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Post by evolutionmovement »

My mechanic does turbo clutches for ~$900.

Knock sensor is on the block under the intake manifold.

Air control valve? If that's the same as the bypass valve for idle, then that comes off of the intake manifold.

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Post by Brat4by4 »

Add to the fact that sometimes when i give it gas the rpm rises quickly almost redline but the car doesnt move any faster.Is that the way turbos are,(this is my first)or is there something wrong?Please Help.


That is your clutch slipping. Don't give it stabs at the gas pedal until you get that replaced. Otherwise you'll shear off the rest of the material on the clutch and your car will go NOWHERE. I know because my dad did it for me, I still have it sitting in my room.

It should be around $500 for the clutch install (at least mine was). Go around the internet and find the best deal you can on a new flywheel and a new clutch kit for a WRX. Adam at Z1 Motorsports should be able to get you the best price on an Exedy flywheel. While you are at it, you might want to get STi engine/tranny mounts. At least the tranny mount (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED). It shouldn't be extra to install since they have to take all of those apart anyways. And make sure you get a WRX clutch AND flywheel.

I had to do the exact same thing soon after i got my car. You have no idea how fast your car is because it's about twice as fast with a new clutch. The STi tranny mount is a god send. And just wait until you get a lightened flywheel in there... if you can afford it of course.
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Post by legacy92ej22t »

Jr.SubaruLvr wrote:i'm sorry to bother all you guys but i did a check engine code read and got the following codes: 22,23,24,44,45,49. I looked up all those codes on Josh's website and found out what the are.However as i looked it up in my chiltons, it give me a useless picture that did not tell me anything.
I still cant find the knock sensor or the air control valve.Add to the fact that sometimes when i give it gas the rpm rises quickly almost redline but the car doesnt move any faster.Is that the way turbos are,(this is my first)or is there something wrong?Please Help. THANKS VERY MUCH.
Did you try to clear your codes and then recheck again afterwards? If not do this, follow joshs' directions. My friend had a huge list of codes and we did the reset method with the connectors and driving and they all cleared and didn't come back. Air Control Valve is the IAC valve and is underneath the PCV valve on the passenger side of the throttle body. Hope this helps
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Post by ciper »

legacy92ej22t is right, you should clear them first. Those codes could be 11 years old for all you know!
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Post by Jr.SubaruLvr »

Well.i did try the reset method by plugging in the green and black connector together and that didnt work.So maybe battery dance?This clutch and all the other components are the same as a WRX?
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Post by Brat4by4 »

All WRX parts will fit fine. Mixing and matching WRX and Legacy clutch/flywheel parts... you are one your own.
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Post by Jr.SubaruLvr »

well i installed the stock airbox from my wagon onto my turbo.But after looking at some ej22t pics i noticed that between the airbox and throttle body there us another box there.what is that?thanks.
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Post by legacy92ej22t »

Do you mean the one after the MAF and first bend, just before the pipe that goes into the turbo? If so it's another resonator.
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Post by -K- »

WRX and Legacy turbo clutches are different. The WRX is bigger but not by much. If you use a flywheel and clutch for a WRX it fits fine, A WRX clutch won't fit on your flywheel. And you might have to replace the flywheel also, they crack when you run them with a slipping clutch.
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