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30. Even the heads go into the solvent tank. Clean these out well.<br />
In addition to oil, try to remove any carbon deposits.<br />
33. Here is our table with all of our new parts laid out. Make sure<br />
you have a clean and more-or-less sterile working space to reassemble<br />
your engine in.<br />
31. Once you are done cleaning … clean some more. Any foreign<br />
particles can ruin a freshly-built engine.<br />
34. Disassemble and clean your oil pump. Ours was mostly new,<br />
so we did not need to replace it.<br />
2007 LEGACY GT PROJECT<br />
32. Clean heads. Your old parts should be looking like new. If<br />
you don’t want to do this yourself or have no way of disposing of<br />
chemicals, most machine shops can clean and hot-tank parts for<br />
you for a modest fee.<br />
35. Remember to shim your oil pump. Subaru uses these washers<br />
to increase oil pressure. More shims mean more pressure.<br />
However, more than two are not needed. Place the washers<br />
inside the plunger and then replace the spring.<br />
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