lmdew

Outback - here you go. Good ones go Fast. https://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/d/colorado-springs-1999-subaru-outback/7333368477.html

I've had to replace several hubs and axles as the old one would not come out. PB Blaster, Heat, BFH. No luck, even after having the hub off the car I could not beat it out. So when I go to the junk yards in CO, the one thing I always check is to see if the axle move freely inside the hub spline. The long hub bolt can also rust inside the bushings making it almost impossible to get out.

Glad you got it going!

They come up once in a while. Good Ones go Fast. 99 Outback with 2.2 swap is a great combination. For Family and Friends I have at least 6 Subaru cars back there. Here you go: https://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/d/colorado-springs-2004-subaru-forrester/7332406338.html

Best of luck. If you need me to pull one from Rust Free, CO. Let me know.

Pics Sent. Larry

I'll hunt it down today and get pics to you.

If you want me to send you pics of what I have let me know. Lmdew2@gmail.com

car-part.com I have a shifter but I believe it's from a 98 Outback.

I think you can see the shift selector from the passenger side engine compartment. Disconnect it and move it by hand. Make sure you have the car blocked. Jack it if needed and put on the rain suit.

I've used Gray RTV, a light bead at the 90 Degree before the o-ring is put on. When you install the cap the RTV will be pushed out between the engine and the cap.

I'm walking around Kauai and see the county has several Crosstrek Hybrid plugged in at the city hall. Anyone have one? GD are they worth a lick?

I'm walking around Kauai and see the county has several Crosstrek Hybrid plugged in at the city hall. Anyone have one? GD are they worth a lick?

2006 5-Speed Subaru Baja -- RARE - $4,800 2006 160K, - CO https://boulder.craigslist.org/cto/d/hygiene-speed-subaru-baja-rare/7315449537.html

Your meter will lie to you, unless you are checking the circuit under LOAD! Check out LOADpro. A great addition to your toolbox. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYiY1c_b06w

Keep it Simple! That always works.

I like the single disk units even more. The multi disk changers are more to go wrong. I have several and the under seat base speaker.

5, 5 gallon buckets full of nuts and bolts. That's after I recycled a few.

Got that as well. There is a metal bushing it goes through, washer end goes up against the engine bracket.

Make sure you burp the system when you fill it! Subaru engines like to lock in air bubbles.

Got the part if you want it.

I have both. I like the old style better then the new. $20 shipped UPSP Flat rate.

Plastic tank to aluminum radiator core gaskets often leak a little. The vent plug has a rubber gasket on it, it's all that needed. Don't over tighten it!

Glad it all worked out! Always a good feeling!

Might have a Subaru original for you, good or to have rebuilt. I'd need a picture of the top plug. I'm in Colorado Springs. USPS Flat rate $18. Larry