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We have a 96 Legacy Sedan. We're in Texas so no rust and is basically in good condition. 226,000 miles motor runs great but it's time for brakes (prob at least 1 rotor too) front end work rack & pinion shot at least the rubber boots and they're leaking onto the exhaust and smoking. Might have leaky seals in the front of the motor too! Probably $1K -$1500 + to get this thing back in order maybe more. The thing is so tight and fun to drive. Spend the money or get a new one? The gas prices are completely out of control --I think it's still getting 25-30 MPG. What is you choice for a new Subaru? need good gas milage and really looking at point a - b Thanks for your thoughts...
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Lewis good work... There are two fuse holders and one was missing a fuse -- I put a 20 amp in there and pressed the button but I only heard the noise as it tried to activate. but the doors wouldn't lock or unlock. The keyless started working but no mechanical action. The fob does turn the dome light on and off too lock & unlock The parking lights and the dash and consule would turn on and off but the mechanics are lacking. Now what --it must be mechanical?? Since the electricial seems fine, do I need to jump into the locks them self? sticky or? What about the relay applying enough voltage to make the locks lock and unlock... Heck it's late and dark but I love trying to fix bugs... I don't hear no dam_ chirp either... Thanks though for getting me on track..
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Its installed and running great... We bought the car new in 96 and it has 220K on it and you wouldn't know it. Of course we're in Texas and the body has no rust. We're trying to get to Colorado -- well we have been since 97 and we haven't made it yet. Perhaps about 1 year and it's the mountains for us. Anyway, it's so easy to change if it screws up --I'll return it for another. Thanks for the help though...
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I got it -- I realize about the weight thing --I worked on office equipment for 25 years... It was just a little tough to get on --it's 94 deg too... The part of the starter where the battery cable hooks up to is broken --it fell apart in pieces when I got the bolt and nut loose. I had to use a sawzall to get it apart:grin: Auto zone $79 exchange will that one be OK? Thanks
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This car is fantastic. My wife bought it new in 96. It's like a go cart...One flaw would be the breaks but anyway... The car has 220K on it and runs great. It's leaking from the rack and pinion area and I need to find a local mechanic that can do this job. The cam and (or) crank seals are leaking too. The oil is landing on the muffler and smoking etc. The timing belt was replaced at 100K and 200K It looks like I can get all of these parts for under $300 but I need a good tech. Any ideas? Suggestions? I'm in Conroe Texas north of Houston. Thanks!