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I no longer have a subie so if anybody can use this stuff just make me an offer.

seal transfer piston 33283AA000
seal lathe ring 31363AA010
seal 31363AA030
gasket for transfer case 31337AA120
6 friction plates http://www.bulkpart.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=2&Product_Code=23118A

I also have a service manual for the subaru 4eat 1990-1998.
It's not ...

sold

Check out this electric impreza. I found it after watching "Who killed the electric car?"

http://www.proev.com/

Here's the step by step process:

http://www.mr2.com/TEXT/Import.html

2006 Giant Trance 1 (one week old)
2000 Giant TCR 1 Road Bike
1998 Specialized S-Works (For sale)
Old Cannodale road bike with mtb handle bar, shifters (commuter)

I raced XC and road for about 5 years. I hope my list of bikes makes up for owning only one subie.

I'm glad its going in one of the cleanest SS I've ever seen.

Tom

This might help.

http://bbs.legacycentral.org/viewtopic.php?t=25642

Thanks, that's a great write up.

I just recieved the same friction plates from MAKO. Did you need any special tools to remove the clutch assembly? I think I'm beyond a shade tree mechanic but I don't have any experience with transmissions. Got any tips?

Thanks

I ordered the manual for our tranny from this place. Should be getting it in the next couple of days. I'll let you know if it has good info. I also emailed them asking the same question and this was their reply:

This is what the catalog says but you must verify Qty & thickness.

Friction clutch ...

If you have part # for the clutch pack then please post. It would be nice to have the parts before I take the case off. Did you have to drain the tranny fluid?

That makes sense considering I couldn't find a single thread about changing the clutch packs. I have a feeling that a new duty C solenoid would fix my problem but I would just rather pull the transfer case once and replace anything that can wear out.
Unless someone has the manual scans for removing ...

Thanks for the info. I ordered the manual to get started. The local mountains just got a dusting, I hope I can sort this out before ski season.

Tom

Hello

I know this topic has been beaten to death but I've run into a problem that nobody seems to have. I had my AT rebuilt in my 94 turbo wagon and my awd hasn't worked properly since. After going back to the shop 4 times, they told me that it's the clutch packs in the transfer case and that wasn ...

So to a 94 2.2 turbo, I could attach
- 91 to 94 turbo automatic
- 95 to 98 2.5 automatic

I ruled out the N/A 2.2 tranny because I don't know if it can handle the extra power.

Hello, this is my first post but I've been browsing this site for two years now since I got my 94 legacy turbo wagon. My tranny is not in great shape but I found a 1998 Outback tranny. Are the 2.5 trannys compatible with the 2.2 turbo (besides changing the diffs).
Thanks