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    Help identify part number for Blower Motor Fan (72223FE030)

    Alin, thanks for the input. I think you are right. Actually sourced after market motor, just that part, did cost around $100 For anyone and future reference: Yes, you can change just the motor of the blower, no need for the "white wings" part or the whole "black plastic box", just take the...
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    Help identify part number for Blower Motor Fan (72223FE030)

    Hi, my blower motor went bad. AFAIK whole box (pictured) goes as 72223FE020 and costs around $300 Car: Subaru Impreza WRX STI 2006 I'm looking for the motor itself (white blades in the picture) not the whole box as it seems to be possible to replace just that part. I might say I'm even...
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    (Silicone) Hose Thread

    Did some research and according to the internet size is 48 mm on the turbo side and more like 50 mm on the intercooler's Y-pide side. Basically 48 mm should fit quite well, where 50 mm (2.0") 90 degree hose will fit as well, but more on the loose side.
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    (Silicone) Hose Thread

    Cool, thanks for the clarification ;) Now just the last question - which size is which? Is 2.0" inch for 90 degree elbow and 2.5" for the straight one, or is it vice versa?
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    (Silicone) Hose Thread

    What do you mean by 95%? I'm confused again, I thought 2.0" was the 90 degree elbow and 2.5" was the other one...
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    (Silicone) Hose Thread

    Yes, you can see them pictured in the URL I provided - http://cdn.snsimg.carview.co.jp/minkara/userstorage/000/031/527/961/7d3710fa36.jpg?ct=d21f994028d6 Grinder34, that was exactly what I was looking for, thanks! So, it's 2.0" and 2.5" :tup:
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    (Silicone) Hose Thread

    Looking to replace rubber hoses with silicone ones on USDM GD MY06 STI hawkeye with stock EJ257 Can somebody provide info on the inner diameter (ID) mm/inch for the following two hoses: OEM part number: 21869AA121 OEM part number: 14462AA354...
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    Detonation at low RPM in high gear

    Some time has passed... sorry for resurrecting an old thread, but for the sake of complete info - problem turned out to be a rattle of loose downpipe heat shield.
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    Detonation at low RPM in high gear

    Thank you! Haven't got around to do any proper photos of the car yet, will try to do so on the next weekend and then will introduce MY06 :) A very good question, I have no idea, as far as I know it hasn't been done for at least 40K miles. I would even say 50K miles and if I have 75K miles on...
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    Detonation at low RPM in high gear

    Hello, I understand that this a total noob question (hence the section), but I come from a diesel car for the last five years and this is the first week in MY06 so, please, bear with me. I have noticed that when I do a daily commute to work (drive responsibly) there is a heavy detonation, if...
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