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suprjohn last won the day on May 24 2014

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    North Platte, NE
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    subaru dl forum
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    Drug my first Subaru out of a tree row a couple months ago, and have been tinkering it into running condition.
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    1989 Subaru DL Wagon, 4WD, 5spd

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  1. Mines the same way. I think it's worn bushings in the shifter linkage. Shouldn't be too bad to fix. If you search the archives, there's likely a thread on it. John
  2. If you've got no place to work, that might be worth it. I don't see the old belts in my shop. I must have trashed them. :-( It's the shop does it, see if they'll leave the covers off; easier repair next time. John
  3. There was a thread on this not too long ago. There are two sets of connectors near the fuel filter, fire wall, drivers side. One set it green, one set is white if I remember. One shows driveability codes, one shows code history (if I remember right). The green connected are also connected to set static timing. The ECM is located just above the steering column. It has a small red LED that flashes to indicate codes, long and short pauses. You may have to remove some of the steering column trim tho see the light clearly. I'll look in the shop to see if I saved my old belts. You could site have them to get you by... John
  4. Sorry to hear that brother. I know the feeling. Keep on, keeping on! John
  5. That looks AWESOME!! Wish mine was an auto. I think you'll be fine. You may have to shift down some as you climb, but I think it will run. Perhaps some premium gas or octane boost would help at higher altitudes. If you come thru north platte Nebraska, let me know, and we can get coffee or something. John
  6. I tried adjusting my rollers, but it didn't seem to make any difference. I'm wondering if the exterior wiper strip is just to old and hard to make contact with the glass. For gluing widows, you might use a product called 3M Window Weld. John
  7. Could you move the spark plug wires one tower tho gain more timing? I'm going to have to do this with mine... John
  8. When I was looking into doing this, they said I would also need an orifice tube, or a thermal expansion valve (whatever they're called). For my money, I guess I would go with new parts. I was going tho have the local community college do mine, but they ran out of time before the end of the semester. John
  9. I kinda wish mine was an automatic. My knees aren't getting any younger... John
  10. I like it. I built something similar for a tractor engine. I welded this one up for my IH pickup engine. John
  11. Thanks Guys! Yeah, that pic doesn't really represent well. I'll grab another now that the dash is in. John
  12. it's what duplicolor calls medium blue. here's a before and after... john
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