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Asked by Frank Dec 02, 2018 at 09:07 PM about the 2002 Subaru Forester

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My engine went missing for my forester so I
bought a second hand engine from japan its
only have 80,000klm so it was ok for a week
and went missing again....mechanic cant
find the problem,change oxygen cencor but
still

6 Answers

Grey market Japanese engines are not a good idea. You may never get it to run right and you may also have a hard time finding parts. Are there any trouble codes?

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We scan it but o2 censor pop up so we change it to a new one but still no changes....I wish I knew this before I bought the engine in that case ill buy it from Aussie or somewhere else apart from Japan...

O2 sensor codes can be from other causes. Try doing an internet search for your trouble code.

If you buy another engine be sure and buy one that was sold in your country. Same year is best!

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