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Hi
Subaru legacy outback 1999 2.5 LHD. CH.NO: JF1BM9LJBXG007115
Where can I buy new or secondhand these parts. Seat belt most important
Rear passenger side seat belt.
Pair of speaker covers small mesh door type front
Logos for rear door LEGACY AWD OUTBACK
Thank you
Michael Lewin
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the only way you can do this is if you can identify the gear ratios from both cars with the transmission codes found on the strut tower plate.
see this list to check for matches, read it carefully its a ton of info subarugears narod ru
the biggest draw back that you will have to check first is the ratio of the diffs you want to change. If they are not the same but will fit then you will destroy the 3rd diff in the transmission from excessive use.
Yes, under the rear seat bottom on a sedan or behind the rear seat back on the panel under the carpet on the cargo area, right behind the seat back, screws hold the panel on, fuel pump right below it, easy to replace...I just did mine,1998 Legacy Wagon.
The private party retail book value based on 120000mi (just a guess) ranges anywhere from
$4700 (fair condition) to $5300 (good condition). Assuming it would cost $500 to replace the timing belt, you should probably deduct at least $1000 from the total since anyone buying the car would be buying it blind since they couldn't test drive it. If the motor is fine, it would be worth more to repair it than to get what you can as is.
I assume you've already worked the seat belt end back and forth with force. Did the belt move at all? Did you remove the rear seat bottom cusion from the car? That will give you additional leverage on the belt. If the belt twisted the last time it was used and then rolled up, you need to go to the dealer or an upholstery shop for help.
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