2002 Subaru Impreza Wrx Hatchback on 2040-cars
Columbus, Ohio, United States
For sale is my 02 WRX Hatchback, silver in color with only 85k miles on
her. The vehicle has a upgraded sound system by Rockford and Pioneer
with a DVD/MP3/CD player which makes for fun road trips. The suspension
has also been upgraded to adjustable struts and both upper and lower
strut bars for the front and rear. The wheels are aftermarket and have
been painted flat black, I think looks better due to the tented windows.
Turbo has been upgraded by previous owner and installed a front
intercooler and upgraded bov both by TurboXS, currently front intercooler has been bypassed back to stock top intercooler with oem bypass valve but the upgraded bov will be included in sale. The fuel system has all
been upgraded with Perrin rails. The vehicle will come with a
engine management module to allow for tuning. Also has Perrin cold air intake. While owning vehicle I
have replaced the transmission with a rebuilt one and installed a new
clutch and resurfaced the flywheel which is built by ACT. Also I have
replaced the timing belt with a OEM Gates belt.
The bad: car has check engine light on and is throwing codes for P0365 and P0390 both for cam position sensors for bank 1 and 2. Car is idling alittle rough and will stall out when coming to a stop. Car is sold as is. |
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