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[HTi]Dain

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  1. No worries. I let the bike dry out, and also found a disco'ed wire. I also pulled the plugs and found that they were very well fouled. a couple had ash deposits...

    but anyway, it still isn't running all that great. Now gas is overflowing out of the bowl and air filter on one of the carbs. it wouldn't idle very well either.

     

    ps

    it has electronic ingnition.

  2. GD is a D O U C H E BAG, all there is too it. nothing wrong with anything the original poster did. Any one can be blunt and straight forward, but it is most helpful if it were stated in a positive way.

     

    A car's value (that is on the market for sale) is between two people: what the seller would trade for it, and what the potential buyer would pay for it. right?

    In this dudes case, he should have it appraised becuse it is not for sale, and it is unique.

    There is no question to what it is worth to any of us. Everyone knows usmb members are poor hippies, or total nerds that dont like to spend money :lol:

  3. Mmmmmhhhmm

     

    subaru000.jpg

     

    or this one

    subacrew8.jpg

    subacrew9.jpg

     

    I was on my way to a party in the dunes, in the dark, and I drove it off an eight foot razor back! It was burrried in sand up to the hood, so we dug it out and my buddy pulled me out with his hatch. The front end was smashed up into the block, so we had to cut the fan wire. I still drove it out to the party, and procedded to get lost. But still, she drove out of there in the monring, and still lives to tell about it today! It was my first car.

    here is a before shot (on the left)

    Subaru001.jpg

  4. I had the heater core mixup happen to me to when I was R&Ring the wagon's heater.

    GD's tip about the junkyard is good - there are many decent cores to be had in dead cars - but an even better reason, IMO, is that you can just remove the entire heater assembly from a junk car, R&R it, and then just swap it into your car when you do the deed. It will make a day-long project into a half-day-long project without as much deadline-pressure.. and most places charge little enough for heater parts that the cost will be worth it.

    Also, if you're an EA81 owner, you might check the hot water valves that run between your heater core and the engine's heater hoses - yours may need replacing and it's no extra work to harvest a junk car's hot water valve while you're in there.

     

     

    I had replace my heater control valve... Subaru wanted 106$ (!!!!! :eek: ) for one brand new. I JY'ed mine for $4 ;) ...i just hope it doenst leak.

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