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Haha...my brat is in Washington and I current driva a 98 outback.
Thanks for a descriptive informaiton. I would like to hear some part numbers..
So I could order them without doing a search on their website(1stsubaruparts.com, etc)
Thanks
Dan
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I would try ebay for the hub tamer. I'm also looking for good source for bearings.
Thanks
Dan
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Hi there, just found out that my front driver axle is bought to go and so is the front passenger wheel bearing. I would like to do both the bearing and axle replacement for driver and passenger side. First, I would like to know some of the tools required to do the jobs. And I would like to hear some pros and cons of using certain tools over another. Secondly I would like to know part numbers for all the parts I need. I thought buying them over the internet would be cheaper than visiting local subaru dealership. Since I just moved to Michigan, I'm lacking some tools(well I lacked tools back in Washington, mostly visited Carfreak85 for major fixes), I'm willing to spend some money to buy tools as for it is an investment, yet I would'nt spend so much like buying an air compressor so I would like to know the alternate route. After all I'm only a college student with short budget. College student = broke, but not poor.
Thank you in advance
Dan
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Any other signs of a HG failure, oil in the overflow tank. If that was showing, I'd say a Subaru Dealer should have caught it, but other may not.
Some HG failures are only seen when pushing the car, heavy loads-engine operating for some time. They may not have seen it.
If you paid with a credit card stop the payment and work out a deal.
BBW still applies.
Did you get a dealer title, or was the previous owner on the title, if so try to contact them and see if they knew the HG was gone! Good Luck
Sadly, all the payment has been made. And the vehicle is bought from a dealer. Only thing I can tackle the dealer at the small court is that Massachusetts doesn't allow "as-is" vehicle but the dealer sold the car to us "as-is" (of course I found out this after I bought it) But weird thing is that that law wouldn't apply to me (well I'm trying to figure out why) All the Mass consumer protection told me was that I made the deal over the phone....but I don't see why that makes a such deal when the vehicle was physically bought from the state.
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Okay...I recently bought a 98 outback from Boston(I have already posted about it while ago)...I only added 900 miles to the car and 700 miles comes from me driving from Massachusetts to Michigan(just broke 100k)..Look what I have....blown head gasket and maybe more(hopefully not though) Currently the car is at a subaru dealership getting it repaired.....I know outbacks infamous for blowing hg, but I would have never thought it would do that to me...The fact that I just bought this car and with all the problems/time/money I wasted on this car, I could have downpayment done for "new" car...I know Massachusetts have certain law to protect the consumers but I found out that it won't apply to my situation because the deal was "made" over the phone instead of me physically coming into a dealership and making a deal. I don't know how to preceed this manner. The dealer said "We specialize in obtaining RELIABLE vehicles" They have told me they checked everything to make sure this car is reliable for long distance travel...I only drove for 900 miles..and it died on me. There has to be somekind of sign of leaking before it blew and they should have found that when their mechanic checked "Everything" I really don't know what to do...I mean I feel like I just bought a lemon and now I have spend over $1k to fix the problem ...Since the deal was made over the phone, MA won't protect me against the dealer...What can I do? I really want the dealer to reimburse all the money that will go into fix the damn thing...Someone please help me.
Thanks
Dan
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I already asked PK for an outback wagon lift kit, and he said that he will be start making them next year or so...Not sure exactly when. Best way to find out about this is to email him, since he is a very busy guy don't expect to get a reply soon.How about a lift kit for a 99 Outback wagon? They seem to be a bit different than the Brat. -
Mine wont enough move at all. Even if I try to push it to unlatch....no sgin of any movement...just sits there...
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Dan
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Might want to get a FSM Dan. I doubt it has a cupholder trouble shooting section, but it will help with taking the radio console/dash apart.
Yeah, I already downloaded most of the parts I need from Infotech.subaru.com
Dan
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Hi there. My new old outback wouldn't let me use her cup holder. In fact she wont let me take it out. For some reason cup holder seems to be stuck inside. I do not know what is holding back, but I would like to get it out without any force put into. What would be the best way to fix this? What needs to be come out in order to take apart the cupholder "area?"(a console??Don't know the word for it...)
For now that is the major issue and the priority. There are other problems but I will address that in future..haha
Thanks in advance.
Dan
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Hmm, I tried to located the old link but wasn't successful. Could you post a link for me?Dan,Take a look under the hood release latch for a little black button that is required to program program the car, or program the keyfob. Not really sure which one recognizes the other. i think it's recessed a bit so you won't accidentally push it. I bought a keyfob off of ebay, only to discover that my '98 OBW doesn't have the button. There should also be a small black box under the dash that is labeled 'keyless entry' or something along that line. Do a search on this site for keyless entry. Someone posted a great photo of where to find the button and the general directions to program.
Let me know if you need the keyfob...
Thanks in advance
Dan
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Hi all, so when I got my new old car, 98 outback, the only key I got from the used car dealer was a spare key.... and I would like to know if this vehicle is previously equipped with a keyless entry but just lost the key and the equipment. I don't want to sound like a Brat but I kind of need one...I go to school in Detroit downtown...bit scary scenario: you are trying to open a car and spare key doesnt want to listen to me all the times....and while you are struggling to open a door, someone jumps on you from behind....Yeah...I need one soon so I can open the car before I get to it, and jump in and lock it.. That is my strateagy. If it is equipped with keyless entry, what do I need to get one(just the equipment, is ebay's product dependable?) What would be the cheapest route for this? Oh another question, What do I have to do to get a master key for my car?
Thanks in advance
Dan
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wow. Thank you so much for doing all this for me. I feel loved(?) haha. Anyways, Thank you guys for everything you guys have done. Not just this but for all.
Dan
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So, for off-roaders or who wants to put bigger tire on their newer soobies, it is better to get an ea-82 d/r tranny then get a kit from mudrat79 than trying to locate and buy awd d/r available in overseas?
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I have been contacting engine/transmission importers if they want to make money off importing the awd d/r transmission. Of course they need to have enough buyers for this. So I will let you guys know if any of them are interested
Dan
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This could be a good idea, but I probably get stopped everytime cop sees me...More often than not, those cheap***** will give me a ticket for not having a temporary license plate...Which I cant get one because MA doesn't have such a thing. Plus the idea with taking another license plate was given to me as final solution by the dealer. Plus I'm not too worried about getting into a trouble because my dad is coming along with me..he's old..I think he's 59..:-\ Well at least cop wont think us as a duo car thefts..(one 18 and one 59....)A word to the wise from soeone who has bought and sold hundreds of cars....Don't put a tag on the car at all on the drive back! IT is better to have no tag on it than to have a false tag. You could get a nice big ticket for that. Just make sure you add the vehicle to your insurance before you leave and keep a copy of the policy with you. Also, most states will let you purchase a "trip tag" at the DMV near where you are purchasing the vehicle. It only cost a few dollars and is good for about a week or so. I would look into that if I were you.Hope this helps.
Dan
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I seriously want one too, so we(all the people who wants d/r awd tranny) should do something about it
Dan
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The description says it's green, but from other pictures it looks like blue...maybe I'm a color-blind...
Dan
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Here is the picture of my new baby
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Well, I looked around enough and found this to be the best deal...even though it is so far away. I numerized(dollarized) all the infos...such as mileage difference, year difference, and condition difference. And I like this one the most
Dan
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Not to hijack this thread but, here in michigan, there are so many small rocks lying around. The other day, I got 3 rock chips in a row...two of them made a crack in the bottom of the windshield...My windshield is cracked and chipped like you would not believe but I am not changing it because I moved to FL and it will most likely never have to deal with gravel trucks and mountains again. Maybe some stress crack from wheelin.. -
Can't wait until I get a lift kit for it. Yay! By the way it take 12 hours of driving from Woburn(right next to Boston) to Ypsilanti, Mi. :-\ and 17 hours of train trip...
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You know what will be funny - Get 5 jumpseats and bolt them in the back of a Brat, and just do crazy stuff with it.
2 front seats + 5 jumpseats = 7 seats
I would like to do axles and wheel bearing replacement before winter comes..
in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVX
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