2001 Subaru Outback - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Sounds as if your fuel pressure regulator has gone bad. You didn't say what codes the O2 sensors tripped. I would change the regulator before chasing down the sensor code. I hope this helps. Take care.

I take help from online websites that have this service like helping in repair some like reliable-store have instant help.. others are a bit slow which I don't prefer... rest is up to u.. U can try

Not fitting is the issue, not the Cold Cranking Amps. You want the most CCA you can get in the size that fits. What CCA means is you have more power to crank the car longer before the battery dies.New batteries need to be charged (the parts store should make sure of that) before installation or else you could/maybe/possibly overload the alternator. Once the battery is fully charged it makes no difference to the alternator because you are still using the same amount of power but from a larger battery capacity.That being said if someone installed a 550CCA battery (that fit) into your car instead of the 420CCA and didn't tell you, you would never know it. The 550CCA is just a heavier dutier battery.

You can normally buy those from any local parts store or you could get an exhaust gasket maker and make your own its quite simple alls you need to do is trace your old gasket on.
Hope thatl be of help

Sounds like your timing marks are incorrect, make sure align with the MARKS, not the DOTS on the cams.

Have you checked your starter?

Crank shaft sensor or coil packs.

Noises like this must be heard, you need the dealer to take a listen or a well qualified shop that repairs your make of car.

Hi, Should be on REAR the DRIVER's side of the engine. See this: http://www.subarupartsandaccessories.com/images/parts/subaru/fullsize/B12_08101148.png Gl, Td

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Quite likey you just have a bad o-ring. before condemning the pump, look inside the PS fluid tank while idling. If there are bubbles/foam in the fluid, you probably just need an o-ring on the suction hose adpater on top of the pump. http://www.subaruoutback.org/forums/66-problems-maintenance/40884-how-does-air-get-into-power-steering-system.html

My best guess is that you have a broken wire or short in the power to your instruments. This is the only thing that would affect so many different components in the same area, dashboard. The main wiring for the dash come up form the fuse panel on the left side by your left foot. Maybe you will be luckiy and find a loose connection there. j

this issue is commonly caused by worn out bushings in the wiper linkage. They are fairly easy to replace just pop out the damaged one and match it up with a new one and pop it back in. Below is a pic of the replacement ones that come in a multi pack made by dorman subaru wiper linkage

Press the brake, wiggle the steering wheel back and forth, and turn the key,sometimes the pin that locks the steering wheel gets stuck if the car is shut off with the wheels in a bind. I hope this is helpful.

Reset the system by removing both battery terminals
Hold the positive and negative together for 30 seconds
The. Reinstall both terminals
The system will re learn for the next 10 miles or so
If it happens again to the light
We will have to try another approach
Best of luck

Emmit. I assume it blows air, just not hot? If that's the case, the control valve is faulty or probably unhooked. It will be in the heater hoses visable under the hood. Look for an unhooked cable (if its cable type..very visable) or unhooked or damaged vacumn line. Good luck.

thats a evap code check your gas filler pipe for rusty or got hole in it

What problem ? You do all your own work? You said: how do (I fix)

you have a fault code stored for the transmission that is the method used to alert you. you should get it scanned at a subaru dealer.

Po340 is a cam shaft sensor and po462 is low voltage on your fuel guage. So i assume you are haveing fuel level issues. If you can turn wrenches you can do these repairs yourself. Just do a google search and you can get some youtube videos of sensor replacement and location. Have fun.