Subie Gal

check for oil leaks (cam seals, oil pump) check for coolant leaks (water pump) check for broken axles (listen for clicking in turns) these would be the most common items to search for ask for maintenance history records to get an idea of how the car was cared for Jamie

*click here for the latest photos* at the Wa state capitol (rally start) Tearing it up on stage: THE Rally Wagon! Jamie

i wouldnt put full synth in a 1996 high mileage - worn engine something like mobil 1 will find each and every leak may cause you more harm than good subaru uses a castrol synth blend @ their dealerships i'd recommend something along those lines Jamie

I like it with exception of the hood... Jamie

slotted rotors are not going to make the brakes feel any better if anything, they will add to your woes. the brake feel is generated mostly by the master cylinder. better pads, lines will assist in a better brake feel I recommend EBC Brake pads http://www.subiegal.com/productreview/ebcredstuff/ebcbrakes_redstuff_review.htm excellent bite, easy on the rotors.... good luck to ya. Jamie

um.... yeah... ignore these guys and do what you want to do with YOUR car WRX wing will bolt right on... (to a 2002 - 2006 Impreza) WRX hood will swap right in, add scoop and you are done! it's your car, it's your car payment DO WHAT YOU WANT TO DO..... IMHO.... a wingless impreza = silly looking ANYWAY :-p Jamie

fuel tank for the 2.2L is 15.9 gallons fuel light comes on with 2.2 gallons left Jamie

you wont have access to that site without a password.... Jamie

likely it's a wheel bearing issue..... Jamie

actually nope... sti = EJ257 Legacy, impreza, forester = EJ255 Jamie

http://techinfo.subaru.com depending on your vehicle model and year you can download (for a fee) all of the trouble codes their meanings and how to diagnose them. Jamie

awesome car let me know what kind of add ons you are into.... no kinks in mine and it has 110k miles. see my RS here: http://www.subiegal.com/thecars/imprezamain/imprezamain.html some photos: Jamie

that's not the actual car. it's auto express' RENDITION OF WHAT THEY THINK the car could look like :-p here is the concept car... Jamie

sure sounds like the main lever/combination switch assy. be sure to check all relay's and fuses but i think i'd lean towards a burned out headlight lever/stalk Jamie

just about every new Subaru comes with a chipped immobolizer key now. Jamie

what does the insurance company want for a buy back? curious.... Jamie

arrrrggghh your thread title makes my brain bleed..... :cool: Jamie

hi there yes... we can help :-p To view pricing, or to order the items you have requested: 1) you will need to use our OEM catalog to access https://www.subarugenuineparts.com/oe_parts_cat.html 2) look up by part number - 91039FC040 This is the mirror glass repair.... shout with questions. Jamie Thomas Jamie at chaplins.com www.subarugenuineparts.com

ditto! great clutch kits, with good bite Jamie

i TOLD you that was the part trust me. that's it....

If you have a 1995-1999 Legacy or Outback... we have this bolt in stock, ready to ship. for pricing: 1) you will need to use our OEM catalog to access https://www.subarugenuineparts.com/oe_parts_cat.html 2) look up by part number - - 73790AC100 contact me with questions. Jamie Thomas Jamie at chaplins.com *************************** http://www.subiegal.com

can you hear the motor running when trying to utilize the rear assy? if not... it's dead.... never swapped one, but it cannot be too terribly difficult. to get an idea on pricing for a new one? 1)go here: https://www.subarugenuineparts.com/oe_parts_cat.html 2) look up by part number - - 86511AC101 These have got to be available used as well the only problem with used is... how long will it last? hope this helps Jamie Thomas Jamie at chaplins.com *************************** http://www.subiegal.com

hello it's simpl0er to just buy a new blade assy - rather than a refill the blades are nearly the same cost anyway! and yes, this is a dealer part for the rear wiper assy for your 05..... view pricing, or to order : 1) you will need to use our OEM catalog to access https://www.subarugenuineparts.com/oe_parts_cat.html 2) look up by part number - - 86542AG09A COMPLETE, new assembly with wiper refill preassembled hope this helps Jamie Thomas Jamie at chaplins.com *************************** http://www.subiegal.com

that truck is about the most hideous thing i've ever seen and if i see one more thread about it, i'm gonna puke completely lame IMHO :cool:

changing front brake pads: http://www.scoobymods.com/forums/showthread.php?t=181 takes about 20 minutes Drums are quite a bit more complicated i can get you a pdf file if you really need help. but you'll need to get me your email address. good luck Jamie