Questions & Answers for: Subaru Outback how to get better mpg

1997 Subaru Outback with temperarure problems My 97 outback with 196K miles has started to have fluctuations in engine temperature when driving. Up until about a month ago (11+ years) the temperatrure

... use oem brakes,nothing else comes close,everything you need comes in the brake pads kit,rotors are better quality metal and more vents to cool,rember you get what you pay ...

I have heard you can remove a fuse to disable AWD and improve mpg when AWD is not needed. Is there any truth to this? I have a 1997 Subaru Outback Limited wagon. I was having major issues with torque ...

...place in 2 holes in metal cross piece. you need new clips ,avable through subaru,i believe they are better than ones equipped ...

...off to get to the cylinder heads. Intake manifold..vacuum hoses..sometimes the timing belt. You better get a Haynes or Chilton repair manual. It takes 8 to 12 hours of work. Beats paying $1000 ...

...box. Dealer is talking about rebuilding part of transmission for about $3700. Would it be better to buy whole rebuilt transmission assembly to put in - or get one from a junk yard? I would ...

...MPG The surge you experience will be the air/ fuel mixture adjusting to normal from the extra air from the brake booster. With you economy so low during winter I would be checking the fault codes for ...

free wiring schematics If you can't torrent them, try a Chilton's manual. Not free but better than trying to get them from the dealer.

...position switch The NPS is mounted on the side of the transmission behind the shifting lever. Better left to a mechanic to do because it needs to be adjusted correctly. It's not just a bolt on ...

...and wires for a 2002 subaru outback 4cyl. sedan You will need a spark plug spanner.....might be better off getting a garage to do this and change the oil and filters as