200,000 miles!
Hit 200,000 miles on the odometer today, at around 2:30PST. I can finally say my engine is broken in.
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Here's to another 200k
Congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'll have 95k by the end of the month
:D B.C. :D |
Congratulations Vern! I'm gaining on you. You've now entered the "Doug Mohr Memorial 200K Club." :D
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That is great! I am on my way also with 146k at this time.
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ah! leet-speak! Make it stop!
Or.. should I say @4 |33+-5p3@|<! /\/\@|<3 17 570p! |
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Do people who are actually leet speak leet speak? :D Lwin |
Congrats Vern. I wonder if Subaru hads a badge similar to Mercedes, et al.
Hmmm...leet speak....*memo to self - vote against any further education tax increases. apparently the money isn't helping.* ;) |
Congratulations.
Boy oh boy, I'm gonna have to start making some cross country trips. There are quite a few of you catching up on me. 218,000 now, 6 weeks till the 10th meet. That's about 5333 miles a week to hit 250K by Lafeyette!! Remember, its always better to have a "Broken In" SVX than a "Broken" SVX. Doug |
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Lwin |
<<Can I break into your SVX?>>
Not any more :D I reprogrammed it Friday. Doug |
My '97 LSi is still in its infancy. It only has 43,000 miles on the odo.
Larry III |
LOL congrats on hiting the 200,000 mile mark yea i would think it be broken in ,, hmm myabe do another 200,000 it should be good and worn in bye then LOL
best of luck james s |
wow, and here I thought I was special w/ 100K. That's pretty amazing.
Out of curriousity, what have you had to replace durring your 200K quest |
Off the top of my head...
- 2 oxygen sensors - 1 EGR valve - 1 TPS (reason behind 1 of the O2 sensors and the EGR valve falure) - 1 rim (hit a large stone on the freeway, took me only 3 hours to find a replacement! :) ) - 1 power steering pump (kind of my fault for it failing) - 1 set of head gaskets - 1 transmission (Damaged while racing an AMG Benz from LA to Irvine. Replaced before anything actually failed. Transmission cooler installed afterwards, and no trouble since.) - 2 batteries (1 replaced with a sealed gel when I relocated battery to the trunk) - BILLYUNS of rear wheel bearings, most of them on the passenger side - 1 front wheel bearing, each side - 1 muffler - 1 exhaust resonator (removed and replaced with a section of pipe) - 3 airbox filters (I am on my 2nd K&N. Sometimes it is easier to replace than to clean) - 1 fuel filter - All four shocks/struts - 1 set of rear brake rotors - BILLYUNS of brake pads. - 1 set of engine mounts (Those jackrabbit starts are so addictive) - 2 sets of front brake rotors (soon to be 3 sets) - 2 radio antenna masts (Trying to impress someone and ended up breaking it. Twice. In exactly the same way.) That is all I can think of off the top of my head. |
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