Questions & Answers for: Subaru front foot

...foot bungee cord. Black is ideal, but a color that complements your bike/kayak/whatever is nice too. Wrap it around the front crossbar about 10 or so times, (at least enough to get it semi-tight ...

...front of car place a multimeter into where the 4 wires enter. between pin 1 (nearest to you) and pin 2 when the throttle is closed (no foot on the gas) it should read 5volts if not losen the 2 screws ...

...front of car place a multimeter into where the 4 wires enter. between pin 1 (nearest to you) and pin 2 when the throttle is closed (no foot on the gas) it should read 5volts if not losen the 2 screws ...

front and rear, any ideas? Somtimes if you turn the steering wheel slowly and your foot is on the brake it will vibrate. Car runs well, takes off like a jet. 2007 thousand miles on the body, 115000 on

...front hub bearings ...gotta pull the axle out and the brakes apart...there is a pair of roller bearings inside the hub which the outside cv axle rides on..do get the axle nut back to 160 foot lb with ...

...front or back. this allows the power to be sent to the wheel that is spinning thus leaving one stranded in a foot of snow that my 78 vette can drive threw like its not there. the vette has a limited ...

...cold in my area, my car has been making a grinding noise when i take my foot off the gas pedal, while the car is in gear. you need to look at replacing the front axle sounds like you have bad u ...

...the catalytic converter. The ECM is located Under the carpet in the passenger front foot-well area. The circuits are located between the two. Please also Review this article: What Else Could Be

...foot all the way down on the gas and it still moves slowly. It can eventually speed up and hold the speed but it takes a long time. Also, every time I shift, it does the same thing. I recently have ...

...front foot wells on the interior during wet weather here in the Northeast with winter approaching. How do I unplug or fix? I would assume they got blocked and have rotted, thus allowing water into ...