_Aramchek_
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I don't know threw out all the litterature( except receipt) awhile back; I think they're in the upper range and they cost $ 100.00.
John
If he doesn't want them I'll take them,mine are starting to make funny noises sometimes.
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96's don't have plastic trim. It's a decal. You should be able to get it from a Subaru dealer. There are probably not many other sources.
Hmm,another question would be; How easy would it be to remove the rest of the decals?,and could it be done without messing up the paint?
I wouldn't mind just pulling the decals off,the fender is the exact same color as the rest of the car otherwise and I'm in the process of making my outback stand out a bit from the 1000 or so others driving around my town.
I bought one last year and people must have seen me having fun in it,now they're everywhere.
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I'[m not sure exactly what to call it,but i had to replace my outback's left front fender with donior from a legacy l of the same color.
This would be fine except it's missing the grey vinyl decal or whatever it is that runs along the body of the car,my question is where can I find the grey decals at so I can make this fender match up with th rest of the car?
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So does that mean my outback may help me attract hot bi-curious chicks? Sounds good to me.
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A decent body shop in your area should be able to help you hunt one down (may have leads on both new and used). And depending on the condition, they might even be able to restore the one you've got.
Yeah,but I'm looking to spend as little as possible and I don't think that's going to happen if a bodyshop gets involved.
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A replacement front bumper for my 96 outback? Please don't suggest 1stsubaruparts as I tried to place an order with them before only to have it never completed,billed or shipped.No one has one at any local junkyards and I really need another badly. Also theoretically I would think one of a regular Legacy/Legacy GT would work,is that a correct assumption?If so where would I get one?Any help is appreciated.
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Thanks for the site and info,although I think for the price difference involved I'd rather go for a JDm low milage engine...both listed for $300 are 130k+ miles vs. 25-60k.
I know the mileage doesn't mean everything as the old 2.2 ran strong at 199k miles,although it consumed a good deal of oil,but I figure a lower mileage motor should last me unti the car falls apart which is as long as I intend to keep it.
I almost don't have a preference of which I get,but a 2.5 actuallyhas some things available for it where the 2.2 apparantly doesn't and I'd like a little more power at some point in the future.
It also seemed to me that the 2.2's might be harder to find as they seem to be more in demand and less produced than 2.5's.
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Try EBAY or search under JDM engines, you'll get tons of websites. I just bought my EJ25 from these guys: http://www.tigerjapanese.com/index.php?cPath=47
Thanks,that looks like a nice site,I was planning on picking up a JDM engine actually.
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Well, it will bolt right in. It will bolt to your transmission and it will bolt to your engine cross member. Now, wiring may be a little bit more of a hassle, but it could be done.
I'd find an EJ22T and transplant that in instead
Does anyone know what the wiring differences might be? And I'd love to find a ej22t for it,but fo one thing I need to replace the engine asap and I've got no idea where to even begin looking for one and for another thing that's probably more expensive than I'm able to afford right now.
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So,long story short got my clutch replaced and then a few days after getting it back my coolant reservoir mysteriously falls off while I'm driving and now I'm the proud owner of a 2.2 l fused peice of aluminum.
My question since I'll be replacing the engine anyway is how easily will a 2.5 go in to the car in place of the stock 2.2?,is there any modification involved or anything like that? And also,will it work with my 5 spd manual transmission without troubles?
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I get a whistle at WOT like that too,it's definately an exhaust leak on my car though...I've been asked several times if it's a turbo.
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I'm just geussing,butI'm sure that forester is heavier than your legacy...that's probably why it's slower from take off.
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If you have MT then your part numbers are
20330AC300 right and 20330AC310 left
If you have AT your part numbers are
20330AC320 and 20330AC330
L model part numbers end in 020,030,040,050; so they are different part numbers. No idea about physical fit.
Part numbers from Subaru Fast US cdrom. They sort of line up with description on 1stsubaru, if you do search by part number.
Thanks.
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The regular legacy ones will probably lower the front slightly.
Why don't you try and find some used ones....going to be a lot cheaper then buying new.
Because I already looked for used and there aren't any to be found,this *needs* to be fixed now,not at some distant point in the future...besides parts are expensive for subaru's anyway from what I've seen so far.
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I need to know exactly what the part number for the coil springs for the front of a 1996 Legacy Outback Wagon,will ones from a regular Legacy work or would that lower the front of my car? I tried to order some and it took me to regular legacy parts,I'd like to make sure before I buy though. tia.
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I use Mobil 1 10w-30 Synth. I drive crazy highway miles, and short 1 mile trips from my house to campus... it works great
So,a question then?,what oil do you guys think I should be using in my 2.2 OBW? I drive it hard and it regularly goes up near the rev limiter (because it pulls so nice
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The way I understand it, cars with hydraulic lifters (pre-1997) recommend against 5w30 for highway driving. Remember all the changes in the engines between those years. If someone knows the real reason, please chime in. I just go along with the 15W40 that my mechanic puts in year-round. Works fine for all our Subies.
Brian
Mine's a '96 and it tells me to use 5w30 in the manual.
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I need to replace a fog light. How much of a pain in the butt is it to change. I bought a new one but I have not tried to replace it yet because it is cold un Western PA.
Uh,where did you get it,what car is it for?,how much was it?,can you get another if it'll fit a legacy outback and it's cheap?
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this popping sound can happen when the engine is too lean on the bottom end. partially clogged injectors may be the problem. a rich engine won;t pop on deceleration
It doesn't really bother me,it must sound mean,people's heads snap to look all the time.
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What year 2.2 legacy? The owner's manual says not to run 5w30 if you drive at highway speeds, higher rpm for long periods of time.
My 96 OBW also reccomends 5w30 oil,it's what I've been using.
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Please help
My exhaust(sports) on my 98 forester is making a lot of popping sounds
The spark plugs are brand new and the exhaust has been checked and that's not the problem...
The sound mainly happens when i softly push the accellarater down and when i let go it lets of a pop or two..
I also have noticed that since the problem has started that my fuel isn't lasting.
The car is also hitting 200,000km mark. i think that's about 120,000miles
Could this problem be related to the fact that my speedo doesn't work and my engine light is on..
any help would be much be appreciated
Thanks, Michael
My car backfires like that too,I can't really answer your question though.
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I love how controllable my OBW is while sliding actually,I was drifting around some turns the other day and my passenger never even noticed. You just have to be smooth and prescise with the throttle and you shouldn't have too many problems,any situation where you take the load off of the wheels you're definately going to slide one way or another I've noticed though.
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I have the exact same problem (96 OBW 2.2),replaced the Crank sensor and it worked great for a few days before I got the starting problems...I just need to get over my laziness and get the other sensor fixed,I just usually park on hills so i can catch it in gear if it doesn't wanna start.
Any guides for hella 500's?
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To replace the stock fog lights in my 96 outback?
I just got mine today and am very eager to put them in,but I'm not sure of the best way to go about it,and since it's apparantly a common mod I thought I'd ask.