1996 impreza L obd1 or 2?
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I'm guessing where he lives there is more restriction on emissions inspection for obd2 making the choices for a swap much less.
OBDII has stricter restrictions. You can't put an older JDM motor in and pass emissions as they plug the machine into the cars OBDII port. With OBDI they can not do this and therefore it is a piece of cake to run an older JDM motor and not get hassled by the man.
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That is not advice I would give to anyone.
Ever.
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I wouldn't want to try and talk myself out of that highly probable shitstorm - you're in CA. Phew.
well, im pretty sure i heard it depends on what production yours was part of in 96...someone correct me if im wrong but i heard from a friend only the latter part of the production year 96 was switched to odb2...
so that would mean it is still possible to have a 96 with odb1 if it was built early 96?
so that would mean it is still possible to have a 96 with odb1 if it was built early 96?
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yes, many other manufacturers like DSM and Toyota did the switch in 95.
yea i know that everything prior 96 was the switch...but what i was getting at is i was told that some 96 are in fact odb1 still.
thats what i thought too...stupid idiot liar friend
Subaru started the switch from obd1 and obd2 in MY95, legacy's were obd2 in MY95. By MY96 ALL Subaru's were OBD2
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