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my 91 Legacy stock tire size is 185/70r14 Drives perfect with those

Sounds like a passenger side wheel bearing to me

your motor will have no trouble moving the 17" wheels and tires. they should work fine there isnt to much of a difference in size. the speeddometer wouldnt be off by that much but some. Dimensions DimensionTire A: 185/70 R 14 (24 x 7.28 x 14)Tire B: 215/45 R 17 (25 x 8.46 x 17)DifferenceWidthSidewall heightOverall heightCircumference7.28"(185.00mm)5.10"(129.50mm)24.20"(614.60mm)76.02"(1930.82mm)8.46"(215.00mm)3.81"(96.75mm)24.62"(625.30mm)77.34"(1964.44mm)+1.18"(+30.00mm)-1.29"(-32.75mm)+0.42"(+10.70mm)+1.32"(+33.62mm) Speedometer Error Actual SpeedIndicated Speed with Tire BSpeedometer Error5 mph (8.04 kph)4.91 mph (7.91 kph)-0.09 mph (-0.14 kph)10 mph (16.09 kph)9.83 mph (15.81 kph)-0.17 mph (-0.28 kph)15 mph (24.13 kph)14.74 mph (23.72 kph)-0.26 mph (-0.41 kph)20 mph (32.18 kph)19.66 mph (31.63 kph)-0.34 mph (-0.55 kph)25 mph (40.23 kph)24.57 mph (39.54 kph)-0.43 mph (-0.69 kph)30 mph (48.27 kph)29.49 mph (47.44 kph)-0.51 mph (-0.83 kph)35 mph (56.31 kph)34.40 mph (55.35 kph)-0.60 mph (-0.96 kph)40 mph (64.36 kph)39.32 mph (63.26 kph)-0.68 mph (-1.10 kph)45 mph (72.41 kph)44.23 mph (71.17 kph)-0.77 mph (-1.24 kph)50 mph (80.45 kph)49.14 mph (79.07 kph)-0.86 mph (-1.38 kph)55 mph (88.50 kph)54.06 mph (86.98 kph)-0.94 mph (-1.51 kph)60 mph (96.54 kph)58.97 mph (94.89 kph)-1.03 mph (-1.65 kph)65 mph (104.58 kph)63.89 mph (102.80 kph)-1.11 mph (-1.79 kph)70 mph (112.63 kph)68.80 mph (110.70 kph)-1.20 mph (-1.93 kph)75 mph (120.67 kph)73.72 mph (118.61 kph)-1.28 mph (-2.06 kph)80 mph (128.72 kph)78.63 mph (126.52 kph)-1.37 mph (-2.20 kph)85 mph (136.76 kph)83.55 mph (134.42 kph)-1.45 mph (-2.34 kph)90 mph (144.81 kph)88.46 mph (142.33 kph)-1.54 mph (-2.48 kph)95 mph (152.85 kph)93.37 mph (150.24 kph)-1.63 mph (-2.62 kph)100 mph (160.90 kph)98.29 mph (158.15 kph)-1.71 mph (-2.75 kph)105 mph (168.94 kph)103.20 mph (166.05 kph)-1.80 mph (-2.89 kph)110 mph (176.99 kph)108.12 mph (173.96 kph)-1.88 mph (-3.03 kph)115 mph (185.03 kph)113.03 mph (181.87 kph)-1.97 mph (-3.17 kph)120 mph (193.08 kph)117.95 mph (189.78 kph)-2.05 mph (-3.30 kph)125 mph (201.12 kph)122.86 mph (197.68 kph)-2.14 mph (-3.44 kph)130 mph (209.17 kph)127.78 mph (205.59 kph)-2.22 mph (-3.58 kph)135 mph (217.22 kph)132.69 mph (213.50 kph)-2.31 mph (-3.72 kph)140 mph (225.26 kph)137.60 mph (221.41 kph)-2.40 mph (-3.85 kph)145 mph (233.31 kph)142.52 mph (229.31 kph)-2.48 mph (-3.99 kph)150 mph (241.35 kph)147.43 mph (237.22 kph)-2.57 mph (-4.13 kph)155 mph (249.40 kph)152.35 mph (245.13 kph)-2.65 mph (-4.27 kph)160 mph (257.44 kph)157.26 mph (253.03 kph)-2.74 mph (-4.41 kph)165 mph (265.49 kph)162.18 mph (260.94 kph)-2.82 mph (-4.54 kph)170 mph (273.53 kph)167.09 mph (268.85 kph)-2.91 mph (-4.68 kph)175 mph (281.57 kph)172.01 mph (276.76 kph)-2.99 mph (-4.82 kph)180 mph (289.62 kph)176.92 mph (284.66 kph)-3.08 mph (-4.96 kph)185 mph (297.67 kph)181.83 mph (292.57 kph)-3.17 mph (-5.09 kph)190 mph (305.71 kph)186.75 mph (300.48 kph)-3.25 mph (-5.23 kph)195 mph (313.75 kph)191.66 mph (308.39 kph)-3.34 mph (-5.37 kph)200 mph (321.80 kph)196.58 mph (316.29 kph)-3.42 mph (-5.51 kph) If your speedometer has been calibrated for 185/70 R 14 (24 x 7.28 x 14) tires, replacing them with 215/45 R 17's (29 x 8.46 x 17's) would result in the speedometer reading low by 1.71%. Odometer Error Actual MileageIndicated Mileage with Tire BOdometer Error1 mi (1.61 km)0.98 mi (1.58 km)-0.02 mi (-0.03 km)5 mi (8.04 km)4.91 mi (7.91 km)-0.09 mi (-0.14 km)10 mi (16.09 km)9.83 mi (15.81 km)-0.17 mi (-0.28 km)50 mi (80.45 km)49.14 mi (79.07 km)-0.86 mi (-1.38 km)100 mi (160.90 km)98.29 mi (158.15 km)-1.71 mi (-2.75 km)500 mi (804.50 km)491.44 mi (790.73 km)-8.56 mi (-13.77 km)1000 mi (1609.00 km)982.89 mi (1581.47 km)-17.11 mi (-27.53 km)5000 mi (8045.00 km)4914.44 mi (7907.34 km)-85.56 mi (-137.66 km)10000 mi (16090.00 km)9828.88 mi (15814.67 km)-171.12 mi (-275.33 km)50000 mi (80450.00 km)49144.41 mi (79073.36 km)-855.59 mi (-1376.64 km)100000 mi (160900.00 km)98288.82 mi (158146.71 km)-1711.18 mi (-2753.29 km)

i never though of that ill try unplugging the mirrors and see if that helps with anything. if i had the spare parts id try that but dont have anything for a legacy

Just like the title says i keep blowing the power mirror fuse. Nothing has ben done to the car at all to affect the electrical wiring on the circuit Car is a 1991 Subaru Legacy LS

You can try checking with this post http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=12 he has some good info about the clocks there

If the cable itself doesnt fix your problem check the bushings on the clutch pedal. I had the same problem for a while then i replaced the bushing and cable with oem stuff and havent had a problem since

i had the same problem with my 86 when i went through a snow dift. i had my belt covers off. the snow made the belt jump a few teeth and it would start. sounds like the same thing happened to you

82 GL 125k 89 RX 155k 91 Legacy 145k

my friend has had to replace to diffs and they ran about 1000 bucks a piece

The svx is a very good car my friend has four of them and they all run great. The only major problem with them is the diff usually takes a crap on them. other then that there just like any other subaru really depenable. I would love to have one but they are hard to come by in the york pa area.

the 15 should be the fuse in the drivers side kick panel fuse box. as for testing the aftermarket stereo u can tie ur yellow and red wires together and hook the to a positive battery terminal and put the black on the negative. The unit will power up that way. that way you know ur aftermarket stereo works

my 82 gl wagon does the same thing but it doesnt bother me enough to worry about fixing it. if you know how to drive stick you dont need it anyway

that site has to be a scam u cant add anything to a cart to buy. price is just way to low. i would beware of calling the number on the site

i dont know if its even worth everyone trying to help this moron out. he will just find a way to screw his car up. just let him do it. once he modifys something on the awd system and it breaks he will want to take it to the dealer to have it fixed and they wont do anything for him since he modified. then he will wish he had took everyones advice.

if you dont mind can you look up 4s4bj65c6m7922891 you can email me all the details at jriddle2@comcast.net thanks james

its auto

i just brought a 91 home myself and mine does have the height control on it. but i was told that the shocks were just replaced 6 months b4 i bought it thank god. has 138k on it and picked it up for $900

the other fuel filter is located under the car on the passenger side near the rear tire its mounted on a plate that u will have to take off to access