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What Have You Done to your Soobie lately? (Please post in here and keep it going)

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I taught my daughter how to drive a clutch, she really likes the subie and the doc says I should be out of the whiplash neck brace in about 4 weeks :brow:

 

man that girl knows how to jack rabbit a car :lol:

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Its a girl thing I swear.. my girlfriend loves to do that to my car as well...

 

but she must learn on my car where a clutch is cheap, whereas a WRX... not so much.

Hauled stuff to the storage unit. One trip with the PandaWagon, the other with the Blue Wagon. I do believe the PandaWagon has softer springs in the back - it was hanging more with less stuff in it than the Blue Wagon. :eek:

I know I have said this before, but I love your wagon.

 

 

Thanks dude.

 

We went for another day hike with the pooch again today. And since the hound dog decided to chase after some deer for what was probably more than 5 miles, we were out much longer than expected. Silly dog was AWOL for more than an hour.... I was certainly a bit worried.

 

Anywho... our destination was Mineral Mtn, at McCrosley State Park

 

About 16 inches of snow at the top. This was half way down... Even still, the ruts were 12" inches deep. And a bit wide for the subaru :D

 

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After examining, confirming, testing a bunch of wires, still no glove box, ecm light or door switches. However, a few extra lights (for a '85 Brat) now..

 

Unused cruise control +12v makes for a convenient fused hot, also, a rear deflector shield (okay, rear defrost) switch has a powered harness connector right there. Lights up the info car, another switched power*, no cuts, just banana plugs and crimped lugs..

 

*Usually you would use the Subie power to flip a more robust relay for whatever high powered gadget you may be adding. Technique varies.

 

I have also found that my collection of Namco wiring harnesses for 80's arcade games have given me a lot of oem-looking interconnects to repurpose. :)

 

 

 

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subtle.

Replaced timing belts & tensioners, front engine oil seals, power steering return hose, coolant & oil etc on my 86 XT Turbo. Fortunately, I didn't have any issues with the steel bolts in aluminum threads.

 

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Original oil seals and power steering return hose = this

 

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Flushed the heater core. Had heat for ten minutes... :)

Flushing the whole system tomorrow.

Bought a new clutch kit, coolant, and stuff associated with changing out a clutch.

New rear brake pads, mine aren't worn out, but getting thin.

And I need to rent an engine crane this weekend....

And I have a hunch I have a front wheel bearing talking to me...

 

I'm going to be eating noodles for a while :|

air filter, plugs wires, fuse. tire rotation. new headlights. anti-freeze. looking to undercoat as well any suggestions?

I put the rear lights on the tail gate for the license plate...now all i need is the real tail gate emblem

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Do new headlights and an oil change count? Ok, ok...

 

It's at the shop getting a new steering knuckle put on and noises investigated.

Dropped the exhaust and replaced old o2 sensor with a bosch one, got brand new purge control solenoid valve in the mail today and installed it, Check engine light is finally gone.:D

well this is goin to be a long list...

87 gl-10 turbo 5spd dual range ft/4wd wagon very very clean.(for alaska anyways!) 241k orig miles

my camera is broken atm.srry :)

1.rear diff swap/new rear c/vs

2.new exhaust

3.new rear wheel bearings(fix them when you have the chance! doing them later sucks.i had a parts car so it wasnt that bad)

4.like 20-30 little interior peices that needed work(new ignition, door locks.door panels parts etc.)

5.new white wall studs

6. both front c/vs

7.rear transmission output seal

8.new brakes all the way around

9.full tune up

10.full stereo with 1000watt amp alpine type r 10 inch sub and type s speakers in the doors

11.lots of other stuff little stuff. lights, ALL OF THEM! lol, thermostat,fuses,side view mirror etc..

 

 

And all of this while driving the car every day since i got it. (I've put almost 4k miles on it!) which was like october 20 something id have to look at the title.

 

Its a work in progress but all the main parts and body are sound

 

anyways thats what I've done to my soobie recently!

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well this is goin to be a long list...

87 gl-10 turbo 5spd dual range ft/4wd wagon very very clean.(for alaska anyways!) 241k orig miles

my camera is broken atm.srry :)

1.rear diff swap/new rear c/vs

2.new exhaust

3.new rear wheel bearings(fix them when you have the chance! doing them later sucks.i had a parts car so it wasnt that bad)

4.like 20-30 little interior peices that needed work(new ignition, door locks.door panels parts etc.)

5.new white wall studs

6. both front c/vs

7.rear transmission output seal

8.new brakes all the way around

9.full tune up

10.full stereo with 1000watt amp alpine type r 10 inch sub and type s speakers in the doors

11.lots of other stuff little stuff. lights, ALL OF THEM! lol, thermostat,fuses,side view mirror etc..

 

 

And all of this while driving the car every day since i got it. (I've put almost 4k miles on it!) which was like october 20 something id have to look at the title.

 

Its a work in progress but all the main parts and body are sound

 

anyways thats what I've done to my soobie recently!

 

you lazy slacker!:D

 

I um...uuuh.....let's see here, um....put on new windshield wipers! :burnout:

hi guys i have been away for some time iam back . i have repainted which i tell you is fun especially when you have to sand down the body filler to even out the dents i learnt alot about preparation .my subaru gl 10 had my rear springs stretched after missing rear coil spring replacement i hope that they will hold on for a short time while i source some heavy duty coil springs. the oil pump seal needs to be replaced together with the water pump seal since the thermostat is giving eratic readings.

 

otherwise working on my loyale is very satisfying and i keep learning something new

removed the LGT stock wheels.

Installed my spare 94SS wheels, which have freshly mounted Winterforce snow tires. I scored the set of 4 snows on craigs for 100 bucks, and my friend mounted them yesterday

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changed oil in my 94SS. It hadn't been changed in almost a year...no worries, only 2800 since changed last. Car has been in storage most that year.

Got the Justy started and turned around, still misses a lot, not sure why.

 

Anyone here have a 80's roo with a carb, i just need to have a part number checked on the evap vent valve on the carb .

you lazy slacker!:D

 

I um...uuuh.....let's see here, um....put on new windshield wipers! :burnout:

 

thanks for reminding me.. i knew i was forgetting something. but yes i did put new wipers front and back..

today. i got the most important part of gaining ground clearance...5 14inch steel pugs with 175/75r14s. and for only $125....SCORE!!!!! 1bdwgn< this will be the lic plate soon... muahahahahahahhaahahahah.. im going to be somewhat spamming this post in the next few weeks.. i got alot of things left to do.. aside from body work.. that will have to wait till summer

my starter went out, so I pulled it out of the car and am waiting until Saturday to go to the wrecking yard and get another one.

 

on another note, I got to try out my new (to me) tire machine, I mounted some tires for Rugby_subie, I can't balance anything yet, I have a wheel balancer but am waiting on buying some wheel weights for it, but hey, DIY tire mounting is bound to save a few bucks, and even more bucks saved when I get weights for the balancer :D

 

if anyone local wants some tire work done, hit me up, heck, I'd even do it for free just to be abe to play with my tire machine :D

my starter went out, so I pulled it out of the car and am waiting until Saturday to go to the wrecking yard and get another one. ...

 

I Kindly suggest you to take it for Service, The Carbon contacts worn with age and that makes any starter to Fail... Clik... Clik... and Nothing.

 

If you change those carbon contacts and Lightly Lube its inner shaft, You'll have an almost Brand New Starter again and in my own humble opinion, that way is better than just swap the old one with another old one, both with worn carbon contacts...

 

Kind Regards.

removed the LGT stock wheels.

Installed my spare 94SS wheels, which have freshly mounted Winterforce snow tires. I scored the set of 4 snows on craigs for 100 bucks, and my friend mounted them yesterday

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changed oil in my 94SS. It hadn't been changed in almost a year...no worries, only 2800 since changed last. Car has been in storage most that year.

 

To bad it has that little bit of rust starting on the quarterpannel. Nice looking car.

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