Stomps wrote:Yeah, I normally use BP 95 or 98.. got Caltex the day of the drive...the site was having some work done... all the 98 pumps were down and so were half the 95s.. I just got a tank of 95... maybe the site work fucked with something.. dunno... a nice healthy tank of 98 should clear that up...
I think that's your answer
Bad batch of fuel will cause af correction as well as timing correction
Subaru knock control first retards timing in increments of 1.2 degrees. If this isn't enough it'll jump it up, then if you're still getting feedback knock (from knock sensor) then your computer will cut iam (ignition advanced mutiplier). This multiplier basically dictates total timing across your whole timing table
An ecu reset with a new batch of fuel, and some very sedate driving for 5kms should bring iam back up to 1.0, which should give you more timing
Failing that, you may have a blocked cat or a boost leak somewhere
Good luck mate
Mick

