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I set the clutches by useing different thikness steels to set clearance have done thiss job over 50 times have boxes of awd clutch packs of varying thickness . some have thicker steels than others so i pick and choose with ones i will use to get the clearance i whant. The output seals are where the tailshaft go's through the trans tail houseing two nylon sealing rings that seal the output shaft theese like to wear into alumiunium and cant seal properly and bypass awd
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Got a pile of 1600 heads and 4 or 5 compleate engines
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Is everyone afraid to work on awd clutches i fix them all the time takes two hours or less and fixed evry time thiss is not a diffacult repair test soiliniod check resistance of wire harness setup clutch pack check tail shaft output sealing rings and set clutches less clearance it has the sooner it comes on.Have only ever seen one sheard basket was from neutral droping. I bett you have a damaged output sealing rings or faulty soiliniod. Thiss all can be repaired in car
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I move cars through my shop fast engine job 2 days headgasket job 12 hours it takes to long to get parts. And i can just send my customer to pickup box at dealer no fuss no gess i'm very good freinds with both local dealers and there parts guys work with me. Internet parts are cheaper but somtimes a shot in the dark. I have to remember its not me paying for parts. I save my customers so mutch money on jobs by doing things properly. The bugger is that the subaru factory parts are almost 1\2 price in usa.
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the one taht was giving me problems was two stuck lifters on #4 exhaust i took all the lifters out bled them down and reinstalled them just lightly lubed i dont pump them up because they get pummped up to far and hold valves open on startup. So let them tick takes about 10-30 min to shut up or somtimes a good drive. Also lets me know if theres a bad one if they dont stop ticking. Had to replace two were sticking when pushed did not come back up. Good thing i have a pile of heads.
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I have put 2.2 and early 2.5s in place of the phase 2 2.5 if you use a 96-99 phase one you must use the thick headgaskets and with a 2.2 must use a phase 2 2.2 headgasket no valve interferance or problems. The 2.2 short block seems to be cheapest and most reliable. Oh and you only use 4 bell housing bolts and have to hili coil lower starter bolt and put stud in