Skip to content
View in the app

A better way to browse. Learn more.

Ultimate Subaru Message Board

A full-screen app on your home screen with push notifications, badges and more.

To install this app on iOS and iPadOS
  1. Tap the Share icon in Safari
  2. Scroll the menu and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Tap Add in the top-right corner.
To install this app on Android
  1. Tap the 3-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner of the browser.
  2. Tap Add to Home screen or Install app.
  3. Confirm by tapping Install.

My 1993 Loyale: Work In Progress

Featured Replies

So I'm finally the proud owner of a Subaru again!!! :banana:

 

0326111429-1.jpg

 

Roughly 175k on the ticker.. runs like a beauty. Just needs some definite TLC.. maybe a beating or two :lol: I was inspired... or was it forced? I'm not sure :-p to create a thread about my repairs to my new baby. Beginning to end. If there is an end! :rolleyes:

 

So here she is in all her glory. :)

 

0326111429a-1.jpg

  • Replies 263
  • Views 45.3k
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

Most Popular Posts

  • 92_rugby_subie
    92_rugby_subie

    sounds like a hazard I think I will keep my car on the road and keep my fuel pump where it belongs.

  • urethane, not silicone

  • Author

So when I first went to get her... we couldnt get the car to start :confused: No fuel was getting to the fuel filter, so we dolly'd her home. When I got her home she still wouldnt start. Didnt hear the pump running so I checked the fuse, it was fine, tried to find a relay, not sure if I did or not. lol. But I unplugged and replugged in a few things under the passenger side dash, then crawled under the car to find the pump itself. I unbolted the shelf it was on, I thought maybe I could hear it better that way (I didn't have anyone to turn the key for me) So I turned the key and smelled gas from the engine bay, :eek: I looked and all the sudden it was working, gas was getting to the filter! I

rehooked everything up and she started right up! So I'm not sure why.... any ideas? I don't think I did anything special! Lol.

WOOF.

 

Thats gonna take some work...

You need to do some body work, paint it and put some black pug alloys on it.

 

EJ swap etc.

 

At least youre Fuel Injected...

 

I need to do a Fuel Injection swap, but Ill do that with the EJ swap lol.

 

Are Loyales pretty common in your parts? be able to get the body parts?

Finally you make a thread about this! I have been waiting for this.

 

I hope this will be an on-going thread like both of mine were! :banana:

Wow!

 

Looks like you have quite the project ahead of you, although it's in better shape then most of the old subis I have started with :grin:

  • Author

Any ideas on why all the sudden fuel started getting to the filter? One thing I forgot to mention before is that the car had sat for over a year... which I'm supposing contributed. :) Thx

When you moved the fuel pump from under the car it might have caused the wiring to get better contact. I've had this happen before with a bad ground.

Could have gunk in the fuel line and the pressure from the pump pushed it out.

Any ideas on why all the sudden fuel started getting to the filter? One thing I forgot to mention before is that the car had sat for over a year... which I'm supposing contributed. :) Thx

 

If i'm trying to start a loyale that hasn't ran in a while, and it wont start, I rap on the underside of the fuel pump tray with a small hammer or something. About half the time the pump starts working and works fine afterwards. So, it's not uncommon for them to "stick" after sitting. Or, like Rob said, maybe a ground wire problem which will eventually show up again.

Wow that looks like a cool project! Do you know what happened to the car? How much did it cost?

 

I've got a hood and fender (light blue) if you can't find them closer. I'm about 100 miles from you.

Word to the wise, when you do a tune up. Make sure you run NGK BPR6ES-11s and NGK Wires. Your Subaru will Thank you for it.

  • Author

Re-he-he-heeaallly? :brow: Collville aint too far away... :D PM pending. :banana:

 

And the car was 200 from a friend. Quite the deal. He needed it gone, I needed a car! His sister rear ended a truck. effed up the hood, fender, lights, etc. He used the other light on another car... it sat for a year when he decided to get rid of it. Perfect timing!

 

Tom you butthead! You're on usmb but not yahoo?? :-p

Must not be skilled at multitasking, tsk tsk

 

Lets see... What am I doing:

Facebook

Craigslist

MSN

Yahoo

Yahoo Mail

USMB

Texting

XBOX 360

 

Im awesome :P

I am not on Yahoo cause I need a break from talking to you all night! Plus I'm not in a completely talkitive mood ATM.

 

WIX or Genuine Filters, NEVER EVER use a Fram. That will be the death of most any vehicle. ;)

  • Author

Lol! I know sorry :-p I shouldn't keep you up so late! Plus I have school in the morning... Hopefully I'll have time to run to the junkyard after school tomorrow or wednesday!

Lol! I know sorry :-p I shouldn't keep you up so late! Plus I have school in the morning... Hopefully I'll have time to run to the junkyard after school tomorrow or wednesday!

 

Just remember, I AM always here for you.

 

I don't have really any extra EA82 parts which sucks. Just slap some Legacy headlights in there, little bondo work and they will be "Custom" :lol:

  • Author

So I was busy showing my car off to my uncle, I started it up... every time I do it runs around 2200rpm until I kick it down to around 1500. Well after a few seconds it knocked itself down to like 1000 and the lifter knock got really quiet. I'm not complaining it just seemed really weird that it did that so quickly...

If the motor is cold, the IAC is gonna hold the engine at a higher RPM until the engine gets heat, thats what its meant to do. You can kick it down as you did by taping the pedel, but it'll climb back up a little bit.

 

1000rpm is normal for the EA82 if you've only been letting it idle.

  • Author

Yeah but that's the thing.. I've never had it idle this low and it only did it a few seconds after I started it up, it hadn't been running long enough to be at running temp. idk. just struck me as odd...

Well, you could dump some Seafoam down the IAC, maybe its a little dirty.

 

My EA82 will drop down in idle pretty quick if you jab the throttle.

Mine does that too

 

Embarassing as all hell to try and start out super quick against a honda and hit the throttle hard and kill the car :rolleyes: but I caught up lol

  • Author

I think tomorrow I'm gonna go do a general tuneup. I've yet to check the plugs/wires/oil/etc. And I need to use up my can of seafoam. Anything else I should check out?

Please sign in to comment

You will be able to leave a comment after signing in

Sign In Now

Account

Navigation

Search

Search

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.