starter

[what huh]

so i call all over town and because of my stupid state(MD) nobody carries subaru parts. And just when i thought all hope was lost i found a starter. To say the least i was happy . And then the guy goes to ring me up and say, " OK we have a legacy 2.2 front wheel drive starter." and then i asked him if there was a AWD option to that starter and he said "NO" So my question is . . .

Will a starter that goes to a manual 2.2 fwd car work on my AWD 2.2t Legacy?

[kleinkid]

Is it a Subaru starter(new one)? If it is, what is the part number?

[vrg3]

Will a starter that goes to a manual 2.2 fwd car work on my AWD 2.2t Legacy?

If your car's a manual, yes.

[what huh]

vrg3 your awesome and my car is a manual

and its from a junk yard with 100k on ti

[vrg3]

Cool.

Depending where in MD you are and how much time/energy you have, you might also check out Crazy Ray's:

http://www.crazyraysautoparts.com/

[kleinkid]

In addition, the starter part numbers for the 4wd and 2wd manual and manual, are the same. Should work for you.

[what huh]

i have heard a lot about crazy rays over the years... but i have yet to get over there

[vrg3]

I've been to the yards in Baltimore, Jessup, and Mt. Airy. Mt. Airy has relatively few imports, but last time I was there there were a couple of 1st-gen Legacies and several newer Subarus. Baltimore's got a little bit more, but the Jessup yard is probably the best bet for people like us.

A tip I'd offer is to go on a weekday; in my experience they're a lot nicer. And if it's rained at all in recent memory, be prepared for a lot of mud.

Where in Maryland are you?

[what huh]

Salisbury its accross the bridge headed towards ocean city

[vrg3]

Ah, so it'd be a bit of a hike for you.

[what huh]

yeah just a little one tho