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Old 07-12-2011, 12:23 AM
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Re: Timing belt info

I do understand the sentiment.

Depends on your idea of "special tools". The crank pulley needs a 22mm socket and a breaker bar helps. Other than that you just need regular mechanic tools. You'll also need a vice to compress the timing belt tensioner. There was a thread a while back just on getting the dang crank pulley bolt off.

The ebay timing belt and pulley kit will suffice, but I prefer the subaru OEM waterpump. The gaskets and seals and stuff should also be pretty cheap from subaru. subaruparts.com and 1stsubaruparts.com are good sources, even if they do take a while to ship sometimes. Auto parts stores don't have proper pre-bend coolant hoses, but they should have the accessory belts.

I'll look around and see if there's a nice how-to around here somewhere. If there's not one there should be.
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