Subaru Heating & Cooling - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

Have your alternator and, battery checked by an autoparts store

only flush using normal engine oil as flushing oil is not good for the engine If you want to flush it out , the best oil to use is diesel oil 20w-40 as the detergents in that oil will clean out the engine change the oil filter and then change it again in 2,000 miles , then again as the oil will remove sludge that will be caught in the filter change the filter one last time , depending on the oil color on the dip stick as for the smoke at the end and the turbo, that could be from a failing turbo seal allowing oil into the exhaust side Have it checked out at a specialist turbo repair shop

You have a break in the ground (black) wire. Follow it along lighting harness and find where it's bolted to car sheet metal.

take it back and make them sort it out, they have a duty to sell goods of merchantable quality unless they sold it to you "AS SEEN", in other words....without warranty

If the sunroof mechanism has not been lubricated on a regular basis (once per year), it is likely that some of the mechanism has become rusted or sticky. I would recommend lubricating all pivots and channels on the sunroof, and it will likely operate correctly again.

Go to auto parts store or google it on the Internet

just a thought the plug leads are in the right order on the cap, your not firing out of order at all are you.

My first guess would be failing coils gunked up injector or spark pug failiure

Over heating check your thermostat

Its likely rust on the lever or pivot. Start by opening the tab on the fuel door release cover (5). A small flat screw driver will do the trick be gentle its plastic. Remove the phillps screw then wiggle the cover off to the side. Now inspect the lever and pivot pin for rust. Try some WD40 or similar lubricant and let it soak in for a couple of mins. When trying to free up the stuck lever you need to pry/lift by the metal part and not just on the plastic as its going to break with too much force. In the worst cases you can remove the entire lever and bracket from the floor and use heat to free up the lever. This is done by removing the door sill trim then lifting up the carpet. Now you can access the floor mounting points for the lever. With the nuts on the mount removed you should be able to slide the cable out of the slot in the lever arm. Be careful when heating so you don't melt the handle.

Probably metric! Ask the Subaru dealer parts dept. They will help!

Battery drain, or use is when a load or short(a positive and negative wires are touching ie a fan motor running a radio playing a light eliminating ) turn all accessories off especially after market power amp off when engine is off.

The timing belt is broken. The starter will spin a little faster than normal

Top of enging p/side at rear www.motormasters.com.au

Heater is leaking www.motormasters.com.au

The engine is fine, it is the idle air control valve that is defective. It is not an internal engine part. It controls air flow and engine speed when the car is at idle only, meaning when your foot is off the gas pedal. There is no maintenance to perform on that part. They just go bad and there is nothing to do to prevent this from happening.

It has a leak somewhere. You need some stop leak and it'll take more than 1/2can of refrigerant to engage clutch due to low pressure switch

Sometimes the thermostat gets stuck and will block coolant flow.Here it a tutorial. http://www.wikihow.com/Tell-if-Your-Car's-Thermostat-Is-Stuck-Closed

i do not know about subaru 1999 but i can guess that your timing belt is broken and if you push it hard the valves could even bent and increase the fixing cost. i suggest you seek help from a car mechanicyour mileage must have exceeded 100000km check the record if you had ever changed the timing belt.i pray that it is something else with least expensive.

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