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nipper

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  1. Rule 1 about snow, it gets everywhere Rule 2 about snow If there is a pathway someplace it will find it Rule 3 SLush follows rules 1 and 2. Cold metal parts, 20 miles exposed to water mist, it will and does happen and happens often. If you have a weak linkage or mount, this can just ne enough to throw things off. As your moving any heat soaking these parts get from anything does not occur, so they freeze. Not uncommon. It happens on other cars too at times. The stuff will also accumilate in wheel wells and non-steallie wheels. This stuff sinks boats all the time, so a car is nothing to it.
  2. What does it physically look like? is it eroded?
  3. i got so excited to see the Justy, odd how they showed that as a Subaru, and not a typical flat four. But Motorweek LOVED them the Justy
  4. So no one wants to suggest the transmission or motor mount. This sounds like it is linkage related, which could be a bad mount throwing the linkage out of wack
  5. Beldin wires really arent that great, i used to test them against OE, they failed quickly. If that was the issue they would fail a water mist test. Check your knock sensor, it sounds like it can cause this.
  6. Can just be a bad relay on the ABS pump itself, another common but rare failure.
  7. Best small car 1990 http://archives.savannahnow.com/sav_pdf_archive/text/fr38/D_2301384.pdf
  8. Motorweek 91 http://jalopnik.com/5977199/1991-subaru-svx-this-is-a-subaru
  9. A day, a week, a month, a year? Mostly I have heard not working. A HG is a very complicated system. It has to deal with compression forces of 18000 psi, oil pressure (10-60psig), coolant (14 psi), Heat of combustion, cold, I wouldn t even use it on a car I didnt like.
  10. depends are you looking for a temp fix or a real fix. Personally it is a good way to make a repairable engine scrap if it doesnt work.
  11. Does it happen hot cold or whenever. This does sound a bit more disty then coily. Old coils usually get buggy when they heat up or if mounted sideways on turns.
  12. Can you describe the problem first? Coils can be a bit difficult to diagnose directly so you tend to rule everything else out first since the failure can be temp or related to direction.
  13. i am starting to think it may be mechanical in source. Weather will be sour for a while before i can investigate it some more
  14. No owels once the car has warmed up either. When it is cold, and you shift into neutral the owls silence too when backing out of the driveway. They are also are there in drive. i am leaning towards a vacume source, but not much back there behind me except the EVAP system
  15. Fpr the record, at your milegae, thats not high miles, it is just broken in
  16. I'm still waiting for someone to go wheelin with one of these
  17. http://www.cars101.com has the maint schedual. Wow i think there is only one other tribecca on here. FSM, maybe on ebay, maybe on the net as a torrent.
  18. At that mileage, price another engine. That kind of miles, you do the HG job you have a high probability of having blow by, unless you can live with that possibility. Personally I would look for a lower mile engine as the 2.2 is robust.
  19. no owls at highway speeds. i think i have two, one in the dash and one in the back of the car.
  20. nononononono leave the rear main be. They rarely leak, and when they do it is because someone decides to replace it just because it was old.

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