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SubaruFrog

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  1. thanks for that...much appreciated :0) I also found some more info at http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/USRM2/subrepair.htm I didn't even know the heater core existed. Looks like a bigger enough job...but will get a new heater core and give it ago :0) This may sound dumb...but is the heater core on the passengers side (keeping in mind my car is Australian - right hand drive). I won't get a change for two more weekends to replace the heater core, so in the mean time, it has been suggested to me that I bypass sending the water/coolant into the dash of the car by disconnecting the hose that send the coolant to the inside. Has anyone done this before?? I have a piece of pipe and a few clips to join the hoses. Luckily spring is starting to set in down here so I should not need the heater for a bit (even though its handy). REally appreciated the sharing of knowledge Thanks
  2. Hi tom, is this something I can fix myself (my experience is limited with mechanics...the most I know how to do is change my oil, flush my radiator and change my air filter).
  3. Hi there, I got my car serviced last week, and then went for quite a long drive over the weekend. Half way through my trip I noticed that green coolant had ended up on the floor on the passengers side. Has anyone had this before? Also, does anyone have any ideas how I could go about fixing this?? I have a 1989 GL Subaru Station wagon Cheers

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