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Still here, present & accounted for. Mostly check new posts nearly every day. Still a great source of information which is good, as the Brumby I bought always has issues. Don't post often unless I have something significant to add.

Never have I had the need to remove the crankshaft pulley to fit an oil pump on an EA81, have replaced 4 so far.
Sure, removing the pulley would make it easier, but from my experience it can easily be fitted with a little patience.

steptoe wrote:or designed to get you back in on the forum ??

I have always been active in the forum up to the point of posting comments. Every time I have some valid point to add I am overwhelmed by the relentless posts by our local Forum Terrorist!!......now let me think....what's his name.........Steptoe:)

Same thing just happened to me. Obviously somebody celebrating Chinese New Year......must be how they get their jollies!!!!!!!!!
Wish they would just stick to their fireworks!!

I placed the hacksaw cuts opposite each other, knocked out half a shell then the other using FBH & steel pin punch. No, they don't come out easily.

^^^^^^ I agree with steptoe.


I had exactly the same issues with my Brumby when first purchased.
Problems were the vacuum advance diaphragm had a hole in it, & the centrifugal advance mechanism was seized/broken springs.

I used the Superpro SPK3005 kit, Pressed it in myself using a 100mm bench vice - no prob at all :) BTW this kit is available on an Ebay store for around $50. See my pics on my thread: http://ausubaru.com.au/showthread.php?t=24315&highlight=rear+diff J. Thanks, if they press in that easy I shouldn't...

That's interesting, I tried chasing up a Nolathane from local parts shop & was told they don't exist:(.
Thanks for the pic. & idea, If I have trouble pushing it in will cut in half & press both sides in with a bench vice. Once it is all bolted up it cant go anywhere!

OK, Thanks, so I guess the whole diff has to be lowered. The 19mm bolts on end of moustache bar definitely looks the easiest option, was very reluctant to remove 2 bolts on back of diff, look to be PITA to realign. Will get it done over the weekend. I also had difficulty sourcing polyurethane ones, ...

Hi All, According to workshop manuals I have read, to replace the diff mount bush (pinion mount bush), it only requires the mounting bracket to body & bracket retaining bolts to be removed. Lowering the diff (supported by trolley jack of course) will provide enough clearance for the bracket to be re...

FROG already has 100 % POSITIVE FEEDBACK.
Is also a PLATINUM POWER SELLER!!!!!
& also gone above & beyond the call of duty to keep me on the road.!!
FIVE STARS all the way.

The thermo sensor switch on my brumby failed about a month ago. It seemed to have the reverse effect, the thermo fan was running constantly. Works fine now after a new one was fitted.

Hahaha too funny:D:D:D:D:D I just choked on my coffee!!!!

Hi Muz, my brumby fuel gauge was doing the same thing, like it since I bought it. Seemed to fix itself after I slammed into a wombat, so am reasonably certain it was the sender in my case. Expensive exercise to diagnose the fault though:(

Hi Steptoe, you're not having much luck with your e-communication. By the way, did you have any more luck importing your pizzas?

I agree, just looks like a mistake to me. Phishing would be encouraging you to respond in some way, or provide more info that could be used (not unless you are interested in the free coupons), or inviting you to click on an attachment, too easy to spot. Friend of mine had his gmail account hacked in...

$22 is great value, only if that includes anchovies & delivery. Just reheat in oven mmmmm. yummy.

The reluctor looks to be fitted correct to me, unless mine has been installed upside down also.
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steptoe wrote:Nice find , there is a big BUT, being that the nintendo deviate forgot to add that they came off a FWD Vortex not a 4WD or AWD so suits FWD MY or L only unless you are a clever dude and can machine drums down to a hub to hold disc rotor etc

HAHA & yes the drums need a bit of work..

I have been watching that stealbay listing, seller does state-not for 4WD vehicle-