20 Most Recent 2006 Subaru Outback - Page 2 Questions & Answers

First of all did she run over something that has stuck under the car? Check and see if you have a clunking in one of the wheels Could be a brake in a wheel has come apart. Try and see if it does it again and some one stand beside the car as it moves slowly to find out where the noise is coming from. May not be serious and again it could be. If she drove on snow it could even be a build up of ice and snow. You are not clear what kind of noise and very hard to answer.

Both high and low beams quit or just low beams?

you might need somethink for it

Did a head jobs on a h6 last september on hell of a job promise myself it was the last time i would do that life to short if you want to do it get a shop manuel the motor need to be of the car next time i will put a second hand engine from a recker its cheaper andless stressefull good luck just answering your question i think i gonna have nighmare tonight lol

Wheel speed sensor may be dirty.

Subarus do not have inertia switches like some fords do. If you having fuel problems, you can have a pressure test done at a shop. Or check the relays and fuses to make sure they are good.

Sometimes you can get to the release cable from the inside of the car. You may have to remove some interior trim components to access it. I hop this info helps!

replace ignition switch.

2006 Subaru Liberty 3.0 Blitzen, 52,000kms. It's unbelievable, both my low beams went out at once and when I checked it was both the globes had gone at once. Never has this happened on any other vehicle before, I've ordered a HID conversion kit over the net, hope that works well.

check to see if the wiring is reversed or split.

Dealership around $800

You should have a wheel guide in the glove box or alternately on a door sill.

Sounds like you will find a code that says Misfire cyl 4. Or it could be any cyl. Most of the time it is worn out spark plugs. that's the easy fix. If it does the same thing after new plugs then you may have burnt valves which is not an unusual problem with Subaru and quite expensive to fix. From $1500 to $2200 depending where you go for repairs.