Subaru Gearbox problem

SOURCE: Subaru gearbox

Dear Customer,

Yes ,
you can do this with subaru,cause its genuine model for any type of any part modifications,

like Gearbox swap into place of 4.11 sti version 1

if you dont know how to work on a car, please refer to the trusty FSM (factory service manual). A subaru is simple enough that with $100 worth of hand tools you can do anything.

THNX

SOURCE: Oil Change queries SUBARU IMPREZA RS 2.5 2005 MODEL non turbo

I am confused - I have a simple query and logged on to your site as you offered free advice! Do you not offer the service as described on your website. I definitely don't need a team of experts to answer my very simple question.

Regards

Vic Fenn

SOURCE: 1996 Subaru liberty gearbox/driveline problems

The AWD in subaru is designed to 'slip' or adjust to tight turns like you describe, this is to make the car drive smoothly while traveling straight, or when taking a tight turn. If you've ever driven a part time 4x4, all wheels are trying to turn the same revolutions, so with that type system you are not supposed to have it in 4x4 on dry pavement (no slippage) because it can damage the system, and you will have the exact symptoms you describe. What you are experiencing is similar to the part time system, in that the wheels are not adjusting to the different rotation in a tight radius turn. This is due to a problem with age and miles . I would say it's a warning of 'big bucks' as you state, not far down the road, as the awd system needs some serious repairs.

SOURCE: wind noise with roof rack

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SOURCE: My 1997 subaru forester T/tb automatic 280hp used

is there a fust that does it?