Misfire, 2000 Subaru Impreza outback sport 2.2
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Asked by Itsmocha Feb 08, 2018 at 06:14 PM about the 2000 Subaru Impreza Outback Sport

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hello car guys i am very confused on a issue with a car I
have. It an 2000 Subaru Outback sport 2.2l with 190k. It
has a cel on and with a full tank of gas it flashes intill 1/4
tank. The codes are as follows. P0325 (knock/combustion
sernor 1 circuit bank 1 or single sensor)
p1505(manufacturer specific code) p0446( evaporate
system vent control circuit) p0301/p0303 (misfire cylinder
1/3 detected) I have some car background, I’m thinking
Evan issue or a fuel pressure issue. Thought??? Any help
is greatly appreciated, thanks for reading!

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charles answered 6 years ago

Flashing light means misfire which you have. the evap leak could be a vacuum leak or a stuck open sensor causing a vacuum issue giving you the misfire.

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Itsmocha answered 6 years ago

@cjsras, right, but the"misfire": goes away at 1/4 tank. @f_o_r , yeah easy place to start.

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Itsmocha answered 6 years ago

Unsure if it really goes away, the cel just stop flashes at that point. So from a full tank to all the way below the 1/4 mark on the gauge it flashes then below that it stops, at this point it sounds like you’ll think I should start with the evap system, these still have the test mode under the dash do you know? I’ll look in the Morning.

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