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  1. Possibly you 'just' punch the pin out from gearbox end to slide inner double offset joint enough to mark and count your splines. Meanwhile a plastic fizz drink bottle and duct tape for urgent repair?
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  2. there is a specifit kit at Oreilly's for a Hitachi 2Barrel that includes all these parts, it was around $35 or so, includes all the gaskets, pump, needle, i think the float was separate but was like $6, i have the old box, which is in the attic which i actually need to go for this afternoon for a wire brake safety low switch on the brat, so if you need an exact part number for the kit, im pretty sure i can get that for you. but let's rewind alittle, when i removed my old needle, there was a bunch of like "carbon" build up inside of it, and that might be preventing it from closing completely and start leaking out, clean it the same way one does with the windshield wiper sprayers, i think toilet bowl cleaner right? in a zipploc bag.
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  3. .B) read up on the conversion process (search the forum). Not overly difficult. And a lot less difficult than pulling a 4spd apart for some worn synchros. Cheers Bennie
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  4. I agree , but if times are tough or you just want to try a little DIY you can either get a carb kit , or even without one probably have no issue taking the float chamber top plate off and getting to know the float and needle. If you care to try you can get some 0000 steel wool and gently clean up the needle. It’s kind of touchy so no agressive action. At this time to can spray the area and blow it out. If you can score a fresh float and needle then go for it. Don’t forget the new gas eats old carb rubber parts and leaves more residue than old school gas it was made for. See if you can get a kit or at least the accelerator pump and it’s boot - which turns to crap at the blink of an eye. Good luck.
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  5. you need a new needle, it's located upside down on the top of the carb, but inside of it on the driver's side... and might as well get a new float too, and a gasket if possible, it's going to keep getting stuck everytime the weather changes, happened to me everytime it would cool down outside last year.
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  6. .A) what needs repairing? .B) everyone is with the 4 speed box. Your efforts would be better spent on fitting the L series 5spd box. At least there's some hope if you open up one of these Cheers Bennie
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  7. I have a 93 and an 87. I intend to run them indefinitely. Plan on stocking up on NLA parts. Getting creative with adapting generic parts when needed. Plan on doing all your repairs, unless you are lucky enough to live near another one of us crazys who run these EA82s. Plan on continuing to have ridiculously low tax bills. No emmisions testing hassles. If it runs and drives you might get 1000 for it from a just anyone kind of buyer - who will be screwed the first time anything real breaks... If it's near mint and no rust you could get more, but there are not a lot of us around... my 2 are very low rust, so I'm not looking for another one. The only trouble I consider "fatal" is when the rust gets out of control.
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  8. Ok guys i was thinking it would be cool to have all the normal part numbers so that we can look for them on ebay, subaruparts.com and others so ill start the page and fill in the oem partnumbers as people name parts(i have an ea81 parts book) just need to know what parts are important,, Overhaul Gasket Kit 497123011 Intake Gasket 322115100 carb base gasket 322050100 head gasket exhaust gasket rear crank oring 413967100 front oil seal 38x59x9 806738070 water pump 410767300 water pump gasket 417407000 oil pump oil pump oring 806914020 14x2.4 oil pump gasket 424207000 oil pump rebuild seals 806949030(49.7x3.5)and 806915050(15x1.5) oil filter 420337110 oil pan gasket 411607000 oil drain plug gasket 311680100 oil pick tube oring 806914020 (14x2.4) thermostat gasket 817554110 thermostat 417537000 valve cover gasket 412607000 valve cover bolt gasket 812764110 crank Shaft Woodruffkey 053205300 crank case plug gasket Pass side front 803936020 (36.2x44x1.5) crank case plug gasket(under water pump) 803926020 (26.2x31.5x1.5) motor mounts trany mounts exhaust gaskets exhaust studs and nuts accsesory belts
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