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im attempting to pull my head unit out so i can plug in my new amp but im getting stuck trying to remove the surround to get to the head unit, its really pissing me off, i got the two screws that are also holding the cup holder in but i gust cant get the bottom undone and i thought id ask before calling in MC Hammer lol
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hi im thinking about doing a transmission swap in my bg9 grandwagon and was wondering how much pissing round id have to do when wanting to put a tiptronic gear box in place of my automatic.
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bled them when changing the pads and rotors and theres plenty of break fluid in the reservoir, will look at the master cylinder and see how that goes, cheers fozze
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just wondering if my legacy is the only one like this, but i recently replaced my breaks rotors and pads and wondered if the feel in the pedal is still meant to be soft like you don't feel any pressure for like an inch an inch and a half. was like that before i changed the pads and rotors that's why i did them and it still feels the same now lol, i don't know if i'm overreacting or there is some merit in wondering.
any help would be much appreciated
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i was just wondering what would be the best brands to buy when wanting to change my brake rotors and pads in my grangwagon
any opinions are greatly appreciated
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got this grand wagon about two months ago, am really happy with it, just got to do paint so its not two colors
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The 4th digit of an applied model code refers to is 'revision', not its sub model. A BD5C is a Rev C BD5. The model specific part of the applied model code is the last 2 digits. STi's for example are ED, so GC8F4ED is a Rev F (or version 5 to impreza owners) 4 door STi. A GC8E58D is a Version 4 5 door wagon WRX. Beast is a BG5C5ED, a B= Legacy, G= second gen wagon, 5=2L 4wd, C= C version or rev C, 5=5door, ED=Limited. So if that BD has an applied model of BD5C4ED, then it is a limited from factory, but you'll find it's actually a BD5C48D, which is standard RS, with standard bumper like this one:
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-cars/subaru/auction-794813719.htm
Plate into car jam reveals its vin is BD5-031502, punch that into fast and you find it has an applied model of: BD5C48D, complete with EJ20R, TY752VBCAA and so forth. http://www.carrol.ru/_pages/subaru/index.php?st=40&l=bWFya2V0PT1qYXBhbnx8bWM9PUIxMXx8aGFuZD09SjJ8fGRmPT0xOTk2MDYwMHx8ZHQ9PQ%3D%3D
man oh man that was a lot of information, very interesting but most of that flew way over my head lol
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The two pics I recently posted are not my car and I think they are top notch I.m.o
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how are you meant to put pics up here? it only lets you upload 10Bytes which makes the image teeny tiny
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head unit surround frustration
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there are two screws pointing up that are inside the ashtray and ive just mannaged to get the first with a screwdriver bit and a pare of gripping pliers haha just got to get the last one and im sweet