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I got an '86 Subaru Standard yesterday for $100. I'm hoping it's going to be really good on gas. It's straight, has no rust at all, and it runs but I'm going to need some parts (clutch cable, maybe a clutch, needs exhaust leak fixed). I'm not finding a lot looking for Subaru Standard, so I was wondering if i should just look for parts for an EA71 or DL or GL hatchback or what? Thanks for any help.

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first off.figure out what motor you have(stamped on the block nextish to the disty.

that will tell you ea71,ea81 etc.

 

next,the gl dl is just a trim package.

 

hatches are the same beast as brats in that,the years go beyond the normal ea81 yr range being 80/81 to 84.

 

so find out your engine style and you can pretty much go from there.then do you have a d/r transmission?meaning a dual range 4 wheel drive?all basic stuff that i am sure you will pick up easily.cheers, and good luck,there is plenty of knowledge here for you.cheers, brain

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+1 for 1.6L/EA-71 :) I checked out some parts sites and they all point to a 1.6L & an EA-71 fits the bill.

 

 

Which brings up the obvious - just ask for parts that fit a Subaru Standard. Each parts store have automatic interchange part info as aftermarket parts seem to be oh-so generic these days.

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thanks for the info. It is a 1.6 EA71, 2wd:-\, but that's okay since I have my Brats and I'm going for good gas mileage. Some of the parts stores don't seem to have a listing for a Standard so I just wanted to make sure that if I told them a DL hatch it would be the same.

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ttiwwop

 

too bad you caugha a SDT I thought people try to avoid them :lol:

 

ttiwwop (I can't figure this one out), SDT (or this one, either). Geez, do I feel old!! Please explain them to me.

 

After looking at it, we found that it didn't need a cable or a clutch. The spot weld broke where to cable connects to the clutch pedal. All it needed was a quick weld :banana:. We're going to find the exhaust leak in the morning then run it through emissions. I'll post some more pictures tomorrow

 

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