Applications Subaru EZ30

Draft EZ H6 2000–2009 6 cyl 2999 cc Race Core F7 Core EFI V4

Draft. Trigger offset has not been confirmed on a running Race Core install. Pins marked TBD are unknown — do not guess them. A wrong decoder or firing order can destroy the engine.

Subaru EZ30

3.0 L H6 in Legacy, Outback and Tribeca. rusEFI lists SUBARU_EZ30 as its own variation of 36-2-2-2 — use that mode, not a generic 36-1 and not the early EJ 6+7. Published firing order is 1-6-3-2-5-4. Port injection. Later EZ30D / EZ30R adds AVCS and DBW.

Recommended: F7, or V4 if you only need six coils and you accept a TBD pin map. DBW cars stay on F7. Six logic coils. Do not use the four-cylinder EJ firing order.

Status: draft. Trigger offset has not been confirmed on a running Race Core install.

  • Cylinders: 6
  • Displacement: 2999 cc
  • Firing order: 1-6-3-2-5-4
  • Orientation: Firing order 1-6-3-2-5-4. Cylinder 1 follows the EJ20 note: front cylinder on the right-hand bank. Confirm on the covers before offset. An H6 numbered as a V6 1-2-3-4-5-6 will not run.

Variants

VariantYearsTriggerNotes
EZ30 early2000–2002 classSUBARU_EZ30Cable throttle on many, port injection, 2999 cc.
EZ30D / EZ30R2003–2009SUBARU_EZ30 + AVCS camsAVCS, DBW, still port injection. Not the later EZ36.

Pins below are the library default Race Core F7 map — the same AMPSEAL landings as the verified 1UZ-FE, 2JZ-GTE and LS1 notes. Core EFI V4 and Micro Core cavity numbers are TBD. If a pin is not in this table, it is TBD. Do not guess a spare.

PinTunerStudioFunction
B5 / B13VR 1+ / VR 1−Crank, if the sensor is 2-wire VR
B10Digital 1Crank, if the sensor is 3-wire Hall
B4 / B12VR 2+ / VR 2−Cam VR
B1Digital 2Cam Hall
A3Lowside 1Injector cylinder 1
A15Lowside 2Injector cylinder 2
A4Lowside 3Injector cylinder 3
A16Lowside 4Injector cylinder 4
A5Lowside 5Injector cylinder 5
A6Lowside 6Injector cylinder 6
A35Ign 1Cyl 1 logic coil
A34Ign 2Cyl 2 logic coil
A22Ign 3Cyl 3 logic coil
A33Ign 4Cyl 4 logic coil
A32Ign 5Cyl 5 logic coil
A31Ign 6Cyl 6 logic coil
A2Highside 1Cam oil-control valve (PWM)
A1Highside 2Second oil-control or lift solenoid
B7/B6 + B15/B8ETB 1 ± / ETB 2 ±DBW motor. Not a stepper as well. Pedal and TPS tracks: follow the APP and ETB notes
C20Analog Temp 3CLT
C30Analog Temp 2IAT
C13Analog Volt 1MAP 0–5 V
C24Analog Volt 2TPS 1
C34 / C35Knock 1 / Knock 2Knock, one per bank
A20Lowside 10Fuel-pump relay coil
A21Lowside 12Main-relay coil
A12Lowside 15Radiator-fan relay coil
B17 / B16CAN 1 H / LDash / wideband
B18Battery SenseIgnition-switched 12 V (5 A fuse)
B23+12 V MRMain-relay 12 V into ECU
A17 A18 A24 B14 B19 B20Power GNDEngine block → battery −
C9 / C21 / C325 V Sens 1MAP, TPS, pedal 1
C1–C8, C29, C31Sensor GND0–5 V and thermistor returns

Trigger

Select SUBARU_EZ30. The public list describes it as the EZ30 variation of 36-2-2-2. If the composite does not resemble that pattern, stop and log it. Do not fall back to 36-1.

Crank

DecoderSUBARU_EZ30. Hall or VR per the sensor on your engine.

Cam

AVCSDigital 2 for the first cam. Second cam pin TBD.

TunerStudio

SettingValue
Trigger / wheel typeSUBARU_EZ30
Use only rising edgeVR: typically yes on MAX992x. Hall: as logged
Invert primaryNo — swap VR wires first
Firing order1-6-3-2-5-4

Offset: Light on cylinder 1 after the bank is identified.

Injection

Six high-Z port injectors, sequential. EZ30 is not direct injection. Meter the injectors. Top-feed.

ImpedanceHigh-Z expected. Confirm.

Ignition

Six logic COP, cylinder-number order. Dwell 2.0–2.5 ms. Firing order 1-6-3-2-5-4 in software.

EJ order1-3-2-4 is the four-cylinder note. Do not use it here.

Idle

Early cable idle valve pin TBD. EZ30R DBW uses F7 H-bridges and the ETB / APP notes. AVCS oil valves on Highside 1 and 2 when both banks are controlled.

First start

  1. Load the matching variant configuration in TunerStudio before the harness is live — injectors and coils stay disconnected until the decoder is confirmed.
  2. Fuel pump fuse out. Coils unplugged or spark outputs disabled. Crank. Open Diagnostics → composite / high-speed logger.
  3. Confirm crank teeth are even, the missing-tooth (or named pattern) is a single clean gap, and cam is one pulse per two crank revolutions for sequential four-stroke.
  4. RPM during cranking should sit in the 150–350 rpm band. 0 rpm or 12,000 rpm means the decoder is lost — polarity or wheel type, not offset.
  5. Lock timing to a fixed 10° (idle control off). Timing light on cylinder 1. Change trigger offset until the damper agrees with 10°.
  6. Recheck at ~3,000 rpm. If timing walks with RPM, it is VR polarity, a delayed Hall, or the wrong decoder — not offset.
  7. Enable spark. Confirm a healthy burn (timing light or plug colour) with fuel still disabled.
  8. Enable fuel. Prime, then crank. Catch the first idle on a rich-safe VE, then lean toward stoich at idle.
  9. Only then enable closed-loop idle, VVT, boost and traction. A base map is a starting point, not a dyno tune.

A base map is a starting point, not a dyno tune.