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31 March 2009, 08:43 AM
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1993 wrx
Hello everyone, i am new on here and just bought my first scooby a 1993 wrx sti, and i have now got a cold start problem, it struggles badly in the morning even if the weather is cold or warm but once shes started and warms up shes fine, i have replaced the idle control valve, and cleaned all the earth points i could find, but the problem is still there can anyone help me
) or are they counted as 94 STIs?
31 March 2009, 03:10 PM
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All the version 1 sti`s have a limited edition plaque numbered 1 of 100 or 1 of 200 and manufacture date. Never seen one with a 93 on it. Only 94. They are classed as a MY94 car. Unless someone out there has one and can prove me wrong.
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31 March 2009, 04:16 PM
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hi there every 1 gona check out this water temp sensor and get back to you all and let you know how i get on .... and thanks to black v5 as i know nuffin about scoobs will check serial numbers with the chassis number as its a red top engine and dont have a plague of any kind to reconnise it .....
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31 March 2009, 04:29 PM
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Based on the APPLIED MODEL number on you VIN plate you should be able to find out, your exact model type.
The 7 digit "applied model" code found on the vehicle identification plate inside the engine bay is decoded in the following way.
1.Series code G=Impreza S=Forester B=Legacy etc.
2.Body type F=Wagon C=Sedan
3.Engine type 8=2.0L Turbo
4.Year code A=MY93 B=MY94 C=MY95&96 D=MY97 (facelift) E=MY98 F=MY99 G=MY00
5.Number of doors 2=2 door coupe 4=4 door saloon 5=5 door wagon/hatch
6.Model type 8=WRX 7=RA type E=Sti D=Sti Type R & RA
7.Transmission D=5 Speed Manual AWD P=4 Speed Automatic AWD
Based on the APPLIED MODEL number on you VIN plate you should be able to find out, your exact model type.
The 7 digit "applied model" code found on the vehicle identification plate inside the engine bay is decoded in the following way.
1.Series code G=Impreza S=Forester B=Legacy etc.
2.Body type F=Wagon C=Sedan
3.Engine type 8=2.0L Turbo
4.Year code A=MY93 B=MY94 C=MY95&96 D=MY97 (facelift) E=MY98 F=MY99 G=MY00
5.Number of doors 2=2 door coupe 4=4 door saloon 5=5 door wagon/hatch
6.Model type 8=WRX 7=RA type E=Sti D=Sti Type R & RA
7.Transmission D=5 Speed Manual AWD P=4 Speed Automatic AWD
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hi there every 1 gona check out this water temp sensor and get back to you all and let you know how i get on .... and thanks to black v5 as i know nuffin about scoobs will check serial numbers with the chassis number as its a red top engine and dont have a plague of any kind to reconnise it .....
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31 March 2009, 05:25 PM
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The applied model code wont help on a version 1 as the wrx and the sti have the same code. The first sti`s were modified wrx`s. But you should have sti seats, steering wheel, front strut brace and an alloy intercooler, not a black one.
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