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The Subaru Impreza WRX is originally introduced in 1992 in Japan, this is a turbocharged version of the Subaru Impreza, it is available as a sedan or wagon. The WRX had powered with a turbocharged flat-4 2.0L (then later a 2.5L), Subaru Boxer engine. Compared to the base Impreza, the WRX has wider low-profile tires, larger brakes, and firmer, higher-quality suspension components. The document follows contain information about: Body, Diagnostics, Electrical, Engine, General Information, Impreza 99-00 supplement, Mechanical Components, Transmission and Differential, Wiring Diagrams. (then later a 2.5L), Subaru Boxer engine. Compared to the base Impreza, the WRX has wider low-profile tires, larger brakes, and firmer, higher-quality suspension components. Diagnostics Engine cooling system, wiring diagram, engine cooling system, radiator main fan, operation, detecting condition, check ground circuit of main fan motor. Check power supply to main fan motor. Check harness connector between main fuse box and A/C relay holder 20 a fuse. On-Board Diagnostics II (ODB II) System, Check engine malfunction indicator lamp does not come on. Specifications and service data. Starter. Service Procedure step by step guide, part list and exploded view. This document available to download in zip format consist of 9 files.

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