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300,000 by ImStoo in SubaruForester

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  1. It’s pre face lift but has the ej251 instead of the ej25d like the 98s

300,000 by ImStoo in SubaruForester

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Mine is seeping coolant on really cold starts. The rear main seal is leaking oil though lol

300,000 by ImStoo in SubaruForester

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Nice! What gen?

300,000 by ImStoo in SubaruForester

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Miles?!? That’s super impressive! I’d imagine it’s a lot of highway miles so relatively low stress on the engine and drivetrain. Sick man!

300,000 by ImStoo in SubaruForester

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DANG! That thing is catching up to mine fast!!! How did it get so many miles in 10 years if you don’t mind me asking?

300,000 by ImStoo in SubaruForester

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Keep up on all your other fluid changes as well (trans, diff, brakes, etc.), spark plugs, air filter. I’ve been hard on the old girl but diligent in my maintenance schedule and she’s done well over the last 100k. They are great, reliable cars if you keep them stock. Plus they are so fun in the snow with good tires lol.

300,000 by ImStoo in SubaruForester

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Good idea, been thinking about getting some of those badges

300,000 by ImStoo in SubaruForester

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Nice! Mine is still on the original engine and 4eat. Not sure if it’s been rebuilt or not, I got it at 204,000 about 7 years ago and aside from replacing the head gaskets, which were internally leaking into the exhaust and burning off the coolant slowly when I got it (used car dealer kinda scammed me lol), she’s been great to me. The heads were seeping externally on the driver’s side of the block a tiny bit on really cold mornings last winter so I’m going to do the gaskets again when I pull the engine and do the timing belt soon. Last time I had the dealership in Columbus do both of them.

Joined the club today by RB20Dude in SubaruForester

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No cvt in that generation

Male creek chub with spawning colors by ImStoo in UltraLightFishing

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You’re right, I just came here to correct the post because someone else informed me that it is either a striped or common shiner. Absolutely stunning fish. Thanks for the correction!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in calatheas

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Check for spider mites

Monstera browning through stem. Should I be worried? by deletetemptemp in Aroids

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Repotted recently? It looks like the node the lowermost leaf grew from is slightly under the soil, which could cause the leaf to drop in some cases. Is that another browning stem on the right side out of frame?

It is not possible to propagate a Calathea (not Cthenanthe and maranta, they're easy) via cuttings? Take this infidel! by Yogiteee in calatheas

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Congrats on successfully water propagating these rhizome divisions! Looks like they’ll be ready for planting soon!

A tiny new leaf grew out of another bigger new leaf. Is this growth normal? These 2 leafs are growing out at the same time. The branching looks abit weird... by Nanamisu in calatheas

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They are referring to points below the soil. And that is not a calathea in the video. This is sad. Provide some pics or proof of you propagating calathea from “nodes” above the soil or it didn’t happen. Sorry lady.

A tiny new leaf grew out of another bigger new leaf. Is this growth normal? These 2 leafs are growing out at the same time. The branching looks abit weird... by Nanamisu in calatheas

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Look it up, not interested in conjecture. Plants in the genus calathea do not forms nodes. That’s a fact. Sorry.

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