Subaru

Not without producing a new ring gear and pinion gear to suit the changed tooth angles when it's flipped. These are made by www.subarugears.com

Yes! Use castrol synthetic oil and you'll all so get better performance and best of all better gas mileage! Don't forget to change the filter.

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Cracked head or blown headgaskets

It is the same as the timing belt. You have to take the front of the engine apart to the timing belts. I believe it is the belt closest to the block. When you replace the belt, make sure that the roller gear spins freely because it will tear the new belt apart if it seizes.

Subaru Technica International. WRX was just the model, guess it sounded aggressive enough for the beast they unleashed, maybe Impreza wasn't Imprezive enough...

It could be your tires, have them checked.

Yes, except they are belts and not chains and except for Justy because it is a 3 cylinder inline engine.

The standard one for anything below 200 Kw's.

i have this feeling that it could be in limp mode somne triggered the computer to put it in limp mode so just disconnect the battery for like a 24 hours to reset the computer and then just simply reconnect it , hope that helps

subaru wrx sti (stock) 's top speed is approx 280km/h.

got a sti jap import the abs light is on what do i look for to sort it

It depends on the model you are reffering to, most of them around 3,300 lbs.

Exhaust leak possibly...

some cars have a cut out switch which will stop the engine running after a collision.they are normally under the bonnet and can be reset by pushing the button down.however some cars will be immobilised by the on board computer and have to be reset by lap top depending on the manufacturer of the car

I got a 2005 Subaru Impreza, i live in NJ and im trying to turn on my car and wont turn on but all the light and dash board do. is it possible that the car is frozen?

It is in the fuse box under the hood (at least for the 1997 Subaru Legacy) Also for my 2007 Outback so you can assume that it is in the same place on most, if not all, modern Subarus.

because there is a fault with your car. get the code read by someone that has a code reader and get it fixed as it might cause damage to your engine.

Adam

www.aeautomotive.co.UK

Yes, if you get into the trunk or back of the station wagon, you have to find the plate that is held with on phillips screw. Remove that plate, then you will see five 8mm bolts. Remove them and pull the fuel gauge sending unit out enough to get your hose in there. Syphon away.

1-3-2-4

distributor rotor turns counter-clockwise

cylinder layout:

3 4

1 2

front of car

Yes it will fit but you need a Donor car for needed parts. The transmission will be needed because of the location of the starter. The Head pipe will be needed as well. Like I said, you need a donor car

Be sure to apply the brake before trying to shift out of park. If you apply the brake and the car still won't shift out of park, do not try to force it. The problem could be a failure of the mechanism that releases the shifter.

absolutely no where i have a 2006 and i cant find $hit, if you do please let me know all the girls laugh at me jacob@pensacolaprint.com

10 W-40 motor oil can be used in your Subaru, with a minor oil leak. The heavier oil will not hurt your engine and may slow down the leak.

left side headlights dim--why?