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clock connector white with a blue dot 5 wires yellow, blue, red, black and red with black stripe look by defrost duct area, behind glovebox remove clock by prying at left and rigtht side, snaps out

thanks for info, J/Y run tomorrow, cold

evev if it isn't the last year, that would help

ok, ok, I know you have been reading this, just spit out answers, especially if you have one

took out clock from dash completely, popped off case, 180 ohm resistor turned itself into 18 82 ohm ceramic turned black and crusty all on right bottom corner

the cars with vac. pumps, and ea82, which models, years

stickers, tint, lights, bobbles = purdy ricer power, but no HP Accel Super coil, chrome $2 extra

first impression OMG that is beautiful

A ROCK

for an aftermarket one, control module, wiring harness, cables, switches, and a manual if you can find it. pic attached, more details, just ask.

I will take ONE, give change to board. Check's in the mail for Thurs.

What's up wit the 2 pulley alt and the cover by the dist? In Iowa we call that "Look, no rust!"

where will it be @, zipcode would help

you should have referred to the repair manual first.

it is a non contact pulse generation sensor

just read here http://usmb.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=8786&perpage=25 &pagenumber=1

here it is in gif convertedby adobe photoshop elements http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/471729 the last picture

John Deere plus 50, testing proves it

will take one

movie link didn't show up in Opera, but worked in 1x played in kodak picture software, looked fuzzy who's white wagon?

leave plugs in, turn by pulling on belt eather way, use permanent paint for desired setting, worked for me on ea81

also look for propane, cng, lpg and look here http://usmb.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=522&highlight=diesel

I see you haven't SEARCHed http://usmb.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4888&highlight=diesel here's your answers

http://www.subaru-global.com/about/history/1954-001.html car http://www.subaru-global.com/about/history/1946-001.html#subhead-001 scooter saves you searching

bought it at big lots for $6 lowest battery I charged was @ 5 volts, the one in the ea82 now. how I tested it it's a JD 111 garden tractor with 338 front mount snow blower and mid mount 36 in mower, hydro