Can't find indicator relay on 92subaru legacy 5speed wagon

Did you check #14 Maxi fuse under hood? Check 1 bulb to make sure it's good, over my career I've seen too many cars come to my shop (Auto Electric) with all the lights burned out. After that I see a relay but you tested it did you swap it with another? That relay looks to be located next to the Maxi fuse. Do this unplug the relay then jumper battery positive into the Green/Yellow if it goes replace relay if not look at the switch check the Green/Yellow and Black/White they should both have battery positive voltage enough to light a regular test light if yes. Replace the switch. I hope this helps. Take care.

The thermostat valve goes toward the radiator hose.

The relay should be behind the dashboard and accessible from underneath it. It is a 4 pole relay and blue and white colored. It is next to a silver/white relay to help identify it.

Hi yes had same problem it was the plug that sits under the rear seat that supplys power to the fuel pump it had got hot and was charred inside, just cut it out and soldered wires together and fixed prob hope it helps

all 5spd from legacy legacy gt outback will fit from 96-2002 they have same gear ratio you will have to change over mounts and speed sensor

I do believe that from 95 to 99 are direct fit replacement seats. The seats may vary in options but should bolt right in. Good luck and have a great day.

pay close attention to the fuel filter as this is a common symptom and sign of blockage and poor fuel delivery....replace fuel filter

I would go straight to the starter solenoid connector(under spare tire) and check for 12v signal while turning the key. If there are 12volts present with key in start...replace starter motor. This is the most probable and fastest way to check you no crank condition.Realy is under dash,driver side in the event you want to access that.

Hello jamesthomasd, my name is JShreader. Thank you for choosing fixya.com.

The Thermostat Opening Temperature for your 1993 Subaru Legacy Wagon F4-2.2L SOHC is 173°F.

I hope this helps you. If you have any more questions or need any more diagrams, please don't hesitate to ask...Thanks again, JShreader!

did try the junk yard or the web sites on here