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I think some is confused with Camber / Caster ... :confused: To fix Camber : As suggested is not easliy done, as you need to move the top of strut or put in spacer's to adjust ... :( To fix Caster : See later post ... :0 To fix Toe : Place a string line along side car ( close as practicle to wheels ...

This should help with location of parts ... http://webmonkees.com/art/sub/85bratwires.jpg Note : there is no realy for the fuel pump ... ;) There should be only two wires from it : Black goes to earth, Black + white goes to ignition / coil. Item 60 ( in top right of wriring diagram ) is the stop lam...

... I noticed that you have gutted a car for its harness did you take the fuel pump wiring or just the dash and engine associated wiring? ... I took the wiring from a touring wagon, with electronic dash, engine bay + front door harness for MY auto window conversion. Sorry I can't show you any more ...

... And that black relay is in the 1984 wagon it is bolted to the bonnet release bracket, but I've never seen one in a brumby in that position ... That one I beleive is the power window module seen here : http://ausubaru.com.au/showpost.php?p=202960&postcount=41 & is usually found in wagons ... :) ...

I came accross this thread and have to say I've had simliar issues with MY wagon as well, ended up with a nice melted cover to boot ! ... ( I'll try & find some pic's later )

... I really hope there not under the dash ;) ... Hmm Yep - I just did a google search and confirmed that : ... the fuel pump relay / control module is located under the left side of the steering column. You are looking for a small black block, about 2-3" square with i think about 5 or 6 wires goin...

Nice looking ute going cheap ...

http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/curramor ... 1007192559

Un-registered though ...

... still wrong, if you read the wikipedia why still the fur-fie water fuel cell? water is a waste product in the fuel cell, water is neither the energy storage media nor the fuel. Sorry I get a bit pedantic about inaccurate descriptions where electrikety stuff is discussed ... What does water cons...

I think there are also some under the dash ( drivers side, going from memory ) but don't recall a specific location of fuel pump relay, sorry ...

There are about 3 - 4 relays just above the coil ( on driver's side ) check them out if they are working correctly ( with multimeter etc ) - they can burn out or have sticky contacts. Replace if not working ...
Sorry I don't recall which one, as they can be placed in different order ...

Tweety wrote: ... Wonder if going around Oz the other way will recharge the batteries rather than discharge them? ...

Hea hea ... like the idea ...

... a 'water' fuel cell ( where energy is stored as water, then processed when needed ) ... :?: In refering to Fuel cells : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuel_cell the only way energy is stored as water is to use gravity! There are many ways to store & retrieve energy ... :) However the most efficie...

Silverbullet wrote:What about heat?

hmm ... let enough off & it should go like a rocket ...

Ha, I like the spell correction goin on - one to many 's ...

sven '2' wrote:Phone Paul - am sure he would be happy to sell it.

How much $ do you reckon it is worth ?

maudsland wrote: ... That FF1, 1300g sport, still lives, currently it is in a shed with 3 other FF1's, also the GF is there as well in Ipswich ...

Ooo ... What do you call a collection of FF-1's ? ...

P.S - I would like to have a look at those maudsland ... any pointers ?

Got any pics ?

... There is one at Subawreck in blue - has been there for at least 10 years ... What's it's condition like ? Is it still in one piece ? - Can you get us some pic's please ... :-P P.S - I like the G sports 2 door model ... :) Found this info too : http://www.google.com.au/imgres?imgurl=http://www.u...

Yes FF-1s were imported into Australia from the late 1960s up until 1971... Seat belt law changes from this time meant they could no longer be imported. Subaru Australia was not set up until 1973 so the earliest distributors were state based. Anecdotallly most FF-1s were imported to WA, SA and QLD....

I've been following the progress of this car : ( there's two sites about it ) http://japanesenostalgiccar.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3002 http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1351744 I managed to read all up to the last post ( Warning ... :!: ... it's a long story ) & I'm sorry to say tha...

Here is a pic' of the wiring loom I took out from a Electronic version ...



The bundle at bottom of pic' might be of interest ...