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  1. Tyler, I talked to you today about your free GL wagon, I'm Jon from Wisconsin. Please send some pictures to me at jboymechanic@yahoo.com, I will be working on some quotes with trucking companies. If I like what I see and I get a reasonable quote I'll be working with you on choosing a pickup time and date. Thanks.

  2. Hey, whats up SubaruTex, i know your smart enough to know this but its the only real help i can give. The computer, for safty, wont ground the fuel pump relay and fire the coil unless it knows the engine is cranking. The comp can only know this if a crank/cam or some syncronizing sensor in the distributor is telling it that the engine is cranking. Generally when you dont have these two items at the same time, (spark and fuel) its one of the above sensors, or subarus equivilant. I just realized i was in the subaru retrofit section so its very likely some wire is messed up or backwards and im going about this from the wrong angle. But id get a good multimeter and check the frequency of the cam/crank sensors. Your other post on 6/14/2006 "I'm not getting spark, except sometimes randomly at the end of cranking, or the very begining. (just enough for a pop)" kinda made it sound like a problem i had on my dirt bike, (very different i know) but it turned out to be a bad ground wire at the computer/ign module thing. Any way have fun with it.
  3. Is it both front brakes or one? I have no idea why both would act up unless a proportioning valve or combo-valve went bad or something along those lines. Also if both brakes locked up, im not sure you'd even be able to hit 20 MPH. My advice, check your Hill Holder cable, if its adjusted too tight, it will cause one front and one rear brake to lock. that was the problem with one of my wagons, the front brake dragged to the point that it was barely movable, untill you opened the caliper bleeder valve. loosen it up and check it out. The swollen line is a possible culprit but i would check the HH first. Its a bit easier.
  4. Thank you GLcraigGT. i figured since mine is a ea71, but still has all the other ea81 suspension parts, the transmission wouldnt be too different if at all. Does anyone have any info on the computer controlls or any electrical issues? my ea71 has electronic ignition, but i think thats the only real difference other than the computer. Anything else? Thanks a bunch.
  5. Yea, ok, i had a little plan to swap the ea81 from my 82 wagon (Dr 4spd) into my 80 hatch. (ea71 SR 4spd w/ top-mount starter.) from researching i cant find a way to mate the ea81 to the ea71 tranny so, can i just swap the engine AND tranny between the two?? Since the wheelbase's of the older roos are all the same, i should be able to without worrying about the driveshaft right? And even if the trannys are slightly different lengths, i could just swap drive shafts as well. correct? Is all this good so far? also since the engine has its own little computer, how much electrical would i NEED to swap? Thanks y'all. Tyler J.
  6. i think thats beautiful! is it real?? however i really doubt that a stock justy has enough power to turn those monster wheels anywhere other than down a hill. As for rolling backwards, im sure that could pose a problem, but it does have a really wide track, and an extremely light body, so im sure (if it has power) it could put up a damn good fight against a lot of people. Rickdog. I guarantee you that baby doesnt get 35mpg's. not trying to start a war, but why the hell is so many people against the justy? i mean seriously whats with the "rolleyes" and the scoffs? i know its an underdog, and in a completely different league of its own, but damn!! give them and their owners a freakin' break. what do you think the people on that pirate board do to others like, hum lets see, US , with there bitching that we're just a car and dont have V8s and the like? your all doing the same thing when you say "its not worth it" or "it's stupid," to people striving to have fun in the car THEY love. and to another SUBARU at that. you're either stupid, or just rude, obnoxious people.
  7. well im not sure exactly what your asking, but i think what your dealing with is a Fuel Pressure Regulator, you can pump all you want and it will still only allow 3 psi in. so get an adjustable, or larger F.P.R.
  8. open up the bleeder nipple, that should release enough pressure to get it goin. sounds like brakes to me. Id also check the hillholder linkage.
  9. Man dude!!, if your going to be racking up over 30k miles a year, you should probably just look into getting an airplane. but seriously i have no idea what car you should get next. sorry.
  10. Well yes you are right that if you lengthened an axle, you could run more lift with the same joint/angle restrictions, and ive thought about this as well, BUT you would also have to lengthen the lower control arm, the steering arms, the anti-roll bar, the nuckle/shock would need to be pushed out/away from the body in accord with the ammount you lengthen you axle. or you could leave the shock mount virtical and fabricate a mount that "doglegs" to the new location of your steering nuckle. ?? All in all it would be pretty freaken cool, and it would be the lift i would most definately want, but you would need to use a auto CAD or something to make sure the geometry is correct/even and what not. If you can, go for it. This would also be a excelent mod, for the rear wheel drive people. insane ammounts of suspension, and you dont need to worry about the axles.
  11. i gotsta '79 (build date) hatchback. parts are a B**** to find. when i go to the dealer, they usually dont know how to use the ol' books. I spent 35-45 minutes in there just waiting.
  12. Oh earlier i believe you said that the e-brake did infact work. this was also the case when my HH was too tight. i could use the e-brake all i wanted but as soon as i touched the brakes it would poop on me. so again, hows your HH?
  13. what did you change? did you add/re-arrange those yellow lights in the bumper? Did you thicken the black stripe? All i can really tell that you did is the grill. it all loooks factory to me. i like!
  14. Im gonna take a stab. How tightly adjusted is your hill holder?? The previous owner of mine had it WAY too tight so when you hit the brake, the front left wheel would lock up. the rears wernt adjusted correctly so they wernt working at all. since your RR tire is locking up, it goes with my problem seeing as my FL was acting up. I dont see how both callipers would be bad. It seems to me it would be your MC or HH.
  15. i think that would be friggen awsome. man, ive been thinking about kool project VW cars, and ej22s, but i never thought of the "thing." id drive it!
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