Re: hey - Spam
No Tom, It was not you. Tom Moderator
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Tom Shiels
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#63698
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low voltage to crank sensor
i have 2.5 2007 imprezia engine in 84 westy. car ran great then went to limp home mode. sub dealer code read crankshaft sensor. replaced sensor no improvement. found that ecu was only putting out 1
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henrydanziger
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#63697
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Re: [Syncro] Syncro 's Tranny Pop out at 4th after rebuild
Boon..Replace the 4th gear set and the 3/4 slider and generally the problem will go away...You can tweak the little springs on the detents, but its a temporary solution. Also if you have the little
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Daryl Christensen <daryl@...>
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#63696
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Re: Syncro 's Tranny Pop out at 4th after rebuild
I have had this problem with at least 3 syncro transmissions. It seems the taper roller bearings at the end of both the mainshaft and countershaft get wear and allow excess play. This allows the two
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Donny Lang
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#63695
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Re: hey - Spam
Hi Tom - Is this email referring to me? If so, why am I being deleted? All I ever do is read the messages, I don't even post. Tom Dueck To: subaruvanagon@... From: tom@... Date:
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Tom Dueck
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#63694
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Re: hey - Spam
Member will be informed and Deleted from group. Tom Moderator
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Tom Shiels
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#63693
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Syncro 's Tranny Pop out at 4th after rebuild
Hi All, First of all , sorry for my writing skill in English , I'm Thai. After 2nd of rebuilding my syncro's tranny, the 4th still pop-out. The 1st time of rebuilding was because the lever ( the one
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Hanniboon
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#63692
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Re: injector firing order
absolutely. it's Seqential EFI. each injector pair of wires must go to the correct injector at the correct cylinder. on the 2.2's I've reversed the engine harness on .. very easy ..only had to change
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Scott Daniel - Turbovans <ScottDaniel@...>
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#63691
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injector firing order
I know I asked this before, but I can't find that post I'm reversing the engine harness, do I have to keep the injectors on the same order?
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luissenye
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#63690
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Re: Late model low mileage engines from Gundies in WA state?
To all: You can use an 08 no problemo (if it's a Forester you can use the harness BUT with an Impeza ECM, DON'T use a Impreza harness!!! The pin position are all changed), but use an 06-07 Impreza
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poussinnoir
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#63689
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Re: Late model low mileage engines from Gundies in WA state?
Paul, SO sorry, I just realize it was you!!!!!!!!!! Contact me in private please!!!!!!!
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poussinnoir
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#63688
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Re: Late model low mileage engines from Gundies in WA state?
08 are CAN-BUS, be very careful here. Are you ready to deal with anti thief system, digital speed sensor signal? Be VERY careful. Trust me on this one. You CAN use an 08 engine but not the FI wiring
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poussinnoir
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#63687
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Re: Late model low mileage engines from Gundies in WA state?
Paul I got my engine from there with all the bits needed for the conversion. Kirk from north Westy gets allot of engines from there. So yes they are very familiar with vanagon Subaru conversions.
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Mike Zwack
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#63686
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Re: Late model low mileage engines from Gundies in WA state?
Are those throttle-by-wire engines ? Given a choice.. I'd say a throttle cable engine is a nicer beast. generally, no junkyard is ever allowed to supply every single part and all of them undamaged.
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Scott Daniel - Turbovans <ScottDaniel@...>
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#63685
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Re: Late model low mileage engines from Gundies in WA state?
I'd suggest working with John Lemley from Gaston, Oregon. He's familiar with the conversion and the necessary donor parts, has fair prices, and usually has a fair assortment of engines available.
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Brent Weide
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#63684
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Late model low mileage engines from Gundies in WA state?
I'm starting a conversion soon in Colorado. I plan on using an 08-10 low mileage 2.5 engine. I'm having a little trouble finding one locally at a decent price. On www.car-part.com I notice a bunch of
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Paul Guzyk
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#63683
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Conversion complete, a couple of Q's: High idle, vacuum routing
Hi all, First I would like to thank everyone who helped me along the way here when I had questions. My install went well and the RMW kit was well worth the money. My engine is a 99 2.2 from a non
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Todd
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#63682
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Re: Exhaust by Vanaru
I fabbed both my conversions exhausts from mild steel tubing, 1st one was in 2002. No problems,one is 10 yrs old, but I do rub and spray them twice a year with peanut oil. Peanut oil somehow seems to
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bcoe8622
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#63681
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Re: Exhaust by Vanaru
Yes, I've seen that too, the first stainless headers from smallcar were fairly good material and I've seen several last for a long time like yours. The quality of the material has gone downhill and
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Hans Achter
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#63680
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Re: Exhaust by Vanaru
After only 12K miles and numerous repairs to my SC header, I replaced it with a Vanaru header. The fit and finish were exceptional. Unlike the SC header which did not bolt up easily, the Vanaru header
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Scott
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#63679
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