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nipper replied to ShawnW's topic in Meet n' Greet. Your USMB Welcome Center
Actually that is quite a lot for free site. Is there any way that an autopay system can be operated. I am not looking for for anyone to be berated or a tier system of usage, but for quite a few it may be eaiser to voluntarily give 5-10.00 per month if they can. Another idea is to put a paypal (or whatever is used) link on the first page you see after begin logged in (I auto long in so not sure what comes up first) just so it is easier to see. I know my life is f*****d up mostly but if the link was someplace easy to see i would always divey up more then my usual payment. Here is a out there open to discussion may fall flat as a doornail suggestion. Drop SOA a line and (if we MUST have a banner ad) ask them if they would like to pony up (eww a ford term). If we had to have a banner ad, i do not think subaru would be completly unexceptable. I know that Outback went to a ad based service (they sold out basically and did not warn anyone it was coming, all us mods thought it was spam) and it is a horrible system. Another possability, how does making money with google ads/help work? That is another way of going. I ran my own site for a while, after 3 years I gave up only because all the people who wanted it did not use it. It is one thing to face that then another to be pained with a working site that is well loved. -
And it can just be an ol fashioned sticking brake.
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Fully forward (the opposit direction that the cable pulls) if i remeber correctly.
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nipper replied to ShawnW's topic in Meet n' Greet. Your USMB Welcome Center
So in total, what is the software costs. I know it can be a little brash to just talk money, but let us talk money and let those who can give just do it anonomusly, and once the number needed is reached just do not accept any more. Lets start at the awkward number first -
strange noise
nipper replied to fmizula's topic in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVX
So a shop replaced all the clutches and the solenoid? Do all the tires match? What kind of shop did the repair and how much did they charge. -
Subaru lesson #237 Piston slap. In the good ol days pistons had long skirts. Cylinders are slightly wider at the bottom then the top. The piston skirts helped keep the pistons straight in the cylinder. More mass in thew piston meant more force to move it and a longer time for it to heat up. In modern engines the skirt is almost gone. This allows for the piston to actually shift around in the cylinder and make noise. Once the piston warms up it expnads and the issue goes away. The mass is gone for quicker revving, better MPG and faster warmup. All engines and compressors have some piston slap, some worse then others, and not all of it can be heard.
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First lets get the fule filter replaced. Once it fires off how does it run till it is warmed up. Does it do this on just the first start of the day or while still cold. I am thinking Coolant Temp Sensor. Don't ever go to that shop again, they are idiots. If they only rely on codes to diagnose, they will never find any problem for anyone. CTS and other sensors will not throw a code when bad, and others wont if they are just sluggish. I am not understanding the clutch issue, if any, or how it is connected to everything else. Why do you think your clutch switch is good?
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engine stalls
nipper replied to tcspeer's topic in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVX
SO this does it in a "Hot Soak" condition. Does it restart after it stalls immediatly? When it restarts is ther e a puf of brown smoke? Hoe old is the O2 sensor? And change the PCV valve just because. -
engine stalls
nipper replied to tcspeer's topic in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVX
Lets start with the basics. Mileage and last time the timing belt was changed. When it stalls does it just cut out or does it stumble/cough then dies. Sucks down? -
Define NEW and define OLD. Ethanol can be a wild card, but depending upon how new it is it shouldnt be an issue. Newer outbacks are heavier then older outbacks hence the MPG difference between the two cars. Your driving habits from the old car may not bode well with the new car. Try staying at 65 as the tipping point for some subarus is 68 where the MPG drops.
