Time to get busy Subaru EJ22-EJ20 Engine swap
Posted: 22 May 2010, 05:41
Right I'm finished work for my hols.
We're meant to be leaving fo Cornwall early Tuesaday, all I've got to do first is fit a new engine.
My early EJ22 has died. It's was over heating and using water since we came home form Pickering. I changed the head gaskets last week but unfortunately it didn't help, so this morning I find myself faced with an egine swap.
I can't get hold of the same early EJ22 as I had, the only thing I can get at this short notice is a much later EJ20, but I need to get this to run with the early wiring and ecu thats fitted to the van. As you may have seen on here the wiring is possibly the most time consuming part of these conversions and I haven't got time or the ecu and harness/immobiliser that goes with this engine.
I'm working (hoping) on the principle that under all the sensors its just moving metal that the sensors and ecu watch and as long as they keep seeing something to watch then then we'll all be happy.
If it works we'll see you in Cornwall, if not then you hear me scream........
Mike.
We're meant to be leaving fo Cornwall early Tuesaday, all I've got to do first is fit a new engine.
My early EJ22 has died. It's was over heating and using water since we came home form Pickering. I changed the head gaskets last week but unfortunately it didn't help, so this morning I find myself faced with an egine swap.
I can't get hold of the same early EJ22 as I had, the only thing I can get at this short notice is a much later EJ20, but I need to get this to run with the early wiring and ecu thats fitted to the van. As you may have seen on here the wiring is possibly the most time consuming part of these conversions and I haven't got time or the ecu and harness/immobiliser that goes with this engine.
I'm working (hoping) on the principle that under all the sensors its just moving metal that the sensors and ecu watch and as long as they keep seeing something to watch then then we'll all be happy.
If it works we'll see you in Cornwall, if not then you hear me scream........
Mike.