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uh.. yeah that would be the primary filter, as stated above it did this the other day, then the car sat for a day or two, and i drove my truck to work. then yesterday, i figure ill pull it in the garage and try and see whats up, thinking maybe fuel pumps on its way out or something. it fires right up, runs perfect. let it run for an hour, couldnt get it to do it again?? drove it to work yesterday, no problems 35 miles one way. i got out of work, as soon as i started it up, it was acting up again. WTF?? few weeks ago, i changed the egr from an 88 ea81 hatch, and put it into my 87 hatch. the 88 had a vacuum line on the egr, mine doesnt. not sure this could be related, because ive put prob 500+ miles on it w/o a problem, but just throwing it out there. my old egr went, and melted the plastic fuel vapor condesor ball thing that is between the egr and the air filter housing. i also replaced that with one borrowed from my buddys car.. any ideas? what should an ea81 be putting out for fuel pressure at the front (secondary) fuel filter? for some reason, i think this is a fuel related issue, but im kind of stumped...
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ran perfect 35 miles to work, started to come hone runs fine at idle but heitates and cuts out at low rpm's. once at high rpm it seems ok. hard to get going from a start. then days later runs fine again to work with same problem in afternoon. everything else is normal. replaced primary fuel filter with no change. What do you think?
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if they go that route, like i did, leave the lever on the cap up, and close it so it aims at the battery so the hood will clear the lever. sounds exactly like what mine was doing.. with the lever open, it releases the gasses, and you can actually see them bubbling in the overflow tank when that is filled to its proper level. with the lever closed, its the same as a regular cap. fill and burp the system with the heat on high and the vent screw on top right side of radiator open a few turns. once all full, tighten screw, install cap w/lever up, and it should be good to go. this way here, the car will burn a little bit of coolant, but mine has yet to overheat, it runs at normal operating temp. i just check the level once a week and top it off. BTW, mine was also a random overheat, like theirs is doing....
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on my 2.2 that im swapping into my OBW there is a rear cover that appears to be for the pcv system and it leaks.. its behind the clutch and flywheel. it appears to be a plastic cover, thou i havent taken it off yet. do they make a steel cover if this one is indeed plastic, and is there a gasket for it, or just use RTV?? if there are replacement parts, do you guys have part numbers for them? its a 96 2.2l
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completely agree on oem gaskets. already bought a set. every subaru that ive ever worked on its exhaust has gotten oem gaskets (and its quite a few from ripping them off in the woods back in the day). i tried aftermarkets once and they leaked within 1000 miles. im using my complete exhaust except for the front pipe, so ill keep the better set up. cant wait for the rest of the parts to get here so i can tear into this project!
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i dunno it has one sticking out the front like my outback, the other sticks straight out the top about 6 inches back. i thought it was odd too?? love the way you can drop the entire exhaust system in one piece thou. that was nice, figured id have to cut some muffler bolts, but it wraps under the rear axle instead of over it.
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yeah im syked about it.. cant wait till its all together and done!! ill hit subaru tomorrow and get some exhaust manifold gaskets and front cat gasket. i also need to order inner and outer left side timing cover. hoping to rip that parts car apart in the next few days if all goes well, ill let you know how that left rear hub looks when i get it off.
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donor motor is out and on an engine stand. its amazingly clean behind the timing covers with absolutely no signs of oil leaking. basically new belt, waterpump, valve cover gaskets, plugs, wires, pcv, and clutch kit, and im ready for install!! cant wait. as soon as the clutch kit comes in, im going to finish it. was going to do seals, tensioners, etc... but it all looks mint, and quiet as can be, so why fix it if it aint broke lol. quick question on the exhaust thou. this car has both 02 sensors in the front cat. my OBW has one in the front, one in the rear resonator on the center pipe. should i use the whole exhaust from the 2.2, or unbolt it b4 the cat and just use the actual Y from the 2.2?
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yeah, im swapping it into a manual trans car. so hope it all goes nice and smooth... i just ordered new clutch kit, and new timing overhaul kit (belts/tensioners/water pump/seals/gaskets/etc...) so as soon as those parts are in, this swap is ON!!! cant wait.. should be good to go for atleast 100k with it all freshened up.
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oh ok.. ill try and run the car thru emissions b4 i do the swap, because i have no CEL on right now. seems like everytime i try and search on here, i can never find what im looking for having that CEL on doesnt affect the 2.2l does it? will it affect gas mileage etc.. just curious i am going to need a left outer t-belt cover if anyone has an extra laying around. ill post in parts needed section too
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I found my donor car with a 2.2l 102k miles. it doesnt have the egr, so gary, im wondering if you ever tried swapping ECUs with a non egr motor to hopefully avoid CELs?? i bought the entire car, a 96 legacy 2.2l 5spd AWD, the motor is going into my 97 OBW 5spd AWD. should i try and swap the ECU from the 96 along with the engine swap?? also, just curious if the 5spd AWD trannies are the same and geared the same between the 2 cars. inwhich case i may swap the entire engine/trans into my car.
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Lifted XT6 with air suspension
themoneypit replied to idosubaru's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
but who cares what kind of MPG your getting really gary.... i mean c'mon your rocking a lifted xt6 and im jealous!!! -
could you have put a t-belt on a tooth or two off? not sure thatd mess with the electrical or not, but you may have 2 problems. timing off, and or electrical connection. are both 02 sensors plugged in? mine ran like crap with a bad 02, could only imagine if it wasnt plugged in how itd run. check the rear one especially, maybe when you dropped the exhaust, you messed up the plug. when i changed mine and tried unplugging it, the wires pulled out of the plug from years of abuse from road and snow debris etc... glad i had gone with the exact fit sensors instead of the universal ones..
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Lifted XT6 with air suspension
themoneypit replied to idosubaru's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
yeah gary, its freakin sweet!! im very tempted to do mine, but dont want to get rid of the air suspension because it all works great. but hey, maybe when it fails, this will be a good option. you cant bend the mounts for the rear struts so they wont be on an angle and leak?? hey those forester wheels are 16in?