Hello Again,
Surely somebody out there knows where the flasher relay is on my '91 Legacy,
right?  This is my third post, will somebody please answer...please.  Thank
you.

To get rid of my 2004 Civic Si, whose ride was too harsh for my 71-year-
old bones, I swapped it for a 2005 Accord for my wife so I could grab her
2003 Forester with manual transmission.
The Forester is quite as much fun to drive as the Civic Si, and more

My 96 OBW with 178k miles overheats.  When I start it up I hear liquid
"gurgling" behid the dash.  I find anti-freeze spilled around the
radiator cap.  I just replaced the radiator cap.  Should I now be
flushing something else besides the radiator and should I install a 170

A few times in the recent past (it doesn't happen all of the time), I've
had a situation where I'd coldstart my 2000 OBW in the morning and it's
idle speed would be 3000rpm! Now this has happened a couple of times
despite the fact that it was sitting in a heated garage overnight. ...

I am buying a Legacy OBW 2000 which has 123K miles on it. That's an
average of 28,000 miles per year. Is such a high mileage (for a 5 year
old subaru) considered bad?

I need to change out the driver's side front axle.  Is there anything
special needed, other than a hydraulic press for the bearings, that a
home machanic should be aware of?  TIA

   I have an '05 Forester with a bit over 3K miles on the clock.
I drive about 60% secondary, and 40% highway.
With 4 fillups at the same station, and pump,  I average 25.6 mpg.

I recently acquired a very nice '85 GL 4X4 sedan.
The car has the EA82T (turbo) engine, power everything including the
factory sun-roof, and (alas) an automatic tranny. Factory cassette and
all speakers still sound good. Only has 66K miles on it, and aside

Hi all. Is there anyone of you significantly drove both a Mustang GT and
a WRX? I have a 96 GT and I'm thinking of changing it for a 02-04 WRX
Sedan. I live in Quebec and my Mustang is too stiff for our freaking
horrible roads. So is the WRX would ride smoother?

This car has the 1.8L engine.  The timing belt on the passenger side
stripped.  I replaced it, taking care to use the correct marks on the
flyweel; the three unlettered marks, and using the center one.  The
marks on the camshaft sprockets were lined up with the marks on the

We just bought a 1998 Forester S. It has 160,000, which I hope will not be a
big issue. It seems in very good condition, no rust which I can see and the
engine passed Pennsylvania emissions. It does seem to hesitate when
accelerating, although I am comparing it to a 2004 Forester ...

Folks,
Just bought a 2nd hand 1996 Subaru Legacy 250T. All seems to run very
nicely, however I have noticed that there seems to be a small amount of
smoke coming from the engine bay. Not a huge amount, but enough to see

Does anyone know how to do either or both?
Thanks.

I've bought a new Forester last August. I've seen some posts here
disparaging the tires. I'm pretty undemanding, so they work fine for me.
OTOH, I'm troubled by reports of them wearing out in 30,000 or fewer
miles.

Earlier today I revisited the repo show and found many many more subaru's
available.  Everything from the Outback Ltd Ed to the LL Beans to the
forresters and standard legacy's.  What attracted my attention was a 2002
Forrest green/titatium color Outback 5 spd manual.  The asking ...