret it.

turbo systems for a 97 2L forester I have a 2.0L 97 forester.... not enough grunt.... am thinking of adding a turbo system to help its lack of enthusiasm.. i have acquired for next to nothing a ...

...Timer Fitted so as to slowly cool-off the engine a minute or two after you've stopped the Vehicle? This i hear is to save the Intercooler engine - I.e,after you've been driving for a distance you are ...

...turbo timer. This will give the turbo adequate time to cool down after driving, reducing the chance of warping the turbo. Oil supply to the turbo is somehow less than adequate. Do you change the oil ...

how to replace a 1999 subaru forester non-turbo how do I replace a 1999 subaru forester non-turbo rear strut? please my solutions i am All Data computer Erase. key.

...result of the engine light being triggered. Subaru have advised the me the Cold Start Valve on the Turbo unit needs replacing, $2,500 I've been doing research on this and can-not find anything ...

...2003 when its hot? When the engine and the air around are both cold the power that the engine, turbo and intercooler gives off are amazing but as soon as either of these factors change (get hot) ...

turbo not boosting Turbo not boosting engine light comes on now and then turbos that are not boosting may be loosing the pressure from cracked/split intercooler, loose hose clips, split hoses and ...

...and they could not diagnose it (they had my car for 3 weeks!) please help! Does it have a turbo? It sounds like it might have a leak in one of the pressurized hoses after the turbo. ...