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2000 Subaru Impreza 2.5rs 4-door 5-speed Manual Clean Title Az on 2040-cars

US $9,900.00
Year:2000 Mileage:158910
Location:

Mesa, Arizona, United States

Mesa, Arizona, United States
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2000 Subaru Impreza 2.5 RS

- 159k miles

Engine

- EJ25 2009 STi short block replaced at ~110k. So now it has 48k miles on it. It has a compression ratio of 8.1:1 with forged internals and pistons. This motor is built to handle boost but runs strong as an NA.

Modifications

- Weapon R Dragon Cold Air Intake with K&N Filter.

- 6-Puck Racing Clutch <<surprisingly easy to drive>>

- KartBoy Short Shifter/Shift knob

- Borla Headers

- Uknown CatBack (it is believed to be borla). This car sounds f*cking mean.

- WRX Struts in the front, STi struts in the rear, STi springs all around

- JDM Taillights

- JDM Honeycomb Grill

- 16’’ wheels with decent tread on snow tires.

- New Heavy Loaded Sound Deadening Carpet, STi Blue

- Alpine Touchscreen Stereo with headphone jack aux input

- Kicker 10’’ (2) sub. This Sub has a custom bracket in the trunk that keeps it from sliding around while you’re cornering the switchbacks. 

- Viper Alarm System. I love this system! With new batteries in the fob, the car communicates with it from unbelievable distances. If you’re in the store, it will tell you if someone is trying to get into your car. I believe you may be able to set up remote start as well, but I have not gotten that far. Comes with a spare, programmable fob+spare key.

- YellowTop Optima Battery

-Moonroof works great! No leaks. 

Transmission

This car has the stock 5-speed transmission. It shifts like butter. Absolutely excellent.

Recent Work

-I just had the timing belt and timing pulleys replaced, so you should be good on that for another 120k miles at least.

-New Brake Pads and Rotors



I honestly am not looking to sell this! I'm listing it to enter into the ebay contest to win a new vehicle but if it sells then it sells. It runs great, I sold my 04 STI to buy this and it's a really sweet car, people stop me at least once every couple days just to ask me about it and tell me how much they love em. 



Tags: subaru, wrx, sti, impreza, 2.5, rs, 2.5rs, forester, impreza, gc, gc8, jdm, subie, awd, arizona

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The Nissan Maxima and Subaru Legacy are both popular sedans. Similarities can be seen in price, styling, and performance. What are some common repair problems seen in each model? When do they occur and how much do they cost to fix? What about how to pay for car repairs? Let's find out. Check Engine Light Both Maxima and Legacy owners dread the appearance of this little light. In the Nissan, it's most likely a failed ignition coil. This part transforms the car battery voltage into a higher voltage required for starting. This problem appears more often in Maximas with over 140,000 miles. The cost to replace the ignition coil runs around $400, parts and labor. The check engine light on the Subaru Legacy is more often due to a failed oxygen sensor. The O2 sensor measures the oxygen level in the exhaust and can affect fuel consumption. This part fails more frequently in models with over 110,000 miles. The repair costs around $200. Legacy Sound System Problems It's not uncommon for the Legacy to have sound system failures at 140,000 miles or more. The speakers might not work or only function intermittently. Hitting a bump might also cause the radio to shut off. Repair costs here can vary, but the typical charge is around $600. Nissan Check Engine Light Part 2 The Nissan check engine light also may appear due to oil leaking from the camshaft position sensor. Difficulty with stalling and acceleration might occur as well. The repair costs around $250 and is more frequent in models with over 104,000 miles. Big-Ticket Items Some repairs are especially costly. In Maximas with over 120,000 miles, the power steering pump may begin to malfunction. This produces a clunking or knocking sound when driving over uneven terrain. Steering might be affected with abnormal noises heard when turning the steering wheel. A Nissan Maxima power steering pump replacement costs around $1,250, parts and labor. Now, if you begin to feel your Legacy vibrating or shuddering at around 116,000 miles, it may be a transmission problem. It's more noticeable when the car shifts gears. Legacy transmission repair can be expensive, costing up to $2,000 or more. Even more costly is a Subaru Legacy head gasket failure, seen more often at 110,000 miles or more. AC malfunction, fluid leaks, and engine overheating can occur when the head gasket fails. The repair costs are around $3,000.

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Vehicles affected include the 2010-2012 Legacy and Outback with an automatic or CVT, 2012-2013 Impreza with the CVT, and 2013 XV Crosstrek with CVT (shown), all equipped with the Audiovox RES accessory. Likewise, certain 2013 Legacy and Outbacks may have received replacement RES fobs that could be affected. All told, 47,419 vehicles are included in the recall.
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