Everything posted by Kostamojen
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Documented: The 1970 FF-1 Project car...
For those who were asking, here are some wiring diagrams. None of them exactly match the car:
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Documented: The 1970 FF-1 Project car...
The splice looks factory, but I think someone did have a go at the wiring in this car at some point. Well that makes sense for the light, but I still can't figure out the switch. I think the big question I have is whether or not to keep it...
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Documented: The 1970 FF-1 Project car...
Why would a brake warning light have a switch?
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Documented: The 1970 FF-1 Project car...
OK, I traced back the wires for that thing... 1 wire goes straight to the brake proportioner (passanger footwell) The other wire goes to a spot where it splices into 3 other wires: 1 goes to the gold fuse/turn signal switch thing 1 goes to the dome light wiring 1 goes to the old radio/cigarette lighter area Any ideas what it does???
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Documented: The 1970 FF-1 Project car...
Does anyone know what this is? The black dot on the front is supposed to be where a bulb shows light through, and there is a switch underneath. It has 3 wires going to it, but I can't find it on any of the factory diagrams or parts/service manuals.
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Documented: The 1970 FF-1 Project car...
Thats a long way from now, I hope I can have it done by then.. If not, I'll let you know.
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Nominate YOUR lifted Subaru for Top Scoob!
Can you PM me your email you used to register over there? Its possible if your account it was inactive for a long time it was deleted.
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Nominate YOUR lifted Subaru for Top Scoob!
I'm not getting any search results for your screen name. I'm PMing a moderator to see if they can help.
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Nominate YOUR lifted Subaru for Top Scoob!
Thats not good. Whats your screen name there? I'll check to see if its been in use.
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Documented: The 1970 FF-1 Project car...
Finished the brake lines and did some brake bleeding. I'll probably have to do it again after seeing if anything leaks (I think there might be a leak). Also got a couple other things done in the engine bay, but on other good news I might have a radiator soon Bad news is I still don't have anyone to help with the wiring so I don't know when that will get done (if ever)...
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Nominate YOUR lifted Subaru for Top Scoob!
Do an email password request.
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Nominate YOUR lifted Subaru for Top Scoob!
It was up and down all day.
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Nominate YOUR lifted Subaru for Top Scoob!
I'd say the new owner should enter it, but credit the builder in the post as the one who built the car and if it wins. That way both can win
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Nominate YOUR lifted Subaru for Top Scoob!
Just need a few more entries to get this party started! I know there are more awesome lifted scoobs out there that haven't applied yet.
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Documented: The 1970 FF-1 Project car...
Just got back my custom made brake lines Its hard to tell, if the radiator isn't too wide It can slide over to the passanger side some to fit the hose. But another option could be have that outlet modified at a radiator shop.
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Nominate YOUR lifted Subaru for Top Scoob!
Your wagon is sick, and only 85k miles too Thanks for posting it!
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Documented: The 1970 FF-1 Project car...
That 13 1/2 is including the upper and lower brackets right? Ya, I know about that hose... Not sure how well it will fit with that side location but I'd have to have it to check it.
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Nominate YOUR lifted Subaru for Top Scoob!
I know there isn't a lot of interest for NASIOC over here, but their Top Scoob contests have kind of taken a life of their own as a separate entity all together. They even have a separate Facebook page now. Anyway, this month's contest is for LIFTED Subaru's and I know there are a lot of awesome lifted Scoobs here, and ANY model of Subaru's are allowed so feel free to nominate whatever you have! Make sure to follow the rules in the first post, but I'd certainly like to see some old school Scoobs in this contest for sure http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2214247 Top Scoob website: http://www.topscoob.com/ Their facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/topscoob
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Does anyone know about the alternator swap?
Anyone? I could really use some help with this...
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Does anyone know about the alternator swap?
I'm bumping this to see if I can figure this out for my car right now. Here is my wiring: I need to figure out what to splice and where...
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Documented: The 1970 FF-1 Project car...
No filler neck, outlet on the wrong side, no mounts I can actually use... Ya, that one wont work.
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Documented: The 1970 FF-1 Project car...
That doesn't sound like something I want to try... I mean, I can cut and modify the brackets no problem. But the core of the bigger radiators is as big as the space I have which means theres no room for it to mount anywhere. If I had one on hand I could test fit it and have a better idea, but then theres also the issue of fitting a fan... I need a rather skinny fan too.
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Documented: The 1970 FF-1 Project car...
Here is a more graphical representation of the space I actually have to work with: This photo shows the underside of the hood where the silver looking bare metal brace I have is in place. It just fits perfect within the hood, nothing can on on the front of it or top of it without hitting the hood. HOWEVER, I could mount the radiator somehow to the rear of the bracket. And here is a photo of the car with the grill and valence on. Had to put them on to make sure of clearances for the radiator. I actually have been using boxes to check distances and such as to what angles the radiator can sit at and how it will fit.
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Documented: The 1970 FF-1 Project car...
I need the flanges for mounting though. I just had someone measure the radiator from a '74, and its only 12.5" tall INCLUDING the flanges. So they increased the size in '75. I need to find one of those ones from the 72-74 if thats even possible (still waiting for Danny to get back to me about what other radiators he has).
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Documented: The 1970 FF-1 Project car...
Just did a quick search, luckily someone had a thread about the radiator dimensions: http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showpost.php?p=716957&postcount=3 29 x 15 is too big I need 27 x 13 or less...
