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  1. I used a metal coat hanger to open the back sliding window. I slid it through the gap in the middle, unlatched the slider, and reached in and unlocked my door. Nice and easy, and no damage. Frank
  2. Well, atleast it reads at 0 oil pressure now so I'm guessing the gauge isn't working properly, and it still ticks, but it sounds quieter and wet, instead of dry and loud. Drive it till it blows time since I've already hurt it. Thanks for all the help! Frank
  3. O-ring? What O-ring? There wasn't anything there. I'm gonna drop 1 in and see what happens and hope for the best. Thanks for the tip. Frank
  4. Non hydro motor. Oil pickup was there so that wasn't it. I dropped the pan and found some chunks in the bottom. 1 piece looks like JB weld or something that was molded into a hole so I'm gonna guess that it's dead:horse: and start the search for a good cheap short block to drop my manifold and weber on. Again. Thanks for the help, Frank
  5. New sending unit and I replaced the wiring with about 18-24" of old wiring replaced from where the harness splits behind the intake manifold.
  6. There's oil in the filter and some dripping out of the pump. No evidence of any oil antifreeze mixing, no bubbles in the radiator etc. The pressure guage needle comes up about 1/2 way to the 0 mark on the guage for a minute or so after startup and then drops to the stop peg as it warms up. Then I get the blow dryer effect. Frank
  7. I'll go pull the filter right now and check. It hasn't been run much (5-10 miles at 35mph or less back and forth to the parts store) so hopefully I haven't hurt it yet. Back in a few. Thanks, Frank
  8. I just dropped a resealed EA81 I bought into my 82 Brat. Fired right up but I have no oil pressure and valves ticking bad. I rebuilt and dropped in another oil pump (I checked it and it's within the specs in my book for wear. both pumps are still good) and adjusted the valves with no change in pressure or noise. No leaks anywhere, temp stays cool, sounds and feels really good and strong except for the ticking. With the motor running i removed the oil filler cap and I have enough air coming out of it to use it as a blow dryer. Air is also blowing out the valve cover breather tubes like crazy.(forced air induction for my weber ) Am I right in thinking there is no oil pickup tube going from the block into the oilpan and as a result I'm just sucking air? It's full of fresh oil so I know that's not the problem. Thanks, Frank
  9. Marysville, Wa. Smokey Point exit.
  10. Wouldn't it be the towing companies fault that the damage to the tranny occured? I'd go after them not your boss, he didn't hook your car improperly, they did. Frank
  11. My driver's side window gear broke and I'm stuck with the window part way down on my 81 Brat. Since I won't find a gen 1 Brat there, what other vehicles can i check in the junkyard for the part that would fit the door and window on my Brat? Frank
  12. Coolant Temp Sensor. Found on, under, or behind the intake manifold depending on which year motor. On my 86 XT Turbo it's behind the manifold on the passenger side. 2 wires leading to a plug with a small wire clip to hold it in place. There's a good write up on how to permanently fix it on the XT site. http://www.subaruXT.com Frank
  13. +1 on the CTS. Mine did that until I hardwired it in and scrapped the plug connectors. They get corroded real quick. Frank
  14. I'm hitting the PAP in a minute so I'll look and see what they got. This part is for an EA82T I'm assuming. *Update I think I found 1 for ya off an 86 XT Turbo. Here's a couple pics. Is this whatcha need??? Frank

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