I took the WRX for a drive on the weekend, and with the air con on, it stalled a lot. It does this when the air con is on, its quite normal. When re-starting it, sometimes I was able to catch it by taking foot off the clutch and bump starting it.

After the last bump start, it now has check engine code 3:3 on start up, which from the book is: Cylinder trigger signal I/P missing

I've started the car a few times since, I've taken it for a drive, and its fine. Boosts to peak boost. Cold start is good. Engine cranks and fires first time.

I suspect its something to do with the engine stall and then the bump start.

Just wanted to get opinion from anyone who has experience... is this "something just to keep an eye on" and is likely to be from the stall and bump start? Or is it something more serious??

Have you rung Lane at Racetorque?

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No, but I did consider that, yes.

combination for throttle opening, idle control in ecu and tps reset might help with car stalling. Plus increased timing if idle drops below target idle helps also.

clear code from ecu. pretty sure it stays there until cleared

maybe stop jump starting engine, perhaps its putting extra strain on timing belt.

Spoke to Lane today, it was explained to me that this code is because the crank and cam sensor wasn't sync'ing quick enough while the engine was cranking. In later models of the ECU, this was fixed by increasing the time the ECU waited for a sync.

So all sorted ?

Yep.