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jeramie ellsworth Posted on Jun 02, 2012
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1999 SUBARU IMPREZA NOT STARTING, FLASHING FRONT AND TAIL LIGHTS, DOORS UNLOCKING AND LOCKING, WEIRD CLICKING FROM KEYLESS ENTRY BLACK BOX, BATTERIES DRAINED?

1999 SUBARU IMPREZA will not start, cranks but won't turn over replaced the computer, didn't work. a wierd clicking noise from the keyless entry happens and my front and tail lights flash along the with dash. the check engine light flashes for a while. i pulled the fuel line and it does come out to the engine, it has spark as well. i did a compression test and it reads 50-60. I'm very confused please help

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50-60 psi is not enough. you want 130+

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SOURCE: on my subaru impreza dashboard, there is this flashing red key

the car is telling you that it is reccognising the key when you put it in if it stayed on the car would not start.

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SOURCE: 1989 subaru legacy 2wD 2.0 vz

Welllllllllll how do I say this without incriminating myself too much, after furiously mad panic stations on the sunday, it was decided that first thing monday it would be towed to the electricians! as my husband had concluded it was electrical this came after new battery fuses etc.. had been checked and many an hour spent under the bonnet.As we have a kill switch, which I had tried an still did not go also I reminded my husband of this and he screamed at me its not the bloody kill switch @#!*!!? ok, have a GREAT DAY! So come monday morning after getting up early to drop my husband off at work dressed only in my dressing gown jammies and socks and slippers I duly dropped him off and used our pajero for the day which I ended up having to put 10 dollars in. That night he returned home with the subaru and a receipt for work done I ( I had visions of hundreds of dollars worth) but noooooo $54.00 great ah! Cos it was the kill switch !!!!.
We will never speak of this again!!!!! It is often the simple things in life that we overlook? TeeHeeee.
Linda

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  • Posted on Jun 24, 2009

SOURCE: 2007 Subaru impreza, the cruise light is flashing

take the auto to autozone, have them run a check engine test (its free) and have them tell you what the codes are that come up and what they mean, then you will know exactly what you have to fix

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 14, 2009

SOURCE: Unable to unlock Subaru Impreza 2006 via the remote key

sounds like battery is dead good luck

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  • Posted on Aug 13, 2009

SOURCE: 2001 subaru impreza WRX unlocking doors with key

usually after opening the door you can deactivate the alarm by pushing th unlock button or simply insert keyy in ignition and turn it on.

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