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if you wan't to see how the water is entering add a colour to the water then you will be able to trace the colouring to the entry point.

rebuild would be the go nice clean up of the internals and no timing belts every 80,000 plus

vincentvega wrote:not a lpot of internet coverage out there? or you having too much fun

after having a look at the route their taking probably both

sounds like a good reason to take a drive trip to the snow and try it out me thinks

revmax wrote:Far out Alang that Brumby needs some lovin

last owner drove her to the ground. i am trying to make her nice again limited funds and a new learning curve first subie to play with, so shouldn't be to long just been replacing missing parts and and broken one's

is it the old type gas or the new gas. i went to get my toyota liteace van come camper re gassed and got told its the old gas and need to replace the some of the parts in the system to be able to have aircon again

steptoe wrote:Then there is the Forkit or Walkit B&S sticker

sounds like the NRNR sticker some one made once

Well i now know that the hand brake works of the front wheels http://i1242.photobucket.com/albums/gg522/Alan_Gillanders/2012-07-04143232.jpg and this is what a disc looks like after sitting for 5 years not being driven http://i1242.photobucket.com/albums/gg522/Alan_Gillanders/2012-07-04143223.jpg wi...

fitted lens on indicator light thanks Les and Carl. rewired driver side front parker light and replaced bulbs with LED ones placed her on stands and started replacing lower ball joints and fixing driver side cv inner boot if it stops raining

same thumder039
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try a compression test to see if its low could have a burnt valve check the oil tube for compression escaping and cylinder for noise could be letting the compression out by a cracked ring or piston

Gone the same style as the SJR lift from the US? My personal concern with that setup is that it's just a piece of C section, but I guess if the steel is thick enough and of good quality it shouldn't be an issue. Looking forward to what you do with the front end ;) Cheers Bennie yes same concerns wo...

I'm not sure if many of you remember my job http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v284/toonga/P1310022.jpg that was my job until my last holiday when I trained another guy to do it and when I got back, it was decided by the TPTB's that I would be better at something else WTF???? so this is my new offic...

over the weekend I fitted front exhaust from an l series with catalic converter, cause it had no cat fitted. Removed oil filter and fitted another which I had "prepared earlier"fitted new o rings and gasket. Oil pump is easy to do with radaitor removed Flushed the coolant system and filled with fre...

The last job i had was driving trucks carting steel from Newcastle to Sydney and all over the state with the odd trip to Melbourne. this is one of the prime movers i use to drive has a cat 500hp rated for B double work the other prime movers having sleepers for country trips and interstate trip main...

their is two available on ebay if someone on the forum hasn't got one for sale http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/SUBARU-EJ22-ENGINE-/320930751650?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4ab8f6a4a2#ht_500wt_1413 http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/SUBARU-LIBERTY-1996-EJ22-2-2L-ENGINE-/140779478185?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Acces...

you needed some bags of cans and some copper wire to do aby good with the trip

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you can find a electronic copy here:D

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looks good i liked the way you just swapped parts to get the lift, next generation of subbies for when all the L wagons are gone or to hard to find parts for

also check the fuse under the dash hasn't been shorted out and popped