Crawlerdan
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About Crawlerdan
- Birthday 11/16/1983
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Prescott Az
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operating engineer/subaru mechanic
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The voices told me
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Subaru tech and weirdo
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187 subarus and counting
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1971 FF-1 - Back from the dead?
Crawlerdan replied to Subaru_GL's topic in Historic Subaru Forum: 50's thru 70's
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Anyone with a totalled or scrap brat ??
Crawlerdan replied to Crawlerdan's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
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i purchased two brats from an estate sale a few weeks ago. there is no paperwork. owner passed, etc a common practice with older cars is to buy titles from a wrecking yard etc. anyone have a parts brat with a title and vin plate and want to sell? i would need two . both my brats are second gen (82 and 85) let me know if you can help
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i also have to agree that the ea82 has a place, and anywhere near a turbo isnt that place. ej22 swaps are very easy. hell- ill help you do it. i have an engine, harness, the know how, and have done a few dozen swaps. if you need help or honest opinion, let me know
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ea82T with AMR500 supercharger
Crawlerdan replied to turbodog's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
i put a toyota sc12 or 14 (previa super charger )on an ea82 back in that day. over 15 years ago. it definitely made more power, wasnt super difficult to do, and dirt cheap. i messed around with it for a few months and sold the car, so no idea how reliable it ended up being. peak boost was 5psi. total cost was maybe 250. i see that as a win -
I’m not sure that you can check injectors at home. You could remove all 4 and take them to an injection specialist to rebuild them. Likely cheaper and better quality. If you can’t find a rebuilder, call your local diesel performance shop, they will know who can do it if they don’t actually do it themselves
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the two most common failures that lead to your issues are a faulty coolant temp sensor, although when these fail the symptoms are more consistent, not irratic if you choose to replace it use an OEM one second is a leaking injector. i just had the same exact symptoms with my 1989 legacy, i had two injectors pouring fuel in the cylinders while at rest overnight.replaced them and the seals, problem gone. if you replace injectors and the problem disappears, change your oil. there's fuel in it. napa can still get injectors for that car.
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Old Guy from Montana
Crawlerdan replied to Bobinbigsky's topic in Meet n' Greet. Your USMB Welcome Center
hey neighbor! im down in Hamilton. owned a shop in Florence for 7 years. ive got a small fleet of subies down here. let me know if you need any help! -
scott is a good guy, weve done a ton of business over the years, if i dont do it my self ill have him do it
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i have a client that want to pay for a harness thin on an obd2 ej22 harness going into an 87 gl who here offers these services? cost?
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we are restoring a 73 wagon, shes a gem and deserves more road time we need asap one or two front hubs, they appear to be integrated into the drum kinda ant other parts for this generation would be appreciated everything needs to be shipped to hollywood where my business partner is headquartered we may be interested in complete parts cars as well