mctaylor42
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Not sure about the door speakers, but from experience, that hatch is a good place to cut holes and mount rear speakers. My 82 GL wagon has aftermarket speakers in the hatch and they sound great.
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Just a trip to your local NAPA Auto, I just replaced the passenger side axle on mine and it was ~$60 with a $30 core. Also, is it clicking? if not, its not toast and very much worth re-booting.
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I've been looking into getting a second(newer) wagon to replace my GL as a daily driver, and recently came across a 92 legacy with a blown head gasket. http://chico.craigslist.org/cto/4201575099.html this is all the info I have, what should I ask? Im pretty mechanically inclined, and have tackled a head gasket on a honda before, with success. All help is much appreciated.
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They are cheaper at radio shack, I know, thats what I did lol.
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DIY, or send it to me and I'll do it its like legos
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Did they say passing lamp in other markets? Mine says Center Lamp on it, and has a dash light that says the same. Also that looks nice Rust!
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So I'm hell bent on putting power steering in my 82 GL wagon, and thanks to another user, I'll be receiving the power steering components off an EA-82. I understand the cross member will get in the way so I have a few questions regarding the whole project. Should I notch out the existing cross member or modify an EA-82 cross member? Will I need to make custom lines? Will I need to replace any pulleys or just belts? What do I need to do with the tierod ends? Is the steering shaft the right length for the EA-82 rack? And most important, has anyone done this?
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158k in my 82 wagon, and I'm the third owner.
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Passed smog and on the road as of today!
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I will, and hey, Ill trade you honda info any day for some help on my Subaru!
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That would be awesome!!!
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Thats funny! No, I have been wanting a second car that can go where the other can't. And its Japanese, major plus when it comes to cars.
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Very familiar with seafoam, That stuff stopped the tapper noise in my honda:clap:
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Typical 1/2 in the crank case, 1/2 in the tank?
