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antlind wrote:Interesting problem. I did a quick search and found similar comments for the NA engines. Some posters said it could be a plugged cat converter or a gummed up valve.
Either way, do some digging in the Subaru online forums to identify potential causes before you spend a ton of money fixing non-problem areas.
Good luck.
supercharged turbo wrote:Check a reputable muffler shop and let them do an assessment.What area you from?
disconnect battery for 10 minutes and reconnect, if this solves the sluggish problem then clean the mass air flow sensor, and check or replace the O2 sensors.
dogg wrote:This is some advice I got on a mechanic message board:disconnect battery for 10 minutes and reconnect, if this solves the sluggish problem then clean the mass air flow sensor, and check or replace the O2 sensors.
Is that a viable option?
They suppose to tell you if the cat is clogged and either condemn it and run a straight pipe or if to replace the cat.Know someone who had the same problem with a A33.The problem was persistent in any terrain and was solved by replacing the cat.dogg wrote:I'm in San Juan. What exactly would the muffler shop be looking for?supercharged turbo wrote:Check a reputable muffler shop and let them do an assessment.What area you from?
Groovemaster wrote:When you press the accelerator to go faster ...... does it feel like the gear don't drop and it's trying to climb the hill in third gear?
boosted_wrx wrote:NA subarus be it 1.6 or even 2.0 have low torque outputs at low speeds, it's a common problem, but if it's so bad to struggle up hill do a complete service, swap plugs and change oil and air filter and once a month mix 10-15 dollars in kerosene in the tank when you full up helps get rid of any extra build up on the valves
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