montana tom
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I believe those were "shrink tubing " to begin with ... the trim pieces above the door were.
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Check out this scanner. Might just be what we needed for subi's , at a price a small timer can afford. https://www.icarsoft.com/Product/s-343-iCarsoft_HNM_II.html EDIT) I'll have one next week , Ill give it a spin and then give it a review.
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That switch is installed for the Europe market but they install on them all. Apparently on tiny cobblestone streets , you pull as far to the side as you can... flip the switch on the column , flip on your turn signal so only the light,s that protrudes into said tiny street will illuminate. This helps keep your car from getting crashed... Europe... their different...
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Known as the Subaru virgin switch. You hit it by accident. Top of steering column behind steering wheel is a toggle switch . If you look at yours now it will show a red line , Flip it the other way and your running lights will go off.
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OK pitch is 1.5 , length is 2 7/8" or 73 mm from seat to bottom of bolt . The bolt I located was from a 2000 2.5 , it threaded in to a 2.2 crank no problems. Should be the same but maybe they used a slightly longer bolt on the 2.5 . If so will be easy wrecking yard part.
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When I get out to the shop later, I'll put a pitch gauge on one and let you know. I'm guessing 1.25 but we will see. You will have to find a bolt specialty shop to located that long a bolt IF you can even find one.
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If it were me, heck with working underneath, I would rent a cherry picker and with hand tools in 1.5 hrs or less that engine would be hanging and if all it needs is a clutch , 30 minutes later your reinstalling.
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Larry ; I don't think that trick would work and I'm not convinced that you need a clutch...Of course you won't know till the disk is in hand. I'm wondering what they did to that transmission? I'm thinking they may have broke the shaft inside. Your friend might be needing a transmission not a clutch (lets hope not) Besides to pull back the trans that far you will have disconnected the drive line and the mounting bracket. About the only things left are some wires and the c/v axles . Why bust your knuckles... just finish the job and bring that tranny to the ground .
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ball joint pickle forks get bent out over time. I have had luck sliding a piece of slotted metal under the fork to make it tighter.
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I can tell you that a scanner that will read Subaru ABS starts at around $2500 !!!!! I'm sure that SRS is the same scanner. For some reason subi holds tight to that info. Only top of the line scanners can get access. I haven't heard of Scanmaster but its worth looking into.
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You can make a tool to pull the ball joint from the knuckle , cheap cheap. few pipe fittings some threaded rod a lug nut a tack of welding and your good to go! Look on YouTube for subaru ball joint tool. It Works . They do sell this tool thru amazon but its like $80 +
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Replace the MAF with a known original good one. Do not buy a knockoff. Cleaning rarely works. Borrow a buddy's or hit up a wrecking yard . Replace the pcv with original equipment. Recheck for cracked (but look good vacuum lines) Is the starting issue fixed with bat & alt. ? Is this car OBD 2 ready ? If so any codes? 96 with a 2.2 is one of the most reliable old subi's out there. As long as the body is good then don't give up on her.
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Did that stuff at least feel like a lubricant ? Cause it sure looks like paint!
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If you love your car and want to keep it.... Jump on this
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Very good deal there for you guys in the rust belt
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Good Luck, HEAT HEAT HEAT If it snaps anyway then pull the whole knuckle to drill on it ... much easier
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Or you can contact SSI in Portland and let them fix it for you. If you want the best Subaru shop in town to work on it.
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Yes ,they all have a dinger in the US. other markets may have more sense... Whynot; The dinger has absolutely nothing to do with being able to remove the key . You have a remote programming issue. Your fob is bad or your under dash unit is malfunctioning. Or your wiring has been disabled / cut. Find another same year car at the wrecking yard and inspect the system on it.
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It's walmart... with minimum wage workers... I'm sorry but you get what you pay for. Very likely the tech did the damage... oh well.... They won't admit it... Its just a wheel stud ... knock it out yourself and change it. If you let the walmart boys pull that hub to change a stud your in for way bigger issues than a buggered stud.
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You can unplug the key dinger. No cutting required. Someone may have done this to your car. Check the harness up the column. Here in the sticks people routinely leave the key in the car many have come to me asking for that xxxx dinger to be shut up.
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85 brat would be a carb engine it might not be plug and play on those fuel lines and your fuel pump probably will need an upgrade to a higher pressure.
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on the engine the top connector is fuel in , next down is fuel return (same size) smallest is vent
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Smack it out with a hammer, Place new stud in hole .... tap in as best you can ... place larger nut over stud from wheel side anti sieze stud,spin on lug nut snug to larger nut ... big ratchet and draw stud into place. The final draw down happens after you install the tire and rim . Use large tool to make sure stud is seated ... don't forget to back it off and re-torgue studs when done.
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Bypass the heater core and see how it does. You didn't mention the electric fans I assume they are functioning normally ?
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Wow ! Thumbs down for VW ! Good reason to have a Subaru backup Deadeye