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Anonymous Posted on Jan 25, 2009

Oil Change queries SUBARU IMPREZA RS 2.5 2005 MODEL non turbo

Manual gearbox. I am doing gearbox and differential oil changes. I need to know the location of the gearbox oil drain plug and similarly the location of the FRONT differential oil drain plug. Also the grades of oil for FRONT differential and gearbox. The owners manual does not give this information. Your assistance will be appreciated. Regards Vic Fenn

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  • Anonymous Feb 01, 2009

    need to know how and were to fill them

  • Anonymous Apr 09, 2009

    Hi, fennkathleen. On my MY99 classic Impreza the gearbox oil and front diff are all encased as one complete unit. The drain plug is really obvious, its on the lowest flat part of the box, big old nut ya cant miss. However I cant comment on your particluar model (surely they're all the same?) but most Subaru dealers are very helpfull and should point you in the right direction. Note, be VERY carefull what oil you put in the 'box, it must be limited slip diff compatible!!!

  • Anonymous Mar 12, 2014

    Just want to know where plug is to drain engine oil as it needs new oil to operate properly and I do not want to bkiw the engine

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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.

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