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  1. I just wanted to follow up and say thank you again for the info! I got the 73mm crank bolt for the 2000 2.5 and wala the extra 6mm or so was perfect. I also got a 13mm "bottom tap" to clean up the threads in the back of the hole but it was not needed. My mechanic got it torqued down , he was really impressed. Everyone was thinking the engine was toast or we needed to try one of those threaded inserts. And 13mm is a non standard bolt size so "fastener" supply type places just laugh when I asked. Its nice to have an alternator and power steering again. Fingers crossed it keeps the car on the road a few more years.
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  2. search google for partsgeek coupons. There may be a better code (or maybe you can combine since what I sent you was for doing a post purchase review) There is a $15 off $300 available online and hey $15 is $15
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  3. sent you a Partsgeek coupon code for a whopping $5
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  4. My center carrier bearing was shot so I ordered from PartsGeek. Have 190K miles on the car. 2005 Subaru Outback Driveshaft - 65-7001 A1 Cardone - $241.98went for the cheapest options as recommended by board members. Yours is a little pricier. Hunt around for discounts/coupons. your model link
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  5. Almost finished my tube chassis and mounted the sliders on the passenger side
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  6. No - never buy that Chinese junk from autozone. Here's a smokin deal on an OEM JECS sensor: https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-UNISIA-JECS-KNOCK-SENSOR-P-N-22060-AA031/332812539727 GD
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  7. Buy a new sensor. Cleaning it is not likely to work. GD
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