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oil in Turbo? is this normal
ShawnW replied to mitch184's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
Did u say new intercooler or used intercooler? I ask because if its used it might have come off somebody elses car that had a leaking turbo, oil goes in intercooler, doesnt come out until its run again.... -
Time for a new clutch!
ShawnW replied to subaru_styles's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
On that site if you click on the links it shows a picture of the kits included items. -
I've been suckered....maybe a bit winded
ShawnW replied to kecksnext's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
Used struts are really a crap shoot and new ones tend to be really expensive. If you have a good running XT6 for under $2000 you have done REALLY well. Search for Fix A Flat posts too. People have bought a little time putting fix a flat into the airbags in the struts. -
Man I love that photos site more every day! You made quick time of getting the pics up! Looks promising hope it goes easily!
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Brian I set him up a photos acct....I want to see pics too!
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Rumors of Huge Soobie meet..
ShawnW replied to Syrinx's topic in Meet n' Greet. Your USMB Welcome Center
This sounds like something I would go to as long as it doesnt conflict with another Subaru show. -
ECU is mounted to the bottom of the steering column if you have one. Take the colored 6" x 15" piece of trim that is right above your shins off and if theres a box with an LED you have an ECU. Another giveaway to having an ECU is an O2 sensor but I have seen people put a junkyard exhaust system on from a car with an 02 onto a car without need for one.
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P/S pumps interchangable?
ShawnW replied to dave valiant's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
The concensus when I blew a belt due to a seized PS pump was that it is interchangable. This was on an 84 Turbo Brat (ea81). -
Are you going to make them? Any idea on cost?
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EA82 SPFI driveability problems
ShawnW replied to Erik R's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
A Subaru on the rag runs better than a Honda. -
Oil leaks from the rear of the engine, or by the bellhousing are typical for the early to mid legacies. The 2.2L engine is AWESOME reliability wise. If its an AUTO regular trans fluid changes. Stick check for a worn clutch. AWD-check for tires that are worn evenly. Lots of receipts would make me happy but I haven't found a car lot yet that kept the cars receipts from the previous owner.
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the ones that hang from the car?
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I don't think the oil is the culprit. 10W30 hasn't caused me any problems in the cold up here. Time to bite the bullet and pop the hood. Engine block heater on this?
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cracked radiator
ShawnW replied to a topic in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVX
Id avoid the stop leak if you can. If you can see the crack try a tube weld or take the radiator to a shop to have it repaired. Junkyard radiators are a crap shoot but would be better than getting stop leak in the engine. There is a guy parting out an outback on here right now, might check with him on its radiator being any good. Shawn -
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Do your wheels rust behind the rings? I hated that even more. I just gave up and got alloy wheels.
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Check ebay theres one on there for $100 that claims to have 500 miles on it when pulled.
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Cluch install Q (about axles)
ShawnW replied to soobme's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
Not lazy thats smart and yes you can do it that way. -
1987 GL Wagon overheated......
ShawnW replied to subiekid's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
Compression test on a Subaru when good compresssion ranges around 120-160 if I remember correctly....just depends on altitude, and age of the engine. Normally you would have 2 bad and 2 good on a not so horribly overheated Subaru and the 2 bad would of course be on the same side most of the time but not always. Anything under 100 is definately bad. -
You could get an account on the photos page and upload them there. Then all you have to do is post about the car and link the photos to it.