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  1. Crazyeights
    Have you tried the fuel filter under the back of the car by the fuel pump?
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    Nice clean job. Do you have a page with more pictures?
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    These things go in stages. First the car is worth a lot when it's new. The value slowly declines over the years until it ends up at the end of it's service life. Next step is Pick-N-Pull or... Not too long after the last of the EA81's left the junkyards the prices started to go up. Now the EA82's are almost gone from the yards and new parts are starting to dry up. Prices on nice EA82 body cars is about to go up. There are Soooo many 94+ Legacies both on the road and in the yards I doubt prices on those will ever go up. Does any of this make sense to anyone else or is it just me?
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    What about the chain drive setup used in older GM FWD automatics, would that be of any help? I have no idea how big they are but they last an age if cared for.
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    I am pretty sure that EA82 radios are rectangular shaped while the EA81 are the two shaft-knob style, correct? I don't think it would work without some cutting and then you might as well get a nice radio. Do you have one of the rare "slant" style EA81 radio consoles?
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    The Mill Supply panels are probably the closest thing to new that you will find these days. Even though these are for an EA82 body I hear that they can be made to fit. https://www.millsupply.com/auto-body-rust-repair-panels/subaru/ Other than that a it's time for the junk yard and a cordless sawzall BTW Welcome aboard Rob
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    Nice one
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    I have an EJ swapped '83 GL Wagon. I have been driving it on and off for almost 10 years without any problems. I don't let it get really low on gas though.
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    Awesome work!
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    You will probably have to fab one up yourself. I doubt you will find a "bolt in" crossmember for an EJ 5MT <--> EA81 body. Sounds like a neat project
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    Glad to hear from you again Rick, how are you?
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    There is/was a thread on here about resealing them and what o-rings to use so I know it's possible to fix them. You could also find a used one that still works. I think it's a nice feature and worth keeping.
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    Try turning the car in a tight circle and it will torque bind with the center diff locked. Without the center diff locked you can turn circles all day long if the tires match
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    That's why I registered the domain http://www.before2004.com/ I haven't done anything with it yet though.
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    Do NOT use compression fittings for brake line repair
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    Glad you are ok I hope ?
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    They seem to interchange fine for me.
  18. Crazyeights
    It should work as long as they are both EA81 engines.
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    I have the equipment to erase and re-program (burn) most older UV EPROMS like the 2764 ect. I'll volunteer to try and help if someone gets as far as needing a set of EPROMS burned.
  20. Crazyeights
    That's a capacitor for radio noise suppression. The newer Nissan alternator doesn't need it.
  21. Crazyeights
    I looked through both 1983 and 1984 parts catalogs and neither one shows the center lamp assembly. I don't have anything older than that, sorry.
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    I know I have a factory part catalog that covers those years. I'll try and look it up tonight.
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    I have a pile of factory parts manuals. Can you give me an idea of where to look, year etc? Like 1980 Brat or Wagon?
  24. Crazyeights
    Yes so go grab'em!
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