2000 Subaru Legacy L

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    I have a 2000 Subaru Legacy L. 149,xxx miles. Has some cosmetic damges, (dings, scratches, rock chips, etc), missing a inner fender. A/C works, Heat works, Cloth interior, Automatic transmission. Just had some maintenance done (list below). Asking $2500.00.

    Work performed:
    -Front pads
    -Front rotors
    -Front Left CV axle
    -Resurfaced heads
    -Head gaskets w/ head bolts
    -Timing belt w/ components
    -Water pump
    -Spark plugs
    -Spark plug wires
    -Exhaust/intake gaskets
    -Valve cover gaskets
    -Air filter
    -AT filter
    -Oil change

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    phone: (five zero seven)5one4-9zero33 Text/Call
     
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    I do have the other hubcap also.
     
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    I'm thinking $2000.00 now.
     
    Bnuts01, Sep 19, 2013
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    FUUUUuuuuu...

    don't suppose you're interested in dj gear? :D
     
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    haha sorry no thanks
     
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    Pmd
     
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    Whats up with the belt squeal?
     
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    i really don't want to ruin your ad here but that kind of sounds like a rod knock.
     
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    well not the squealing part but at the beginning with the motor shot.
     
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    dnice78: A/c was on, belt is not adjusted right.

    John Yang: Thanks for your $.02

    Valves were never adjusted while the heads were off. Put a stethoscope/screwdriver up to the right valve cover and you can tell the noise is from the valves. Killed each cylinder, noise doesn't get better or worse.
     
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    Sold /thread
     
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