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  1. 01-22-2003 08:22 PM #1
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    This is so incredibly cool. May be old news to some, but Subaruparts.com has large sections of the parts diagrams online. These are very similar to the exploded diagrams in the service manual but contain part numbers as well. They do lack torque specs, etc.

    http://www.subaruparts.com/diag/?model=5

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    Cool!!!
    heplful web site!!
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    NICE!
    just got an 07 wrx wagon & im sure this will come in handy!

    good work
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    Quote Originally Posted by WRXWagon88 View Post
    NICE! just got an 07 wrx wagon & im sure this will come in handy!

    Would be handy if it actually went past MY2002 cars... are there any other online parts catalogs with diagrams?
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    Quote Originally Posted by DomozitoLK View Post
    Would be handy if it actually went past MY2002 cars... are there any other online parts catalogs with diagrams?

    Original post was made in '03
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    Quote Originally Posted by timber View Post
    Original post was made in '03

    Yeah...I saw that. But I was responding to the guy posting in 2007. This won't work for him or anyone after 2002.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DomozitoLK View Post
    Yeah...I saw that. But I was responding to the guy posting in 2007. This won't work for him or anyone after 2002.
    good info! thanks for that. I didn't want to sign up to check it out..
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    Quote Originally Posted by DomozitoLK View Post
    Would be handy if it actually went past MY2002 cars... are there any other online parts catalogs with diagrams?
    order individual manuals up to 2007 model year:
    http://www.subaruparts.com/catalog/?section=738

    order manual set up to 2006 model year:
    http://www.subaruparts.com/catalog/?section=384

    There's a few CDs for MY2007 on ebay now as well
    http://search.ebay.com/2007-impreza-service-manual
    Last edited by amigabill; 01-23-2008 at 08:52 AM. Reason: added ebay link
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    Thanks, but I already have a service manuals for both my 2004 WRX and 2006 Tribeca. I'm actually looking for part number manuals or online catalogs with pics and numbers. For example: part numbers for the bolts and gaskets that hold the oil return lines to the VF39 turbo; or maybe the o-rings for fuel injectors; etc.

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    im looking for a good website with parts diagrams for the transmission, clutch, and shifter assem
    blies. also im thinking about putting a short shifter on my 06 WRX, what would be the best adjustable one?
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