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I originally bought these parts for a project that will never happen. Plus some bits that are surplus and wasting space. All of these items have not been used by me and the descriptions I provide are those I was given when I bought all this fun stuff. Items are sold as is. MICROTECH This ecu is able...

L series EA82T "SPIDER" MANIFOLD! Complete, one fuel line has been squashed, easy repair. Includes injectors. RARE item $150 Electric sunroof, suits flat roof. Glass slides between head liner and roof when open. Pretty sure it is complete, never used this as I have the high roof. Electrics definite...

I'm not certain but I think the ABS and traction control both use the abs sensor on the drive shaft.
Hopefully a wire has come loose or wasn't attached properly during install. Maybe the wiring is too short after the lift and needs extending like the brake lines sometimes do?
Best of luck!

I'll bet it will be near aerostart's competitor - Start Ya Bastard.

Looking good!
Glad there were no problems with the kit. Nice leggy girl you have there!

Thanks for the pic, I still have about 10 threads left on my half of the bolt so shouldn't be too much left in there. Checking it out, the left hand thread rod we have at work isn't any smaller than the bolt so can't use it unfortunately. The bolt shop might be the trick though. Mind you, we probabl...

Just had a thought, we have some left hand threaded rod at work. In the past I have needed a tap to cut or clean threads and have heat treated a bolt after cutting grooves through the thread. Making a rudimentary but functional tap. I could make a left hand thread tap from a length of it. Drill the ...

Thanks guys! Too right about the cold spray, I'd forgotten about that. Would the first aid stuff for burn treatment do the trick? I only sounded so dejected before as recently the optical crank angle sensor went in the dizzy and I only just got it running again on friday. (BIG thanks to vhr32 for po...

I hope so Bennie! Not sure an easyout will work though, it is a pretty large bolt to snap. I have used them before but not sure it will have the grip/strength to pull this bolt. Might let an expert have a shot at that job. I've snapped an easyout before. Bloody passion-fingers... seems I am forever ...

Dibs it is! :) The pulley came loose on the way home, (yeah, weird), so I backed off the alternator to loosen the belts and tightened the pulley back up. Not properly though it seems, the pulley was not fully tight even though the bolt was. Drove the 500m home and noticed then that it wasn't tight e...

Soooo, I have managed to snap the crank pulley bolt in my L series (EA82T). Is this engine now history? Anybody heard of anyone successfully pulling a snapped bolt out of a crankshaft? Not expecting this to go well at all. sigh Is it feasible to split the crankcase to replace the crank without pulli...

Thanks Aaron, I do enjoy my tinkering and I'm just glad you like them! First Outback kit I have done so as long as there aren't any silly errors with the dimensions I'll just be stoked to know that they fit and correct the camber properly. Let me know how the alignment goes when you have it fitted. ...

Too cool, thanks Cam.
Had to be something simple like that!
Cheers

I realise there is a for sale template, I just don't know how to get my ad to a mod for approval.
Any help?
Cheers

Thanks guys,
I'd forgotten to check this for a while!
Could be a nice setup.
Cheers.

Could you check how wide the main rails ended up, outside to outside?
I don't know of one to check dimensions off.

Did it seem like the shocks could be used too?
Thanks.

Found it!
Really shouldda searched straight up, I'd only remembered the one I'd seen on ebay.
Too good.

Cool, yours must have been one of the ones I've seen. Kinda like the novelty of it. Trying to work out what I should claim the weight rating of the axle assembly would be for rego if I did this. Building a boat trailer and tempted to go this way. Gonna have to look for any threads about your trailer...

I've seen a couple of trailers online that use MY suspension setup. I think it is the rear torsion bar setup? Never really looked at it to be honest.
Only ruminating over it at the moment but does anyone know the load rating of the rear axles on these?
Cheers.

+2
Be there with bells on!
I'll bring along a mate (passenger) who is keen to raise his lowered Gen1 Lib wagon for offroad fun, get him hooked onto the idea properly.