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12 April 2007, 08:29 PM
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newbie here
hi guys.
only had my scooby for 1month only drove it a few times coz of an oil leak i took it to a garage and he reckons i need a crankshaft rebuild £1500 im gutted,cant believe how expensive it is.iv bought a lemon boo hoo
only had my scooby for 1month only drove it a few times coz of an oil leak i took it to a garage and he reckons i need a crankshaft rebuild £1500 im gutted,cant believe how expensive it is.iv bought a lemon boo hoo
, best of luck
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12 April 2007, 09:12 PM
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Got a 93 myself mate, got her over 2 years ago and on my second engine.
they are great and worth the money. after time and speaking to lads on
here u work out whats worth buying and whats not.
next engine will be done by API
Stick with it mate its well worth it
they are great and worth the money. after time and speaking to lads on
here u work out whats worth buying and whats not.
next engine will be done by API
Stick with it mate its well worth it
12 April 2007, 09:27 PM
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i'd take it to one of the subaru specialist on here mate or someone who knows subaru's, it might not be that bad. good luck anyway, and wellcome 
never mind its worth it.
12 April 2007, 10:09 PM
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As scoobychrissy said take it to a scooby specialist (look on here for recommendations).
Ask the garage why it needs a rebuild from an oil leak then speak to someone like David at Welcome to the API website as he knows what he's doing (i don't think i've ever seen any complaints about his work)
Ask the garage why it needs a rebuild from an oil leak then speak to someone like David at Welcome to the API website as he knows what he's doing (i don't think i've ever seen any complaints about his work)
12 April 2007, 10:10 PM
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mate i'd take the advice of scoobycrissy on this one. cant really see how they could know u need a new crank from an oil leak.
common thing on the early scooby's is the cam seals going.
just throwing a thought at you and i'm prob wrong but could it be that or something similar?
i dont know it all but will help if i can mate
common thing on the early scooby's is the cam seals going.
just throwing a thought at you and i'm prob wrong but could it be that or something similar?
i dont know it all but will help if i can mate
13 April 2007, 07:06 AM
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welcome fella. unfortunate news regards the crank. can i ask whereabouts your based in the country? plenty of specialists dotted around, and if you gave us a rough location, could point you in the right direction.
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14 April 2007, 06:32 AM
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give jason a call at scoobybits
ScoobyBits | Subaru Specialists // New & Used Parts // Repairs & Servicing or 01709 555155
hes a subaru guru, and his prices are very reasonable too. im always there with my uk classic.
plus i can guarantee £2000+vat wont be his price either
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ScoobyBits | Subaru Specialists // New & Used Parts // Repairs & Servicing or 01709 555155
hes a subaru guru, and his prices are very reasonable too. im always there with my uk classic.
plus i can guarantee £2000+vat wont be his price either
andy
Last edited by chocolate_o_brian; 14 April 2007 at 06:33 AM. Reason: hes based in rotherham ny the way so not a million miles away
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