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Turns out she looks pretty damn good when clean.5 points
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This thread is indirectly dedicated to alleviating the body roll of OBs.4 points
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Old (in front of the Conservatory, Botany Downs mall) - New (opening soon, watch out for the security guard!) - Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk2 points
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Guess I'll find out when I take it for a drive Tiptronic mode = how many gears do you have little car1 point
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I tested a 3.0 BP wagon on the weekend, wouldn't recommend the leather seats, too slippery when combined with the body roll of the wagon.1 point
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Quick question for you BP Outbackers... They 4AT or 5AT trans?1 point
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@JGM Inspirational! love the mud flaps.1 point
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Pm me your email address and I can send you an invoice for them1 point
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You don't clamp onto the actual pulley itself because as cooper found out and you mentioned they crack. You use the vice grips to help tension the belt so that it doesn't jump a tooth when loosening the bolt. I'll try find a picture to help explain. Sorry if I wasn't clear. Like this:1 point
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source :1 point
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That's expensive too. Ring a dealer and ask nicely for trade price. Last time I checked that cam kit was $345+ and the waterpump kit was $99+.1 point
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Best bet is to get a mechanical check done by someone to assess the car. See what's likely to crop up in the next 6 months. Is the timing going to need doing in the next 12 months? Have all fluids been changed engine, box and diff? Tyres and bushes due for replacement? It's a case by case basis of what it will cost to maintain there is no hard and fast answer. Where are you located?1 point
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You should really go genuine for the timing gear. Talk to you local Subaru parts place, I think they do a deal for timing belt kits that aren't too dear. They will also be able to give you parts that will be correct.1 point
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Spotted this beauty today - I'm hoping its a piss takes as it looks like its for the 2kcup....1 point
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@Subirex Automotive has the qualifications for this1 point
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I just chuck mine in the dishwasher on a heavy duty cycle then half an hour in the dryer to finish them off😒1 point
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You're full of great ideas1 point
