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i hate when people say that. you really think that with all i have done i wouldnt have checked that? nothing personal but everytime i see a thread like this someone asks that. Hey, no problem. I'm sure you've checked everything except what ever is causing the issue. Stupid of me not to realize that...

Make sure there is not a fuse in the FWD socket under the hood.

For EJ22t...

True... bleeders should be on top. Think of it this way, the purpose of the bleeder is to remove air from the system. Just like the air in a sealed coke bottle is at the top, so is any air in your caliper. So the bleeder needs to be on top to allow the air to be purged from the system. Because that'...

VIN breakdown: 4S4BJ65CXP7943053

4S4 - USA made Subaru

BJ - Legacy wagon

6 - n/a 2.2L

5 - LS trim level

C - passenger car

X - check digit

P - 1993 model year

7 - USA built all wheel drive, auto transmission

943053 - sequential build number

Nice shots! Looks like it could be a Road & Track feature story on the Sport Sedan, circa 1992.

i remember an airing of Car Talk, and the guy who called in had a Legacy with a 5mt swap, i forgot what his problem was though i have yet to even see a stock Legacy (any year) with a manual let alone a swaped mt I see 5 speed wagons all the time at the junk yard. The point is that the Touring Wagon...

I have a stock WRX up pipe. Very very low miles. Shoot me a PM if you are interested.

It'll look like this if it's LSD http://main.experiencetherave.com/subaru/images/trannyswapparts/DCP_3009.JPG Yep, its got the "LSD" and "3.90" on the foil sticker....great. It came from a car with only '80K miles and it's going to be for sale. What's it worth? Warren C. $40 I'l...

Rear wheel bearing parts: 28015AA090 outer seal, at hub 28015AA100 inner seal #1, middle 28015AA110 inner seal #2, inboard 28016AA030 bearing You may also need: 20540AA090 Lateral Link bolt If things are so frozen up that you need the bolt, you'll probably kill the outer lateral link bushings, too: ...

Very interested... I would really like to see some documentation.

Great photos, cool cars!

Nice dog, too...

Legacy777 wrote:What speed were you getting into 1st? I almost have to be stopped to get into first..

Try double clutching the downshift, that should make it pretty easy to get into first at a reasonable speed.

The clicking is normal. It's the relay. If you have cruise control for a short period of time I would suspect a vacuum leak. Either a small leak in the hose to the actuator, or more likely it's the actuator itself. It depends on vacuum to control the throttle position. Sounds like a slow leak ,so it...

You might be able to use you existing caliper brackets with my calipers, so it would still fit under your wheels. Maybe...

It could be your wheel bearing. I let one go a long time on my 91 SS, eventually it would make a grinding sound on corners that would unload that wheel. A serious, low pitched, scraping and/or grinding sound. Very ugly. Cured by wheel bearing replacement.

I have a set of single piston front calipers from my 2000 L wagon. I'm not sure if they are the same as the 93. Let me know if you are interested.

Yeah, well... I don't know about rare because I have one exactly like it.

But if it really is "rust free," then yes, it is EXTREMELY rare! For a 91 Legacy, anyway.

I did it. I found the leads going to the light by the ashtray. I put the gauge illumination in parallel with that. Works great, follows the dash illumination dimmer normally. Search for previous threads for detailed explanation.

...I wish they had a projector setup available for these wagons. I've drviven around so much in my RMS with 6000 lumens of properly placed light, driving other cars at night is just horrible... Matt Matt European Legacy headlights are available, and are probably the best improvement for the least a...

So yeah, I'm excited lol... And now all I have to do is install Windooze and it'll be done, cuz, somethings, just arent quite available for OS X... And so far... I'm diggin OS X Leopard wayyy more than Vista... You should look into running Windows under Parallels instead of doing the boot camp thin...

Small plastic cap in the headliner, over the center of the back seat. Remove the cap, insert the hex crank.

Very nice. Fantastic wood.

Also, really nice chair design. I don't like the fabrick, but the proportions and the lines of the chair are very sweet.