Subaru SVX 1992 Manuel utilisateur

SPECIFICATIONS

SUBARU

SVX

1992

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SPECIFICATIONS

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[SOA1]

SPECIFICATIONS

2-DOOR

COUPE

MOD

FWD

AWD

LS"1

LS-L'2

ITEM

4AT

DIMENSIONS

Overall

length

(in)

4,625

(182

.1)

Overall

width

(in)

1,770 (69

.7)

Overall

height

(in)

1,300

(51

.2)

Front

(in)

1,105 (43

.5)

Leg

Max

room

Rear

(in)

715

(28

.1)

Min

Com-

part-

Head

Front

(in)

965

(38

.0)

ment

room

Rear

(in)

890

(35

.0)

Shoul-

Front

(in)

1,420 (55

.9)

room Rear

(in)

1,385 (54

.5)

Wheelbase

(in)

2,610

(102

.8)

T d

Front

(in)

1,500 (59

.1)

rea

Rear

(in)

1,480 (58

.3)

Minimum

road

clearance

(at

135

.3)

(in)

WEIGHT

Front

(lb)

944

(2,080)

955

(2,105)

965

(2,125)

Curb

weight

Rear

(lb)

598

(1,320)

645

(1,420)

660

(1,455)

Total

(lb)

1,542

(3,400)

1,600

(3,525)

1,625

(3,580)

Front

(lb)

1,085

(2,395)

1,090

(2,405)

Gross

vehicle

weight

Rear

(lb)

885

(1,950)

930

(2,050)

Total

(lb)

1,970

(4,345)

2,020

(4,455)

The

weight

the

air

conditioning

included

the

The

weight

the

sunroof

and

air

conditioning

included

the

SPECIFICATIONS

[SOA5]

1-1

MODEL

FWD

AWD

LS'1

LS-L'2

ITEM

4AT

ENGINE

Engine

type

Horizontally

opposed,

liquid

cooled,

6-cylinder,

4-stroke

gasoline

engine

Valve

arrangement Overhead

camshaft

type

Bore

Stroke

(in)

.815

.95)

Displacement

cm'

(cu

in)

3,318 (202

.46)

Compression

ratio

Firing

order

1-6-3-2-5-4

Idling

speed

position

rpm

610±

100(No

load)

800±50

(Air

conditioning

ON)

Maximum

output

HP/rpm

230

5,400

Maximum

torque

N-m

(kg-m,

309

(31

.5,

228)

4,400

ELECTRICAL

Ignition

timing

BTDC/rpm

20° at

610

idling

speed

Spark

NGK

PFR6G-11,

PFR

6B-11

plug

Type

and

manufacturer

NIPPONDENSO

PK20PR-11

Generator

Type

8OD26R-MF

Battery

Reserve

capacity

min

133

Cold

cranking

amp

582

amperes

TRANSMISSION

Clutch

type

Torque

converter

clutch

Transmission

type

Electronically

controlled

fully-automatic,

4-forward

and

1-reverse

1st

.785

2nd

.545

Gear

ratio

3rd

(Drive)

.000

4th

.694

Reverse

.272

The

weight

the

air

conditioning

included

the

The

weight

the

sunroof

and

air

conditioning

included

the

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[S0A61

SPECIFICATIONS

FWD

AWD

MODEL

LS*

LS-L'2

ITEM

4AT

Reduc-

1st

Type

gear

Helical

uc-

tion

Gear

ratio

0.927

.000

gear

(Front Final

Type

gear

Hypoid

drive)

uc-

tion

Gear

ratio

.700

.545

Transfer

Red

uc-

tion

reduc-

lion

Type

gear

Helical

gear

Gear

ratio

.000

(Rear

drive)

Final

Type

gear

Hypoid

uc-

tion

Gear

ratio

.545

STEERING

Type Rack

and

Pinion

Turns,

lock

Minimum

turning

circle

(ft)

Wall

wall

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(38

.7)

Curb

curb

.....

(35

.4)

SUSPENSION

Front

Macpherson

strut type,

Independent,

Coil

spring

Rear

Dual

link

strut

type,

Independent,

Coil

spring

BRAKE

Service

brake

system

Dual

circuit

hydraulic

with

vacuum

suspended

power

unit

Front

Ventilated

disc

brake

Rear

Disc

brake

Parking

brake

Mechanicalon

rear

brakes

TIRE

Size

225/50R16

91V

Type

Steel belted

radial,

Tubeless

The

weight

the

air

conditioning

included

the

The

weight

the

sunroof

and

air

conditioning

included

the

SPECIFICATIONS

[SOA101

1-1

MODEL

FWD

AWD

LS'1

LS-L'2

ITEM

4AT

-1

CAPACITY

Fuel tank

(US

gal,

Imp

gal)

70 (18

.5,15A)

Upper

(US

qt,

Imp

qt)

.3,

.3)

Engine

level

oil

Lower

(US

qt,

Imp

qt)

.3,

.4)

level

Automatic

trans- e

(US

qt,

Imp

qt)

(10

.4,

.6)

mission

fluid

differential

(US

qt,

Imp

qt)

(1 .2

.4,

.1)

gear

oil

rear

differ-

(US

qt,

Imp

qt)

.9,

.7)

ential

gear

oil

Power

steering e

(US

qt,

Imp

qt)

.1,

.9)

fluid

Engine

coolant

(US

qt,

Imp

qt)

.5 (7

.9,

.6)

The

weight

the

air

conditioning

included

the

The

weight

the

sunroof

and

air

conditioning

included

the

GENERAL

INFORMATION

SUBARU

SVX

1992

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GENERAL

PRECAUTIONS

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PRECAUTION

FOR

SUPPLEMENTAL

RESTRAINT

SYSTEM

(AIRBAG)

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VEHICLE

IDENTIFICATION

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IDENTIFICATION

NUMBER

AND

LABEL

LOCATIONS

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THEFT

PREVENTION

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RECOMMENDED

FUEL,

LUBRICANTS,

SEALANTS

AND

ADHESIVES

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TIGHTENING

TORQUE

STANDARD

BOLTS

AND

NUTS

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LIFTING,

TOWING

AND

TIE-DOWN

POINTS

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FRONT

HOOD

STAY

INSTALLATION

POINTS

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[01A01

GENERAL

INFORMATION

General

Precautions

BEFORE

STARTING

SERVICE

sure

perform

the

jobs

listed

the

Periodic

Maintenance Schedule

When

vehicle

brought

for

maintenance,

care-

fully

listen

the

owner's

explanations

the

symptoms

exhibited

the

vehicle

List

the

problems

your

notebook,

and

refer

them

when

trying

diagnose

the

trouble

All

jewelry

should

removed

Suitable

work

clothes

should

worn

sure

wear

goggles

Use

fender,

floor

and

seat

covers

prevent

the

vehicle

from

being

scratched

damaged

Never

smoke

while

working

Before

removing

underfloor

bolts

(including

the

rear

differential

filler

plug)

coated

with

bituminous

wax,

remove

old

wax

Re-coat

with

newwax

after

reinstalla-

tion

When

removing

rear

body

suspension

parts,

place

balance

weights,

etc

the

trunk

compartment,

taking

into

account

the

weight

distribution

the

front

and

rear

the

car

;

then

lift

the

vehicle

Before

tightening

suspension

parts,

lower

the

vehi-

cle

the

ground

and

ensure

that

the

car

curb

weight

(with

the

spare

tire,

jack,

and

service

tools set

position

and

with

full

fuel

tank)

WHILE

WORKING

When

jacking

the

vehicle,

sure

use

safety

stands

When

jacking

the

front

rear

end

the

car

body,

sure

choke

the

tires

remaining

contact

with

the

ground

Keep

the

parking

brake

applied

when

working

the

vehicle

Set the

shift

lever to

REVERSE,

when

the

parking

brake

cannot

applied,

such

when

the

brakes

are

being

worked

Keep

the

ignition

key

turned

"OFF"

all

possible

cautious

while

working

when

the

ignition

key

"ON"

;

the

engine

hot,

the

cooling

fan

may

start

operate

While

the

engine

operation,

properly

ventilate

the

workshop

While

the

engine

operation,

aware

any

moving

parts,

such

as the

cooling

fan

and

the

drive

belt

Keep

your

hands

off

any

metal

parts

such

the

radiator,

exhaust

manifold,

exhaust

pipe,

and

muffler,

prevent burning

yourself

When

servicing

the

electrical

system

the

fuel

system, disconnect

the

ground

cable

from

the

battery

10)

When

disassembling, arrange

the

parts

the

order

that

they

were

disassembled

11)

When

removing

wiring

connector,

not

pull

the

wire

but

pull

the

connector

itself

12)

When

removing

hose

tube,

remove

the

clip

first

Then,

pull

the

hose

tube

while

holding

its

end

fitting

13)

Replace

gaskets,

O-rings,

snap

rings,

lock

washers,

etc

with

new

ones

14)

When

tightening

bolt

nut,

tighten

the

specified

torque

15)

When

performing

work

requiring special

tools,

sure

use

the

designated

ones

16)

After

completing

work,

make

certain

that

the

hoses,

tubes

and

wiring

harnesses

are

securely

connected

17)

After

completing

work, be

sure

wash

the

vehicle

FULLTIME

AWD

MODELS

BEFORE

CHECKING

SERVICING

CARS

WITH

THE

FRONT

WHEELS

RAISED

ORON

ROLL-

ERS

(BRAKE

TESTER,

CHASSIS

DYNAMOMETER,

ETC

Always

set the car

the

FWD

mode

set

the car

the

FWD

mode

disconnect

the

AWD

circuit

inserting

fuse

the

FWD

connector

inside

the

engine

compartment

Also

chock

the

rear

wheels

firmly

Ensure

that

the

FWD

pilot light

the

car

left

the

AWD

mode,

will

surge

abruptly

when

the

wheels

turn,

possibly

damaging

the

transfer

clutch

Fig

TOWING

vehicle

onto

dolly

flat-bed

truck

Transport

vehicle

using

dolly

flat-bed

truck

whenever

possible

Place

the

selector lever

"P"

position

and

apply

the parking brake

GENERAL

INFORMATION

[01C21

1-3

pn~n

C1-002

Fig

Towing

with

rope

Tow

vehicle

with

rope

only

when

power

train

and

all

wheels

are

operating

properly

Put

spare

fuse

inside

the

FWD

connector

and

neverexceed

km/h

(19

MPH)

Also,

not

tow

for

than

miles)

Place

the

selector

lever

"N"

position

The

ignition

switchshould

the

"ACC"

position

while the

vehicle

being

towed

Never

use the

tie

down

tabs

for

towing

Remember

that

brake

booster

and

power

steering

will

not

work

when

the

engine

"OFF"

You

will

have

to use

greater

effort

for

the brake pedal

and

steering

wheel

Before

towing,

check

transmission

oil

and

differen-

tial

oil

levels

and top

the

specified

level

necessary

C1-003

Fig

Towing

with

front

rear

wheels

raised

not

tow

vehicle

with

only

front

or rear

wheels

placed

on towing

dolly

flat-bed

truck

This

may

degrade

viscous

coupling

performance

cause

vehi-

cle

jump

off

dolly

truck

Fig

not

tow

vehicle

with

rear

wheels

raised

under

any

circumstances

since

this

will

damage

bumper

Fig

not

tow

vehicle

with

front

wheels

raised

under

any

circumstances

since

this

will

damage

bumper

Fig

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[0200]

GENERAL

INFORMATION

Precaution

for

Supplemental

Restraint

System

(Airbag)

The

Supplemental

Restraint

System

(Airbag)

has

been

implemented

all

Subaru

SVX

models

For

proper

and

safe

maintenance

this

system,

please

ensure

that

you

carefully

read

the

precautionary

notes

given

"5-5

SUPPLEMENTAL

RESTRAINT

SYSTEM"

the

Service

Manual

before

servicing

should

also

noted

that

the

table

contents,

AIRBAG

mark

added

each

the

items

which

not

directly

concern

the

airbag

system

but

need

considered

their

relationship

So,

during

the

service

work

for

such

items,

make

sure

you

refer

to "5-5

SUPPLEMENTAL

RESTRAINT

SYSTEM"

Take utmost

care

to follow

faithfully

the

service

procedures

specified

for

the

airbag,

since

otherwise

might

deploy unexpectedly

With

the

airbag

system,

failures

such

faulty

connection

harness connectors

neglect

tight-

ening

sensor

mounting

bolts

can

lead

failure

deployment

accident

Recheck

each

check

point

after

maintenance

work

and

use the

on-board

self-diagnosis

ensure

there

nothing

wrong

with

the

system

All

wire

harnesses

the

airbag

system

are

encased

yellow

cover

make

them

distinct

fromthose

other

systems

The

following are the

parts

involved

the

airbag

installation

Steering

wheel

Steering

column

Toe-board

(center,

left

right

ends)

Front

seat

floor

and

side

seal

Inside

left

and

right

front

fenders

Front

pillar

(left,

lower)

Combination

meter

Care

should be taken

when

servicing

areas

where

the

above

parts

are

installed

since

can

affect

the

airbag

system

Examples

service

work

involving

the

airbag sys-

tem

Replacement

steering

gear

Steering

maintenance

and

repair

the

area

adjoin-

ing

toe-board

Removal

and

installation

combination

meter

Installation

car stereo

and

other

optional

extras

Sheet

metal

repair

paint

workon

the

body

front

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GENERAL

INFORMATION

Vehicle

Identification

Number

APPLICABLE

THIS

MANUAL

4AT

with

passive

AWD

J F

43 X

0 0

and

after

2-Door

belt

SRS

airbag

Coupe

4AT

with

passive

AWD

LS-L

J F

C X

X P H

0 0

and

after

belt

SRS

airbag

THE

MEANING

Stop-Mark

Maker

identifier

Vehicle

attributes

Check

digit

Vehicle

identification

J F

C X

X P

0 0

1 [

Stop-Mark

Sequential

number

100001

and

after

2-Door

Coupe

Transmission

type

Full

time

AWD

4AT

Model

year

1993

1994

Check

digit

through

and

varies

Weight

class

and

restraint

type

Passenger

car

Without

passive

restraint

With

passive

restraint

With

SRS

airbag

and

passive

restraint

Model

LS-L

Engine

type

liter

engine

Body

type

2-Door

Coupe

Line

SUBARU

series

Type

vehicle

JF1

Passenger

car

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