Separator Plate Replacement

Discussion in 'Modifications & DIY how-to' started by BKiller, Feb 6, 2013.

  1. BKiller

    BKiller Active Member

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    Well it looks like the oil separator plate just puked on my drive to work today. 98 Outback with 205k on it.
    Is All-Pro my best choice for repair? Anyone near the south side of ATL?
     
    #1 BKiller, Feb 6, 2013
  2. RSConvert

    RSConvert ɹǝuɹnʇpɐǝɥ uʞnɟɐɥnɯ ɐ sʇı
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    Best? I guess that's really based on someone's opinion, so my answer is totally bias. ;)

    We would be happy to do it, if you're willing to take a drive up. You most likely still have a plastic one so we would replace it with an updated metal one.

     
    #2 RSConvert, Feb 6, 2013
  3. slowwrx

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    Could be a rear main seal as well. The signs are pretty similar, replacement is about the same.
     
    #3 slowwrx, Feb 6, 2013
  4. blaster

    blaster my other ride is your mom
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    Depending on where you are Six Star in Decatur might be a good option, too.
     
    #4 blaster, Feb 6, 2013
  5. BKiller

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    I'm down in McDonough so everything seems to be at least 1 hour away.
     
    #5 BKiller, Feb 6, 2013
  6. b reel

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    Not to knock Allpro but Six Star is a damn good alternative for someone just as good without the drive for us southside guys.
     
    #6 b reel, Feb 6, 2013
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