NewDenverKid

Just currios, but what year did subaru start using cv joints. I'm no expert but I didn't think they had them in the 84s yet??

I do this too, and have wondered aboout wear as well.Gonna check my governer soon to see.

When I first bought my 87 gl wagon my rear defrost wasn't working. Upon pulling off the trim panel off the inside of the hatch I discovered most of the wiring was REAL badly melted. When I have the time I'm gonna run some fresh wire , but until then I've pulled the fuse. I actually remember reading a TSB on Alldata about this problem but can't seem to find it now.

Changed my fuel filter the other day(87 gl ea82 carbed) and it seams the fuel pump is pretty vulnerable looking back there. Does anyone have that area protected by a skid plate, or even relocated it?

I recently put new speakers in my 87 gl. From what I saw it would be realy easy to develop a leak thru any door, particularly were the lower part of the window meets the body. I actually just finished resealing the rear hatch window, and it was not that difficult although very different from door windows.

Maybe you have two leaks on your hands.

Yup, google it and you'll find out.

I tried all those links and theere weren't any locations close by. I'll check to see if I can find local napas. Thanks all for the quik responses.

After reading all these articles on sea foam I can't seem to find any locations near me that sell the stuff!! Any ideas, I don't mind a bit of a drive.

can't wait to see more pics, love those wagons!!!

and I thought I got ripped off when I paid $1600 for mine!!!!

My family ALWAYS goes to bellinghan as it aviods costoms line ups, but apparently there was some kind of seat sale flying out of Van Intenational and no-one told me about it until I started driving in the wrong direction. Of course it then became my fault cause I'm sapossed to be psychic:banghead:

Ack!! Someone goofed, ended up at yvr instead!! I'll try and get down there on fri or sat.

While searching for parts here I came across a thread about a parts yard near Anacortes. I can't remember who wrote it but they mentioned something like a hundred old subies!!. Not sure if I believe those numbers but any yard with more than 20 subies warrants a road trip!!(plus if I'm let down I can always just keep going and go to Deception Pass).

I'll be dropping family off at the Bellingham airport and plan on "accidentally" taking a wrong turn and visiting the sooby graveyard I've been reading about just east or south of anacortes. If anyone wants me to keep an eye out for anything let me know. Also I'll have my digital camera with me so if you want any pics let me know.