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Subarus are awesome! I have an 07' Forester 5 speed, limited slip center and rear diffs, and last year with no TPS/TRAC/VSC stuff. That car goes better in snow with bald summer tires than most 4wd's I've owned. It always amazes me how well balanced that car drives and how easy it is to work on. I'm toying with the idea of getting a Toyota R trans conversion bellhousing and making a Suby into a 4wd with Sami or Yota axles.
Good luck with your Cuck!
Good luck with your Cuck!
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I was thinking more along the lines of a Gm turbo,3 inch down pipe and 4 inch exhaust,with maybe a 5inch big fart exhaust tip
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Fart can exhaust tips are almost as creepy as pickup stacks.
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So I searched high and low for a seal kit for my inector pump. I finally found one! My pump is a DB2-4126 and needs Standyne part number 24370
Finding Subaru parts is so much easier!
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Finding Subaru parts is so much easier!
Here is a picture for your enjoyment
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That is awesome!
I would consider myself a seasoned mechanic and not afraid to tear into an auto trans or do internal engine work. I personally would farm out my IP work to a Stanadyne dealer. Its one of those things where it pays to just let the expert do the work. I've R+R'd mine and even pulled the top cover plate off to adjust the fuel screw. Anything further than that I would recommend someone that does it professionally just for peace of mind. Just my two cents.
I would consider myself a seasoned mechanic and not afraid to tear into an auto trans or do internal engine work. I personally would farm out my IP work to a Stanadyne dealer. Its one of those things where it pays to just let the expert do the work. I've R+R'd mine and even pulled the top cover plate off to adjust the fuel screw. Anything further than that I would recommend someone that does it professionally just for peace of mind. Just my two cents.
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I'm a stubborn one though. I have to try and fail before I farm out the work.
On another note.....my starter cracked in half. Time to find a new starter. I can get a Delco-Remy through Autozone or $103 but it is special order (of course)
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I started getting a knocking sound from the bell housing area. The cone broke off and is bouncing around in there....and the bolt hole towards the center of the vehicle, there is a big ol crack coming from it going diagonal across the body of the starter. It is about 2 inches long.
It is OEM. The guy is matching Amazons price for me.
See aboveProbibly not Delco-Remy at that price. Trust but verify.
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errrrr correction. It is not an OEM part. It is Raw Power or some Chinese junk like that.
http://www.autozone.com/external-engine/starter/raw-power-starter/432819_0_0/
http://www.autozone.com/external-engine/starter/raw-power-starter/432819_0_0/
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The body of the starter has a giant crack coming from one of the two bolt holes
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In late, but I'm in.
Welcome from Virginia.
Welcome from Virginia.
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No, 'tis not so deep as a well, nor so wide as a church-door; but 'tis enough,'twill serve. Methinks your starter is toast!