Steve

welcome to the subaru Owners Club Check for oil leaks, check for camshaft seals, front seals etc. make sure its had all the servicing as possible. Cleaner the history the better

register with these guys http://www.247spares.co.uk/subaru They hunt the parts for you... i have used them before and got some cheap parts before

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she looks great .. good luck with the sale

I always found Jem to be pretty good

Hi and welcome to the club :) mid life crisis are great.. having one myself LOL

Hi Mate Let us know how you get on and if you can make put some pics up if you can happy xmas!

Thats good news mate.. wallet can now relax :)

Hi mate Welcome to the Subaru Owners Club Much better off with a scobby than an M5 :)

probably not just changing the back box, what sort of budget do you have?

Welcome to the Subaru Owners Club best bet would be to get it stright on to a diagnostics machine and see whats going on. Did you buy it from a garage?

Hi mate Welcome to the Subaru Owners Club Please feel free to share your pics of your scooby mate I also passed my test 23 years ago and had a MkII Escort ;)

Welcome to the Subaru Owners Club mate She looks a real Beauty in the photos, thanks for sharing have you tried http://www.scoobyparts.com/ for parts?

She should fit straight in mate. Ive never tried it but i cannot see why not

Welcome to the new Subaru Owners Club mate :) She's a real beauty mate

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hey mate great share, thanks! Welcome to the Subaru Owners Club :)

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definatly get it changed for peace of mind mate

On our facebook page Anthony Porter wrote: You'll need to get it up on a ramp to check which bearing is going. They're also not that easy to change tbh. Pretty sure you'll need to press them in. Call into a Subaru dealer and ask them for the part number, alternatively there's a few sites which show Subaru part numbers, such as: http://opposedforces.com/parts/ https://www.facebook.com/SubaruOwners

Hi mate, welcome to the Subaru Owners Club I recommend u get the cambelt checked first, then if it looks old then get it sorted asap.

Welcome to the club mate.. post some pics when u get the chance :)

she's looking nice mate.. welcome to the club