Everything posted by l75eya
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Ben's been in an accident
Haha! I posted that lol. It's on Staten Island just about an hour away from me. Believe me, it's been considered lol. All depends on what the settlement comes out to though. Sidenote: As of 2:00 PM EST that listing has been ended due to "the item no longer being available". I wonder if somebody snatched it up and if so, hope they pop up on this board some time.
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Let's play the "What is this?" game!
Ahhh, it's just a vacuum unit? Idk it just seems different looking to me on this vehicle than on my own. This is a very nice low mile loyale on ebay I was looking at. Here's a link if anybody is interested. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1993-SUBARU-LOYALE-One-Owner-76-295-Original-Miles-/220972385379?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item3372fb0463
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Let's play the "What is this?" game!
What is that con-fangled conglomoration tech type thing that is mounted behind the pass. side strut tower? Very top left part of the view. Air pump? This loyale wouldn't have air suspension though..... Any ideas?
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'88 EA82 FSM Wiring Section
PM me your email
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The Awesome Older Generation Picture Thread
me wonders zee same ting.
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Ben's been in an accident
Thanks for the replies all! I'm pretty rest assured it's going to be totaled, but not too concerned about that considering the way they value the car though. These cars are so hard to find in this area that when they do sprout up, they're very low mileage and in excellent shape, which is how this one was (sniff). At least it's still low mileage . Should be getting it scoped out by a claims adjuster sometime this week! Have also noticed that the impact did something to the exhaust, and Ben now has a really awesome low growl when he's being put through some paces. Not complaining about that.
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Ben's been in an accident
****Updates**** Finally got a copy of the police report. Gotta get a hold of State Farm insurance tomorrow. Apparently the Honda person didn't even report the accident to her insurance, so I get the pleasure of that now. It seems that in NJ the way they pro-rate a vehicle to determine if it is a total loss or not is for them to use their own resources to locate at least 3 vehicles of a similar year and mileage, and average the resale value of those three vehicles. Good luck to them finding any around here.... The car is pouring anti-freeze now while it is running, and the electric fan shroud was bent in the accident, rendering the fan immobile, making in pop fuses, so no fan. The clutch fan was removed a few months ago. I was going to put it back for now, but the car has honestly not been running hot. Only if I'm sitting at a very long traffic light, or if I'm sitting stopped in traffic will the temp gauge start to climb, but so far by the time traffic starts moving or the light changes, it's gotten nowhere near any dangerous mark and immediately drops down to a normal level once I get rolling. Also have noticed that the horn no longer functions, as well as the in-dash clock. All fuses (except the elec. fan) check out fine. Bit confused by this one (more so the clock than the horn. Thinking the horn got crushed..)
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Ben's been in an accident
Thanks kerandt, that definitely is the most important thing in these situations. And rugby; I know. It looks so sad now. I can't even touch the car until the insurance companies see it first, so for now it's being used while leaking anti-freeze, and the shroud on the electric fan is bent as well, so the fan can't spin and blows fuses. =\ Thankfully, he doesn't seem to want to overheat or even run too hot at all without the fan for now. Can't wait till I can get to work on him though..
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Premium gasoline
93 octane in the Loyale. He pings with 89 or 87.
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1993 Loyale with engine ticking - a ??
Just get a new oil pump. That has (from what I've read and in my personal experience) solved the ticking problem 99.99 percent of the time. You can get new seals for your existing oil pump and it will solve the problem, but an oil pump will run you about 50 bucks, and if you are going to go through the trouble of having the engine torn down a bit to do the seals, spend the money and get a new oil pump on there. When was the last time it was replaced? You should do it now. And if you can swing it, I'd recommend throwing in a new water pump while you're at it, but that's up to you. Would definitely, definitely recommend just getting a new oil pump though. Good luck!
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Ben's been in an accident
So the g/f was in an accident on a local highway. Thankfully she is just fine, her seat belts locked up, the car did it's job and kept her safe. Ben, however, has seen better days. What happened apparently was she was in the far left passing lane going through a construction zone doing about 45. The traffic in the right lane next to her was heavier and moving at roughly 35 mph. Some chick in a late 90's honda accord decided to switch lanes, apparently didn't see the g/f and ben coming up in the left lane (assuming Ben was in her blind spot) and she switch into the left lane without signalling still doing about 35 mph. Ben was approximately half a car length behind the accord when it switched lanes in front of her and was going a bit faster. G/f did not have enough time to slow down and whacked the front into the accord's driver's side quarter. This is after I just did a ton of work to Ben too, and he was running like a champ. Finally fixed his coolant leak and replaced the waterpump, but now the radiator is leaking, so we got to enjoy 1 whole day of trouble free motoring, and now we're back to filling him up with antifreeze when we need to use him. Here's some pictures; The fan shroud is real close to the cam gear. Buckled the upper rad. hose. Pushed the hood support into the rad. All the lights still work, nothing cracked thankfully. Headlight has a bad ground so it's dim now. Blew a fuse for the clock and horn. Got some work ahead of me for this if the insurance deems it a total loss. If not, then finally we'll have a shop do some work instead of me! haha. Glad she is alright, and glad Ben is still drivable. He needs to get her to school and clinicals every day. He has been a trooper and he will be fixed no matter what.
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EA82T intake onto the EA82 SPFI ??
Is it okay to only run 1 belt? I did the latter yesterday (took compressor out but put all the brackets back) and put on one belt, but I didn't like the idea of it. Is this a confirmed safe thing? lol
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What Have You Done to your Soobie lately? (Please post in here and keep it going)
New water pump on Ben Also new; -Dist cap -rotor -NGK plugs -NGK wires (they look awesome in there) -fuel filter -checked timing -mobil 1 oil change + -mobil 1 filter -air filter Ben is now running top notch. 82,000 miles and strong as an ox.
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Oil leak 85 Brat EA81
Are you ticking at all? I agree with above, check out the oil pump.
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Hey guys, Bob got a Loyale!
And in the meantime; Duct-tape
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What Have You Done to your Soobie lately? (Please post in here and keep it going)
Dude....I feel for you. That hurts to even read lol.
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I hate sensors!!
- cupholders?
In Ben, the G/f just uses the arm rest. Ben has the high-rise arm rest, so she just flips it open and keeps here coffee in there. That drives me nuts however because whenever I get in the car, I lean on the arm-rest, and usually wind up leaning on a styrofoam cup haha. In Margaret, she doesn't have the high rise, so I found those little plastic ones that hang on the door by hooking into the gap where the window is. They are pretty useful.- Should I buy:? 86 turbo gl....
Yeah, even without the experience GD has in this field, I'd even say steer clear for 1k. Known reliability issues, high mileage (relatively), and you could find something better than that for 1k, whether it be another GL (non turbo) or a different type of soob.- Push button start and killswitch
Glad you were able to find a solution to your issue! That's what it's all about, anyway haha- Push button start and killswitch
It's too easy to jump right off the bat and say no don't do it. However it's too difficult to jump right off the bat and say go for it; If you are comfortable with wiring, and have confidence in yourself and your ability, go for it. As for the things you are asking, do yourself a quick favor and go to ebay and get yourself one of the chilton's or Haynes manuals for the car. If you want, I have a FSM I could email you. PM me if you'd like. I do recommend getting the service manuals though as they're a-lot more reader friendly and they do have thorough wiring diagrams. At any rate, however, good luck with it!- What Have You Done to your Soobie lately? (Please post in here and keep it going)
!! Ouch!!, wow, I feel for you my friend. That is painful to look at I can imagine how painful it was to experience. She got you home though?- Troubles with the BRAT! Thanks
yeah same here, new remans on the GL and the driver's side has clicked since day 1.- Retro GL-10 TURBO build
PM will be sent lol- What Have You Done to your Soobie lately? (Please post in here and keep it going)
Yeah, you know, I just was trying to order everything in one shot lol. Ever notice when you try and think of *everything* you need...there's always one little thing you'll forget? - cupholders?
