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Have you checked the cam pulley isn't defective? That the cam sensor isn't loose? I have swapped in camshaft pulley sensors, same problem. I am swapping another camshaft pulley on today. I've checked the electronics every way I can, and swapped different sensors (my wife was LESS than amused when I...

I am sure the body harness is feeding into the ECU on the correct pins for the ECU -- I'm using the whole 1999 engine harness and the whole 1999 body harness... nothing has changed other than the long block underneath, not the wiring routing, not anything electronically. The scan tool I have has the...

Both are Legacy wagons. The 1996 engine harness and 1999 engine harness have different connectors where they plug into their respective body harnesses... so I transferred the 1999 engine harness to the 1996 donor motor when I moved the 1999 intake manifold across to the 1996 donor motor. The engine ...

The car is a 1999 Wagon with manual tranny, and the donor was a 1996 Wagon with an auto. The price was right, and I never could find a reasonable 2.2 Phase II donor. I milled up some simple spacer plates to allow me to bolt the 1999 intake onto the Phase I heads on the '96 long block. I'm using the ...

I swapped in a long block... no significant other changes but now I can't seem to shake this P0340 camshaft position sensor code. The motor starts and runs (kinda rough), and throws no other codes. I've run the trouble-tree and swapped in a known-good computer... and even rewired the whole darn shie...