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subterranean

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    cullowhee, nc
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    Have had a forester and impreza outback, now looking for a beater to do some mods and have some fun.
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    loyale, just, Gl, outback

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  1. Well I'm happy you figured it out either way, my pump bracket was a Bitch to get off and two screw's sheared off. The bracket is also a little small for the new pump. But like I said two months in and no issues, good luck.
  2. Sorry, can't get link to attach. Got to YouTube and search, Fuel pump Subaru wagon.
  3. Check here, I give the part number. Also the fact that it is an in tank pump is irrelevant. Fuel pump Subaru wagon:
  4. Check here, I give the part number. Also the fact that it is an in tank pump is irrelevant. Fuel pump Subaru wagon:
  5. The pump was from a 94 f150, according to everything I researched the pump was compatible. I don't know for sure but would imagine your original pump was the same as mine. I've been running with it for two months now without problem and it's my daily driver. It does make a bit more noise however but that is probably because it is larger and I had to make my own bracket for it.
  6. I have a fuel injected 94 loyale. Same issue, I swapped fuel pump out with an in tank Ford F150, I posted a YouTube video. Search loyale fuel pump. In addition the wiring harness that controls the injector had one bad connector, I cleaned it up and used dielectric grease on all of the connectors. In addition I added some sea foam to the tank to help clean the injector. I'm almost positive it was the harness connection but I think the fuel pump was suspect anyway and the F150 pump was only $27. Hope this helps.
  7. Well I appreciate that nobody is waiting around just to answer my post, but I decided I can fix it. I made a jig to make sure I get things back together correctly and will dry fit in the car prior to welding, I will be cutting out both sides, I'm going to have to cut the support bracket to accept the new 3" pipe I'm going to use, this pipe will slide nicely over the original tube. Ill post some more pics as time goes on but it took me half the day just to get the assembly off, she was not budging.
  8. This is the rear assembly removed, it shot on both sides after the trailing arms, could weld it to last for a little while but I think its done. Any help would be apreciated together with what other style subs can be used to do a swap out, to help expand my search.
  9. Hi everyone, new to the site. Already have a subaru impreza 2010, misses drives that and its fantastic. I did some research and opted for a loyale 4wd push button, wanted the space and the capabilities. Also wanted something as a daily driver and something to mod, love working on cars. Unfortunately the 94 I picked up has a rotted rear end assembly and wanted to know if anyone knew where i could get one cheap, even shipped. I'm in Cullowhee NC.
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