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I usually interupt the starter and the fuel pump. Key is to hide the switch someplace that seems like a natural motion in the car to flip, but is a pain to find for a thief. Sometimes you guys make me feel safe living outside NYC. nipper
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There are a few ways this can happen. One way is to not slowly fill the cooling system while the car is running (allowing for the t-stat to open and keep filling, test dirve, repeat), or an improper T-stat. Another is air getting into the system somehow (bad rad cap, blown HG, Leak). I am fearing the middle one. Replace the cap, refill the coolant system with the engine hot and running. Good luck. nipper
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Just explaining the reasons why they have different puters . I figured someone who has swapped them can answer better then me. nipper
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If the rest of the car is burned too, I wouldnt try it. Subaru engines sit very low under the hood (Pancake or suitcase take your pick). this puts it under most combustables. If the front tires are melted I would think twice about it. Upright engines (everyone else) is surrounded by combustables. If there is small scorching under the hood, I would say its ok. If the Wheel well liners are melted, I wouldnt use it. nipper
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1987 DL damp weather power fades
nipper replied to StrobeWylan's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
1- its a thermo switch, period. 2- ALl it is isdoing is getting air from the hot exhaust pipe. It is not bypassing the air cleaner. If it is you have bigger problems or wierdness going on. -
small nicks are ok. IM thinking the TPS has an issue that may not be reproduceable, but first just remove the connector clean it and put it back on. See what happens. Very few things will put the transmission in limp mode. One of them is a loss of both VSS sensors. Check that harness and plugs too. nipper
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TOD after waterpump failure and Timing Belt change
nipper replied to Bizangous's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
did the engine overheat? Is it a hollow deep kind of sound? Are you sure its not a tensioner or idler for the timing belt?