08/09 Hatches, Stand up and show yourselves!!!

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Dec 20, 2011 | 10:10 PM
  #6571  
wow rob im jealous of the engine bay!!!! thanks for that i will get the induction sorted! there's a few other bits in there that have inspired me too! cheers again!
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Dec 20, 2011 | 10:42 PM
  #6572  
Cheers mate.. I'm Trying to keep the black and white engine theme going, next stage is to have the intercooler pipes powder coated white, & paint the time belt cover white. Bigger turbo to compliment my forged engine & an ACT 6 Puck Paddle clutch..

The Secondary air pump system is mapped out of mine now so I can remove it and shed some weight.
Still loving the RaceRom map.
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Dec 21, 2011 | 01:07 PM
  #6573  
Rob is it a 1 year warranty with parts or 3 years
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Dec 21, 2011 | 06:45 PM
  #6574  
Genuine parts is usually 12 months
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Dec 21, 2011 | 07:12 PM
  #6575  
Cheers Rob
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Dec 23, 2011 | 10:13 AM
  #6576  
Can someone provide a list of part numbers for the following bits off the 2011 hatch as I'm very close to getting the 08 to 11 bumper swap done.

Bumper assy
Front grille assy
Fog Covers LH & RH
wheel arch liners LH & RH
Washer jet covers LH & RH

Cheers in advance.
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Dec 23, 2011 | 10:32 AM
  #6577  
Subaru Ireland have got back to me on front diff issue they said it is more likely Gearbox/Transmission windup could this be right? Do any other Subaru hatch owners have this problem?
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Dec 23, 2011 | 12:50 PM
  #6578  
What's up with the diff anway?
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Dec 23, 2011 | 01:23 PM
  #6579  
Cancel on the part number request. Sorted.
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Dec 23, 2011 | 06:47 PM
  #6580  
Quote: Cancel on the part number request. Sorted.
If you've now got all the relevant part numbers can you post them up for future reference? I have a feeling there could be a few people going down this route.

Cheers, Neil
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Dec 23, 2011 | 09:43 PM
  #6581  
Quote: Cheers mate.. I'm Trying to keep the black and white engine theme going, next stage is to have the intercooler pipes powder coated white, & paint the time belt cover white. Bigger turbo to compliment my forged engine & an ACT 6 Puck Paddle clutch..

The Secondary air pump system is mapped out of mine now so I can remove it and shed some weight.
Still loving the RaceRom map.
Hey rob have you removed the fog for better airflow or perhaps modified the grill? just dosnt look like it would get that much airflow down there.. defo agree that thats the place for it just wondering if i should do away with the fog and funnel some air sraight at the filter?? any ideas?
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Dec 24, 2011 | 12:53 PM
  #6582  
Quote: What's up with the diff anway?
Its is causing wheel slippage at full lock
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Dec 24, 2011 | 02:45 PM
  #6583  
Quote: Its is causing wheel slippage at full lock
All Imprezas do this you need to flick the diff into manual.
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Dec 24, 2011 | 04:50 PM
  #6584  
Quote: Hey rob have you removed the fog for better airflow or perhaps modified the grill? just dosnt look like it would get that much airflow down there.. defo agree that thats the place for it just wondering if i should do away with the fog and funnel some air sraight at the filter?? any ideas?
Re: air flow to the filter, I found that a small slot gives good flow to the under wing air filter and with the FMIC gives 1-2C AIT above ambient.
Some guy on NASIOC site removed the fog completely and found the inner arch lining blew onto the tyre during a track day, so it may be worth not making the vent too big.

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Dec 24, 2011 | 05:39 PM
  #6585  
Quote: All Imprezas do this you need to flick the diff into manual.
On a wrx I think not

sounds more like a center diff issue the silicon compound within the diff has failed so when you turn on full lock you get a skipping effect, also used to happen if the big **** circlip used to fall off to
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Dec 24, 2011 | 05:40 PM
  #6586  
Quote: Hey rob have you removed the fog for better airflow or perhaps modified the grill? just dosnt look like it would get that much airflow down there.. defo agree that thats the place for it just wondering if i should do away with the fog and funnel some air sraight at the filter?? any ideas?
Where my front fog cover is I removed the plastic from behind the mesh of it and opened a section of the front bumper up and ducted it up towards the filter
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Dec 24, 2011 | 05:41 PM
  #6587  
Quote: If you've now got all the relevant part numbers can you post them up for future reference? I have a feeling there could be a few people going down this route.

Cheers, Neil
57702FG211 FRONT BUMPER
57731FG150WU FRONT BUMPER COVER
57731FG160WU FRONT BUMPER COVER L
57731FG310WU FOG COVER R/H
57731FG320WU FOG COVER L/H
57731FG330 COVER TOW EYE
59110FG040 MUDGUARD FRHS
86636FG140WU COVER ASSY-LAMP WASHER
86636FG150WU COVER ASSY-LAMP WASHER
91121FG080 GRILLE
59110FG050 MUDGUARD FLHS
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Dec 24, 2011 | 05:47 PM
  #6588  
Quote: Subaru Ireland have got back to me on front diff issue they said it is more likely Gearbox/Transmission windup could this be right? Do any other Subaru hatch owners have this problem?
To be honest I've yet to see a front diff go on one of these cars.

Doesnt look like they know what there talking about.

as said in another reply just a couple of posts ago what used to happen assuming I have this correct is that when your turning your getting a skipping effect on the whole of the car like a clunk sorta thing.

The causes of this used to be as follows.

when the silicon compound structure within the center diff used to in effect heat up it causes a locking effect where as it drives the front wheels exactly the same speed as the rears even when turning a corner, Now when you turn your back wheels are still trying to push the car forward but yet your front wheels are trying to pull it at the same time causing it to give the effect of the AWD system winding itself up. now the compound in the diff if its had the wrong oil in can cause the silicon to go funny and lock up all of the time causing this issue as the circlip which retains the whole lot breaks off and ends up rattling on the shaft.

and the other issue was the circlip those have been known to break off but it wouldnt so much give you the same effect really.
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Dec 24, 2011 | 05:56 PM
  #6589  
Quote: 57702FG211 FRONT BUMPER
57731FG150WU FRONT BUMPER COVER
57731FG160WU FRONT BUMPER COVER L
57731FG310WU FOG COVER R/H
57731FG320WU FOG COVER L/H
57731FG330 COVER TOW EYE
59110FG040 MUDGUARD FRHS
86636FG140WU COVER ASSY-LAMP WASHER
86636FG150WU COVER ASSY-LAMP WASHER
91121FG080 GRILLE
59110FG050 MUDGUARD FLHS

Just to add to Rob's post, the suffix "WU" at the end of some part numbers indicates the item is pre-painted, in this case Satin White Pearl.

Other colour codes are:

EN - Dark Gray M
I4 - Plasma Blue Silica
NN - unpainted
PG - WR Blue Mica
RL - Lightning Red
TI - Spark Silver M
VW - Obsidian black Pearl

The one obviously not available here in the UK - "PG"
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Dec 24, 2011 | 06:29 PM
  #6590  
Quote: On a wrx I think not

sounds more like a center diff issue the silicon compound within the diff has failed so when you turn on full lock you get a skipping effect, also used to happen if the big **** circlip used to fall off to
Meant all impreza's with Dccd
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Dec 24, 2011 | 06:38 PM
  #6591  
Thanks Rob for all the info what I cannot understand is if the car is warm it won't do the skipping noise once they get it sorted I will let you know what it was thanks again.

Quote: To be honest I've yet to see a front diff go on one of these cars.

Doesnt look like they know what there talking about.

as said in another reply just a couple of posts ago what used to happen assuming I have this correct is that when your turning your getting a skipping effect on the whole of the car like a clunk sorta thing.

The causes of this used to be as follows.

when the silicon compound structure within the center diff used to in effect heat up it causes a locking effect where as it drives the front wheels exactly the same speed as the rears even when turning a corner, Now when you turn your back wheels are still trying to push the car forward but yet your front wheels are trying to pull it at the same time causing it to give the effect of the AWD system winding itself up. now the compound in the diff if its had the wrong oil in can cause the silicon to go funny and lock up all of the time causing this issue as the circlip which retains the whole lot breaks off and ends up rattling on the shaft.

and the other issue was the circlip those have been known to break off but it wouldnt so much give you the same effect really.
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Dec 24, 2011 | 07:01 PM
  #6592  
Quote: Meant all impreza's with Dccd
ahh yes thats perfectly normal on a DCCD Equipt impreza
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Dec 24, 2011 | 08:56 PM
  #6593  
thankyou stans and rob!
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Dec 27, 2011 | 06:43 PM
  #6594  
A sheering noise coming from under the car now I think the Diff complete knacker now does anybody know if this what happens when they go and no Subaru Dealer open over the Christmas
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Dec 27, 2011 | 09:31 PM
  #6595  
Quote: A sheering noise coming from under the car now I think the Diff complete knacker now does anybody know if this what happens when they go and no Subaru Dealer open over the Christmas
Ring Subaru assist mate and get it recovered to your dealer. subaru will sort you a hire car out F.O.C.

sounds like a bearing has collapsed in the box if its started to make a whining noise. this could be down to the other symptoms you've been having recently.
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Dec 27, 2011 | 10:12 PM
  #6596  
I will do Rob and I will keep you informed on what is the fault thanks for your help as always.

Quote: Ring Subaru assist mate and get it recovered to your dealer. subaru will sort you a hire car out F.O.C.

sounds like a bearing has collapsed in the box if its started to make a whining noise. this could be down to the other symptoms you've been having recently.
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Dec 28, 2011 | 11:50 AM
  #6597  
I investigate myself and there was a stone caught between rotor and back plate removed stone and ok now just over paniced because of the possible diff problem with my car.

Quote: I will do Rob and I will keep you informed on what is the fault thanks for your help as always.
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Dec 28, 2011 | 12:18 PM
  #6598  
Quote: I investigate myself and there was a stone caught between rotor and back plate removed stone and ok now just over paniced because of the possible diff problem with my car.
That old chestnut Glad it turned out not so serious
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Dec 28, 2011 | 04:36 PM
  #6599  
Guys, I've noticed that a few of you have tinted headlamps, what do you use? I'm after a very light tint... Also, is this legal / MOT friendly?

I'm going to be removing the bumper this weekend to test a faulty ballast, was thinking this is a good opportunity to tint the headlamps.

Thanks
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Dec 29, 2011 | 11:15 AM
  #6600  
just made up a vinyl with 50% printed black tint and fitted to headlight, same tint as rear lights

as its printed on a clear vinyl it lets 100% light thru
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