You scan your Subaru and see P0340 – Camshaft Position Sensor Circuit Malfunction. This could be from either mechanical issues like timing belt/chain or broken gears, or electrical issues like a bad connector or sensor.
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STi Cluster in your 2008-2021 WRX
In this blog post, we go over some questions about iDCCD, DCCD Display, and STi gauge clusters, including the basics of how to install a gauge cluster from an STi into your 2008-2021 WRX. Due to CANbus differences, this blog does not apply to 2022+ WRX models. Cliff Notes An...
Why Doesn’t My 1999-2007 Subaru Rev Past 4,000 RPM?
In this blog post, we go over why your car is no longer revving properly after a new transmission swap into a Subaru. You finished your Subaru transmission swap; everything is bolted together, and the car starts and drives. There’s just one problem: It won’t rev past roughly 4,000 RPM...
Wiring Changes Needed for your Rotated Turbo Setup in your Subaru
In this blog post, we go over what wiring needs to be adjusted when installing a rotated turbo kit in your Subaru. Common kits come from manufacturers like ETS, Perrin, MAP, Full Race, or P&L Installing a rotated turbo on your Subaru can make a lot more power. It can...
How to Relocate your Battery in your Subaru
Relocating the battery can create valuable space in the engine bay, improve weight distribution, and give your Subaru a cleaner, more organized appearance. It can also become a serious electrical headache when the job is approached with generic cable, incomplete components, or poor grounding.
Plug Spotlight - Parking Brake Plug
Other names for the parking brake plug could be Brake Actuator Plug or Brake Caliper Plug. This issue can be hard to diagnose because it does not create a standard P code. A basic OBD-II scanner may show no codes because it only reads engine P-codes. You need a scanner that can access Subaru’s ABS/VDC and electronic parking-brake modules to retrieve the actual C-code.
Subaru DCCD Controller Comparison
In this blog, we talk about why we think our iDCCD is the best on the market compared to DCCDPro and MAP DCCD. Every aftermarket DCCD Controller for your Subaru has its own nuance, but we believe iDCCD is the best one for your Subaru. Whether you want to keep...
Why iWire's iDCCD is the Modern Subaru DCCD Controller
In this blog post we compare the DCCDPro Spiider and MAPDCCD to the iWire iDCCD. What makes iDCCD the best Subaru DCCD Controller on the Market? There are numerous reasons we believe our product is better than the competition: 1. CANBus Integration - on newer Subaru models, car modules...