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Speaking of random connectors, what is the purpose of the one that is located along the headlight harness on the passenger side right behind the headlight assembly? It is a simple spade connector of a sizeable nature. Plugging/unplugging makes no difference to vehicle operation.

well, in that case i suggest u get the new updated rear housing, come with solenoid clutch everything and updated design to hit torque bind, from wear and tear, not from uneven tires. See how much a dealer will quote u for all the parts.

Yeah, I'll do that. I didn't realize there was an updated ...

Well, if your budget isn't to tight, then i would get a rebuild done by a dealer, i can NOT recommend a transmission shop, as they i have NO trust at all in ANY transmission shop ever! I think my dealer told me about $3000CDN for a FULL rebuild.

Just wondering though, are there any issues with ...

I am thinking about doing a major overhaul of the Scoob to keep it going strong for another 200,000mi (I just rounded 180,000 this week!). Part of the plan is a complete transmission rebuild along with a slew of other very costly and hardly practical ideas.

Any suggestions on where to get my ...

Even if it was the diode packs or bushes those are integral with the alternator, and I don't think Subaru alternators can be rebuilt. I may be wrong, but either way a new or reman one would be less trouble, especially if you spring for one with a lifetime warranty or something like that.

Hey all,

I just wanted to relay a recent experience with a new set of Blizzak WS-50 tires that I mounted a couple of weeks ago. I live in Fort Collins, and as some of you in CO know we got nailed. I was running some relateively new Dunlop Sport SP2 tires, 195/70r14, which do ok in the dry and wet ...

So the Cobb header will in fact work with the ej22?

Also, that transmission doesn't look like it was the one from the factory. Is it only the older 4eat that has a slightly offset front diff in the transmission?

Are you 100 percent sure its not your tires? i remember a LONG time ago, my legacy had the same noise, because glass cut into the tire.

Hmmm, I wonder. As a matter of fact it hasn't made the noise the last few days. I wonder if whatever it was worked itself out (or in! :shock: )

Thanks for your ...

Legacy777 wrote:hmm....have you run the car on jackstands or on a lift up to that speed to see if it's reproducable?

Yeah, I did it on a lift and no dice.

Legacy777 wrote:Does it change pitch/frequency with vehicle speed or engine rpm?

It seems entirely dependent on vehicle speed. If I downshift to third it has no impact on the noise.

It's not.

Hi guys,

I am a mechanic myself, formerly for Nissan currently for Honda/GM. I own a 94 legacy wagon, non-turbo. I can hear, at speeds between around 40 to 45mph a "chiff-chiff-chiff-chiff" noise continuously. I cannot duplicate the noise on a lift by merely running the wheels up to speed, however ...

Sounds like the cooling system still has some air in it, specifically the heater core. Crack your radiator cap when it is *cold* and check the level. Add as needed, also bring the level up slightly in your reservoir. Then run it up to normal temps and hold it there for a few, and shut it off and let ...

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they have given me faulty advice that was very costly, and recently changed the charge on me to diagnose an electrical problem.
they told me on the phone that it would be $70 an hour or whatever, talked to em while they were working on it, and they were like, "ah only took a ...

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jamal wrote:the rear springs are progressive, so as they're compressed they go from a spring rate of about 91lb/ft to 188. This makes the ride a little softer, and then when you turn in they stiffen up.

Awesome, thanks!

if this is a wagon...Does it still have the rear speaker covers, and are they beige/tan or are they black (or blue)?

Hi,

I'm new here although I have lurked UltimateSubaru for a while. I own a 94 Legacy L wagon and am trying to figure out which rear sway bar to choose for an impending installation. This car has only the front sway bar, and I would imagine at least a 18mm would be nice, although a 20mm seems more ...