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  1. Cruise control Thread Might have answer : I've not read it all the way through though sorry >
  2. "Might" be a Factory option not installed eg cruise control? ie all the Looms are the same : depends on the Buyers "Options list" for new cars
  3. haha yeah gotta have the "Dad" wagon these days 2011 2.2 tdi awd (Auto)
  4. Given "Most" here are performance Based and the only experience recently for myself was $330 per corner on the Santa Fe' (ouch) that might be a question for the Soft-roader guys on FB? https://www.facebook.com/groups/subarusoffroadnz/
  5. sweet, just checking : that's a start eh wonder if its a Command thing in the BCM or a simple signal from the Lock button (too new for me sorry
  6. they might not even be motorised for starters as above Lolly-scramble of Options
  7. bump away the old Treasures are free for everyone LOL also what Oil should I run? Facebook Mechanic please
  8. newer = Bigger = heavier too man they got huge RIP Legacy
  9. Start with your Applied Code then that'll help identify what turbo's you have (precisely) https://www.strongforsubaru.com/resources/subaru-identification/ then visit Parstouq and get the Part # from that they may even have the part or Anmya? some aftermarket have existed over the years, or a good second hand one would probably best bet
  10. ya needa bee quite specific with these aye I found the hard way the inlet sizes change on the TT Turbos' so they are not all the same even in the BH range
  11. here's the Version I used and can verify on my old BC GT and BG GTB Thanks to Jahni for posting on FB
  12. DoBC down (temporarily we hope) IF NOT copy Pasta from https://web.archive.org/web/20180302183829/https://www.dirtyolbc.co.nz/community/topic/265-setting-the-keyless-entry-beeping-door-handle-thing/ = Posted 25 August 2010 - 11:28 AM @boostin To check if your vehicle has this function, lift the drivers door handle when locked. If it beeps, then you're in business. This will work even if the remote is not, 1. Select a four-digit code number - avoid 0 since it requires 10 pulls on the handle to represent 0. 2. Turn on ignition and open driver�s door. 3. Lift and hold outer handle for longer than 5 seconds - buzzer gives long beep - this means the system is waiting for a new code. 4. Lift and lower handle the number times for your first number - wait for single beep. 5. Repeat second, third, and fourth numbers - now the system will start beeping � it is requesting you to confirm the code number. 6. Repeat steps 4 and 5. 7. When the second series of code numbers matches the first series - a long beep will sound to tell you the code has been registered. Now test it � lower your drivers door window, turn off ignition, and lock the door. Now try your code on the outer door handle and you should hear the car unlock. NOTE If the wrong code is used five times the system shuts down for five minutes. If the battery is disconnected for longer two hours the code will be erased and will require new programming. and Posted 22 November 2011 - 5:29 AM @666SubSpeed Keyless entry on a car made pre 90s! just shows how awesome subarus are. ok so a step by step guide on how to do it. from memory so correct me if I'm wrong or miss a step. 1 open drivers door and lock it. 2 insert key into ignition and turn to second position. ( past acc but not starting it) 3 pull and hold drivers door handle till it beeps (should be a long beep)then release. 4 enter first digit of code you want by pulling handle quickly then wait for a short beep. ie 4=pull and release 4 times 5 enter second, third and fourth numbers by doing the same waiting for the short beep in between each number. it should beep twice to say you have completed the set up. Important!!! remove key from ignition before closing door in case it locks your keys in. with keys in hand close and lock door and test it to make sure it works properly. I have heard of some cars missing the beeper ( it gets caught and ripped off by the window mechanism) I think it will still work you just have to pause for a couple of seconds where it should beep but im not sure of this
  13. got any pix of ya van? so far there's not much to go on eh
  14. Bump : how good are the "old" DIY threads! even better when the images still work ❤️ and yeah Love the update to twin straps
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