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  1. 23 hours ago, Ionstorm66 said:

    All EA81/82 are R12 compressors. The compressor will run R134a with the correct oil. You will have to change the seals in the hoses to match the oil. It won't be as cold as R12. Good luck working on the system though. Almost all the parts and hoses are NLA. 

    Thanks for the info. I appreciate your assistance. 

  2. I require assistance with sourcing a new or rebuilt A/C Compressor. I purchased an EA81T Motor from Japan and it has a A/C Compressor exactly the same as those shown in the Post by Subarule in July 1918, in "A Long Shot". I have been able to find a Compressor but it is R12 not R13A. Can any one suggest where I might be able to purchase the appropriate Compressor, or purchase a seal kit to rebuild the Compressor that I have. Does any one know if these Compressors were used by other Motor Vehicle Manufacturers. If these Compressors are unavailable is there an alternative. 

     

     

  3. Hi, I have a EA81T Engine (Imported from Japan) and have been trying to find a diagram or photos of the rubber hose connections for the Electronic EGR Vacuum Solenoid and Operation Parameters.

    There are two two vacuum ports on the rear of the Throttle Body and two separate hoses coming from those ports.

    The vacuum port on the right (looking from the front of the Vehicle) has a hose running back to a "T" piece, with one hose going to right to the EGR Valve, the other goes to the left and into the top of a electronically controlled EGR Vacuum Solenoid. Another rubber hose comes from the Solenoid down to a metal vacuum line, then back to a rubber hose and to the Dizzy.

    The vacuum port on the left has a rubber hose running to a metal vacuum line and then back to a rubber hose. Where does this rubber hose connect?

    The Manual I have for a 1983 EA81T shows a three port wax filled Thermo EGR Vacuum Valve and not the Electronically Controlled EGR Vacuum Solenoid that I have.

    I am also looking for the operating parameters of the Electronic EGR Vacuum Valve.

     

    Regards Non Culpa

  4. Hoping someone can help, I need a direct replacement Ignition Coil for a 1984 EA81 Turbo Engine.

    My Service Manual advises that the Maker is Hitachi and the Model No is CIT-86. I am also running a Hitachi D4R82-03

    Distributor. I have made endless searches on the Internet regarding the Hitachi CIT-86 coil, with no results. Can anyone tell me what the appropriate Hitachi Coil would be, or are there other alternatives. I have checked many suppliers and I am totally confused now, as one states that a certain coil will fit and another states it will not. Regards Non Culpa.

  5. Hey thanks guys for the replies, the control unit is genuine 1984 EA81T Subaru. Part No is 420887100 and is metal, gold in colour, made by Hitachi.

    The single wire (Red/Green) goes from KCU to a black 2 X 6mm flat spade plug. The Red/Green wire is then looped or bridged from one blade to the other. The round plug from the KCU I have all figured out, so there are no worries there.

    The High Altitude Switch makes sense, the only confusing thing is that my Service Manual shows a Green/White going from the H/A Switch and goes to pin 17.  To make things worse there is no H/A Swithch on engine that I have.

    But my Manual is for the 1983 Subaru 1800 4WD Turbo, so they could have changed the colour of the wiring for the 1984 Model.

    Thanks once again

  6. Hi Guys, I have a 1984 EA81 Turbo Engine, it was purchased as an Import from Japan.

    I need to replace the Water Pump. When looking on the Internet and Ebay in the USA there seems to be numerous different Manufacturers. My question, is there one better that the others. There are plenty of Water Pumps for Non Turbo Engines here in Australia, but very few for Turbos. EA81 Turbos were not released in Australia.

    Regards

    Non Culpa

  7. Hi Guys, can someone explain the term "No Core" in relation to advertisements for purchasing replacement engines. Can't say I have heard the term here in Australia. Thanking you in advance. Non Culpa.

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