Subaru EndWrench Summer 1998

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In this issue:

Subaru On-Board Diagnostic (OBD) Systems

The on-board computer is capable of monitoring all of the sensors and actuators to determine whether they are working as intended. It can detect a malfunction or deterioration of the various sensors and actuators, usually well before the driver becomes aware of the problem.

Subaru Electrical Connector Handling and Terminal Sliding Resistance Measurement

All automobiles (including Subaru vehicles) are filled with dozens of multi-terminal connectors. They can be the source of intermittent and/or hard to diagnose electrical problems.

Subaru Ignition Coil Testing

All late model Subaru four cylinder engines employ a “waste spark” ignition system. Testing methods for this type of coil are slightly different from what you might be accustomed to.

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