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No worries mate I knew it would come in handy some time, you may just be able to do away with the pipe on the left as the right hand one looks long enough to bend round onto the top of the block.

Oof ! Have you shopped around yet ? Tyres from asda (believe it or not) were nearly 20 quid cheaper a corner than ats !

Check the pollen filter may be Covered in rubbish too

If they'd have been available last month i'd have got them do look like an all round option

If your gonna spend big money ap all the way

Should look a bit like this I guess you can just detach the one and feed the other into the top of the block

Did you buy the cross climates then dave ?

There should be two one in and one out, I suppose you could get a connector and a length of new hose and loop it so it misses the cabin all together ??

Best off deleting your number once gem has txt. Please bare in mind the whole forum is viewable by the public and we wouldn't want any freaks calling you at all hours, best of using the private message option in future [emoji51]

Hello, not heard of this before but doesn't mean it's not an issue, is it the internal fans or the ones next to the radiators ?

Hi mate, not entirely sure as there should be a crank angle sensor under there at 90° to the top of the block, possibly red plug if I remember correctly, can you get a pic up ? I've moved into the engine section should get a better response there [emoji3]

Good job mate, I tried martin but he was busy and I forgot to call back

Not too sure about that Is the key i'd on the sales receipt ? What alarm do you have fitted ?

It's relatively easy bit quite fiddly and much easier with another pair of hands,hardest thing is getting it all back together as the car needs to be sat on its wheels when your tightening it all up. may as well upgrade the droplinks at the same time as the stock ones will probably flex loads with a bigger bar on, I'd go for the 22mm rear bar from whitleine l, put this on a couple of months back and it's made the world of difference.

Some chap was asking for a standard classic the other day, I'll see if I can dig post out

I'd go 22mm rear bar, ally droplinks, then either lowering springs or coil overs the anti lift kit is worthwhile too.

Are you planning on tracking the car ? If not I'd just do the rear anti roll bar, droplinks all round and shocks, upping both bars can make it a bit unpleasant on the road 24mm rear bar on the road is too much in my opinion

I find that brake cleaner is useful to clean ally bits you can't get at easily . Not had any adverse effects yet [emoji55]

Have a search mate, there's a couple of recent ones with people's choices

Ah boo, easiest way is to remove plugs & leads remove airbox, battery & washer bottle and loosen engine mounts then jack the engine up to gain access, there are a few other bits to remove aswell but that's the bones of it Www.importcarparts.co.uk your best bet, if your struggling or can't find it on the site give them a call they should have it

No worries mate, do you have an independent subaru specialist ? A main dealer would probably have your eyes out for this as it's simple enough, but access and the bits you have to remove are time consuming

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Can you post up a pic of the offending item, the complex wizardry of the twin turbo set up baffles me

Hundred quid roughly for a garage to do it, about 50-60 diy, to be honest it's worth paying somone as it's a pig. That's the half moon that accompanies the cam cover gasket, they get hot and brittle and eventually perish. At least it looks like something simple

Works for me, bit hit and miss though