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Old 02-11-2006, 05:01 PM
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Unhappy driven wheel

There are two things that are giving me great misery. One is the valve cover gaskets on my svx and the second one that is the main pain is the driven wheel on the speedometer shaft. Is there a business that sell the material that you can make the valve cover gasket out of (looks like o-ring material)and how big of a job is it to replace the driven wheel on the speedometer shaft. Help.
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Old 02-11-2006, 06:12 PM
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The driven gear, I've been through.

I thought I would be able to get to it through the front differential without removing the transmission. It turned out impossible to do... And believe me, I tried!

I ended up having to take it to Subaru. They have to remove the transmission, and set it on a bench to replace those little plastic like gears (as a set). They then of course re-install the tranny.

They charged me $990 to include the two gears. Since the labor is so intensive, they obviously suggested replacing them both, which I of course did. I think both gears cost like a 20 spot.

If anyone could pull off replacing the gears without removing the tranny, it would be Tomssvx. If he doesn't rhyme in, I would PM him. I myself could NOT pull it off after extreme effort to reach them through the differential.
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Old 02-11-2006, 07:34 PM
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Is there a business that sell the material that you can make the valve cover gasket out of (looks like o-ring material)
You can get the premade valve cover gaskets from Subaru for about $15, not sure that i can recall anybody trying to make their own....

I do seem to recall people "making" the rubber grommets that hold the valve cover on...

edit: I forgot about the inner seals around the spark plug holes, so you looking about $27 per side
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Old 02-12-2006, 11:22 PM
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Do you need the small gear or the big ring gear for the speedo?? If it is the big ring gear, it is possible to do without removing the trans. You need to be very mechanically inclined to do it though

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Do you need the small gear or the big ring gear for the speedo?? If it is the big ring gear, it is possible to do without removing the trans. You need to be very mechanically inclined to do it though

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Love, its what makes a Subaru. Love this thread going to do the same asap on mine, speedo shaft broke, after speedo sensor seizing.
will be done in the car, just like when i did the dirven gear drive gearon my legacy when it burned up. At least that one is cable driven and no shaft replacement. All of this wil be done with it still in the car. trust me it was pretty hard in the Legacy, this will be similar i am up for it.
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You can get the premade valve cover gaskets from Subaru for about $15, not sure that i can recall anybody trying to make their own....

I do seem to recall people "making" the rubber grommets that hold the valve cover on...

edit: I forgot about the inner seals around the spark plug holes, so you looking about $27 per side
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