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Old 07 September 2023 | 08:33 AM
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Please help I have a subaru 2012 sti 340r with 33,000 miles on the clock , unfortunately I don't use it enough 😭 due to work and money etc, so it has been stood for about 6 months, so this weekend I cleaned her up charged battery up, it started straight away let her get warm, then took it for a steady drive, after about 40 or so minutes when everything was nice and warm, i thought I would accelerate harder, as I did this it accelerated fine then started to boost then spluttering and jerking as I was accelerating so backed off and tried again same thing happened, this time it tripped the engine light, traction control light and the flashing S mode light? Any idea's please it was fine when I last used it, will put code reader on it tonight, so any help will be more then welcome.
Old 07 September 2023 | 09:16 AM
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Please help I have a subaru 2012 sti 340r with 33,000 miles on the clock , unfortunately I don't use it enough 😭 due to work and money etc, so it has been stood for about 6 months, so this weekend I cleaned her up charged battery up, it started straight away let her get warm, then took it for a steady drive, after about 40 or so minutes when everything was nice and warm, i thought I would accelerate harder, as I did this it accelerated fine then started to boost then spluttering and jerking as I was accelerating so backed off and tried again same thing happened, this time it tripped the engine light, traction control light and the flashing S mode light? Any idea's please it was fine when I last used it, will put code reader on it tonight, so any help will be more then welcome.
was this with 6mth old fuel in it?
Old 07 September 2023 | 09:55 AM
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Yes it was, you think dirty fuel is causing this 🤔
Old 07 September 2023 | 09:28 PM
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Not dirty just off fuel.

Run it down on it just driving about then stick some fresh 99ron stuff in it and see does it pick up.
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Thanks for the info buddy, filled up with super plus and injector cleaner last night and it's loads better, plus I read the codes P0302 cylinder 2 misfire detected, I really should use the car more
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yeah sounds like old fuel just. run that new tank & cleaner through it, again just driving around normally. then on your next fill it should all be nice fresh stuff so able to drive the car harder without issue. i assume you just cleared the codes?
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Yes all cleared, just incase it throws up new codes
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It could be coilpack(s).
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