1993 Subaru Impreza "car driving 30 mph" Questions

...driving. The car has turned off while going about 30 mph and occasionally acts as if it is running out of gas (the rpms drop then rev back up again) when traveling at higher speeds even though it has ...

...30 mph it barely seems like there's anything wrong. Also, when I slow down to about 10 mph or lower, a burning smell arises. The ''check engine'' light just went on. Try getting the fuel injectors ...

...car off for a few minutes and when I resumed driving the transmission shifted fine but after a minute or two the "check engine" light came on. I read in the owner's manual that the light might have ...

...up, temperature will rise when driving under 30 mph and will lower to normal at 30 mph and above. The heating is not working at all even when driving at higher speeds. Sounds like a bad

...30 mph with no shifting of the trasmission beyond 30 mph. RPMs up to 2100 after 30 MPH. After 30 MPH and approximately 25% of the time I can manual shift into neutral and then back to drive and the ...

...30 mph. no low grinding sound in drive train @ 20-30 mph. no leaks in seals, drive shaft tight, u-joints ok. a small amount of play in the yolk to the transfer case differtial is what i'm told, but ...

...driving 20-30 mph this car is running very well but is a problem when driving and you take your foot of the gas at 20-30 mph then start OK driving again and will stalls again CHECK YOUR AIR FILTER IT ...

car into gear and drive it for about 5 minutes at 35 mph, then get on a highway and drive at about 60 mph for 15 minutes, come off the highway and drive around 40 mph for 3 minutes, come to a complete

...driving style(takes about 50 miles)You will feel the car go from fluid to mechanical drive as a kind of slight drop in revs then ...engage. assuming you have checked fluid level first of

...car sits over night, after driving approximately 20 miles, the car will abruptly drop to a lower gear and remai there. the check engine remains on and sometimes blinks intermittently. run the fault ...