98outbackpdx
10-01-2010, 02:49 AM
my 98 outback has piston slap it is annoying but liviable. is there anyway to fix this?
i have heard replacing the pistons can help, or putting in a new motor in it.
my brothers 99 sus does not have piston slap that i can hear and it has been treated like crap and he has a lot more miles on his sus than on my 98 outback. is there any major internal changes between the two years?
i am going to run this car for as long as i can, and i don't want to have to replace the motor if at all possible.
when i am using the CC or i am going up hills i try to not let the car get above 3500rpms unless i am accelerating quickly.
piston slap is not necessarily a death sentence is it?
it is not to bad when it is warm, and if i use 10w-30 oil it is almost gone.
i have heard replacing the pistons can help, or putting in a new motor in it.
my brothers 99 sus does not have piston slap that i can hear and it has been treated like crap and he has a lot more miles on his sus than on my 98 outback. is there any major internal changes between the two years?
i am going to run this car for as long as i can, and i don't want to have to replace the motor if at all possible.
when i am using the CC or i am going up hills i try to not let the car get above 3500rpms unless i am accelerating quickly.
piston slap is not necessarily a death sentence is it?
it is not to bad when it is warm, and if i use 10w-30 oil it is almost gone.