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read or get an owners manual or do a search here/internet.

 

in the end if you're still wondering, i would disconnect the driveshaft, it's REALLY easy. no need to remove any axles, that's way too much work!

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is it possible to tow my 90 legacy with a tow bar for 800 miles w/o damage to the tranny? it's a 5 spd... or will i need to remove the drive shaft and axels?

 

If you mean a tow BAR on the front of the car, leaving all four wheels on the ground, then you will be fine.

 

If you mean a Tow DOLLY, which puts the front wheels off the ground, and only the rears roll, then NO. Definately not.

 

Either tow it flat with all 4 on the ground(manual trans only) or flatbed it. IF you REALLY need to put it on a dolly, you must disconnect the center driveline like mentioned.

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also since it is a 90....is it a FWD or AWD.....As years go by I have had people try to tell me I can't tow my 91 Legacy FWD with the front off the ground...whic would be correst if it was an AWD.....too used to assuming ALL subes are AWD.....

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on the dash it says Full time FWD

 

Is that a typo?....Mine says Full Time AWD.

I doubt that the FWD cars got a sticker.

 

Yes, all 4 wheels on the ground is OK w/the 5 spd...no towing an Automatic w/ANY wheels on the ground.

 

Good luck!

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Went and double checked and it says Full time 4WD

so this means all 4 wheels off the ground when towed or all 4 wheels on the gorund (in neutral) when towed.your choice. if your tow vehicle is big enough, a car carrier is easiest, assuming you can drive your subaru up on it.

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