legacycentral bbs

good question. I will look into trying some and seeing if I can get a couple. Any other great ideas are welcome - keep 'em coming. Thanks!

I am just tall enough that it would be really nice to lower and raise the seat to get in and out of the darn car. and yeah - they really do look supportive, and have the lumbar support thing. So are they not really as comfy as they look?

Anybody know if the seats from a '89 XT6 would come close to matching up before I pull everything and drive myself crazy? I have a '90 Legacy L wagon.
Thanks! Bret

I bought another 90 wagon thinking I would cannibalize it for parts, but it drives too well, so it is going to stay whole. It is different from my first '90 wagon in that it has a little switch to the left of the steering column that I think says "shocks" and there is a middle, up, and down position ...

K - -have owned Subarus for years, but have never really understood what a pug is, much less known what the difference is between a steel and alloy rim. Any clarification would be helpful.

In a related development, I have a local salvage yard that has four well worn tires on either steel or alloy ...

Thanks again - went in nicely.... took all of four minutes, but then i lost most of the screws for the panel, so my total time increased to about fourteen as a result. Thanks for saving me another trip to the mechanic!

thanks guys - when I posted this I had hoped somehow I might be able to get a diagram - - so the excellent description and the picture helped a ton - - I'll let you know if i run into any problems and need further help.
Bret

1990 Legacy wagon auto AWD. Had a 92 tranny put in along with the correct rear diff, but the mechanic forgot to put in my replacement TCU. As much my fault as his since I forgot to tell him I had one, but what do I do now? Is it something I can pop in myself? Why am I changing it in the first place ...

Hey guys - thanks for the feedback/info. Not sure which one to go with, since they seem to be differeing opinions, but the good news is that the new rear diff is in too -- making this an unnecesary question now! Still - I am going to be curious to know the answer in case I am ever in a similar ...

Hi - I am just about done installing a used, and hopefully good tranny in my good old '90 wagon. I have a replacement rear diff (also from a '92) to put in since the tranny is a '92, but i wonder if I can drive the car in FWD by inserting the fuse, thereby giving me a little chance to see if the ...

I understand that if you get a different year tranny you might want to put in an 'upgraded' TCU in as well, to take advantage of the newer and better systems it might provide.

(If I am way off someone can let me know, since I am about to do a tranny and TCU swap much like the one mentioned)

Good ...

I am going to have my local mechanic switch out both the tranny and the rear diff in my '90 legacy. I know what to expect on the tranny swap, but how long should it take to do the rear diff?

Also, I am looking for a TCU for the '92 tranny, if anyone has one please let me know. ( I dont really know ...