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nipper

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  1. Anyone know where i can get the decal and the part number? nipper
  2. HAHAHAH watch the video of the inhouse testing nipper
  3. http://www.autoblog.com/2009/07/28/the-all-wheel-drive-mini-has-arrived-sorta-w-video/ Yup a honda drivetrain. Its a really impressive install, and thats a steel body so maybe thats why they ommited the full cage.
  4. Too cool not to share. Amazing how stripped down things can get with a modern engine. http://www.autoblog.com/gallery/mini-tec-awd-mini/full/#2
  5. Sadly this is not something I can do. I have tried bosy work before, and lets just say, I suck. nipper
  6. I was told it was a sticker last year when Blu had a bmper skin repainted (warrenty work from a deer hit). I will probably go to the same shop again. Someone on another list quoted me 700.00 bucks EEEK! But it has to get done as I want him around for few more years, and thst really the only rust spot on him.
  7. Anyone want to give me an idea what it shold cost to repair this? I am going to be getting estimates this week. nipper
  8. Wow someone has a auto-turbo. Most likley failure mode is a stress crack or a poor shaft casting to begin with. Thats why bridges fail so many many many years after they are built. Write subaru a nasty letter
  9. Altenator. Car is due for one. i got mine from www.1stsubaru.com as it was relativly cheap for a subaru rebuild. I went through three alts from various stores before I got this one. You can jump start the car, or charge the battery and see what the volt output is with everything on and 1800 rpm, or just take my word May be the battery too depending upon its age.
  10. Now i feel better, i was wondering too. nipper
  11. Usually if the rack isnt leaking it is fine. There are many other parts that can do what you describe. You should have a shop inspect it, as some of those parts sort of keep the wheels attached to the car. Slightly important. nipper
  12. I think the guys over on http://www.offroadsubarus.com/ are tyring it out. I remember a thread on it or something close to it. I dont even remember my response. I would have to look it up. nipper
  13. If your going to tow, wouldnt you want a bigger engine then a 2.5 to have more power in reserve? nipper
  14. Everythying everyone said is good, my two cents. Check for knotholes. They can be weak spots. Yes engines are relativly light, but Good Ol' Murphy is always around. When in doubt, just brace the Rafter you are going to use. Carpenters glue does wonders for reinforcing rafters if you marry them.. nipper
  15. Eastern is crap. period. How many miles are on your car? If the cats truly are bad it may be covered by the meissions warrenty. this is one of those times where it would pay to take it to a dealer. Even if your cats are bad, replacing the O2 sensors wont be wasted money. They may need to be replaced anyway if the car has over 100K on it, as thats about thier design life. They may last much longer, but if your trying to diagnose a problem, its not wasted money. nipper
  16. Gte a better tech. A sooby dealer can use thier select monitor and see things happening in real time and get a handle on what is going on. A sooby factory scanner can read the sensors in real time, it doesnt matter if the car is in open loop or closed loop. First thing I would look for is the obvious disconnected vac line at the airbox. Next I would suspect the knock sensor. nipper
  17. What he said. It's amazing how much MPG you cna pick up by retraining your right foot to squeeze the gas pedal instead of just pressing it down. You can recalibrate the way you accelerate and no one would really notice the difference. This is still how basic (in dash) MPG meters work. They just read manifold vac, the higher the needle, the higher the instant MPG is. ALso you can find the cars sweet spot. nipper
  18. Im a bit confused, this is in the older gen board, but that is for OBDII (at leats they list leagcy settings). Why not use a vacume gauge, as that was the original MPG gauges (and still are). nipper
  19. I had a wonderful time, even if someone did have the nerve to show up in a rented mopar nipper
  20. How much play are we talking here, a real measurment please. nipper
  21. ok i have a 2ish hour drive so between 1-2

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