How to tell if your Subaru Outback has a bad differential?
Like Exoticbreed said..look at all rear bushings close..grab channel lock plyers and twist side to side on all control arms and if any move to easily you have bad bushing. But focus on that lateral arm bushing at frame. It seperates from the inner sleeve. o
Are there air flow sensors on a Subaru Outback?
The MAF and O2 sensors have been replaced on a Subaru Outback but the engine is rough when idling and tends to improve when past 1200 rpm. What could the problem be?
Why is my Subaru Outback rough when idling?
The MAF and O2 sensors have been replaced on a Subaru Outback but the engine is rough when idling and tends to improve when past 1200 rpm. What could the problem be? From the description it seems to be due to an air or vacuum leak.
What causes road speed dependent hum in Subaru Outback?
The road-speed dependent hum is likely a wheel bearing or driveshaft carrier bearing. Do some medium-speed left and right sways to see if the noise pitch or speed changes with a specific direction. Did you find the recommended reading relevant to this discussion?
Are there any problems with the 2003 Subaru Outback?
Curious how the 2003 Outback compares to other years? Check out our Subaru Outback overview to see the most problematic years, worst problems and most recently reported complaints with the Outback. Bump the Outback problem graphs up another notch.
Like Exoticbreed said..look at all rear bushings close..grab channel lock plyers and twist side to side on all control arms and if any move to easily you have bad bushing. But focus on that lateral arm bushing at frame. It seperates from the inner sleeve. o
When did the Subaru Outback get its name?
Essentially a trim package that included gray tape, white-lettered tires and a catchy name, the Outback became a phenomenon in 1996 after it was billed “The World’s First Sport-Utility Wagon.”
Which is the best Subaru Outback to buy?
With responsive handling, a choice of a flat-four or flat-six engine, a well-appointed interior and oodles of sheer chutzpah, the 2003 Subaru Outback is one of our preferred crossover vehicles. Furthermore, it has a solid reputation for durability and quality.