How do you replace a spark plug on a Subaru Outback?
1. Make sure you have a magnet to get your socket and the spark plug out of the bore 2. Remove all the air intake stuff on the passenger side 3. Remove the battery and battery “holder” on the drivers side. 4. If you can find a 2.5″ extension, I think that would help.
How much does a Subaru spark plug cost?
That is $6.91 per spark plug…… so whats the point of pushing the service interval other than they are extremely difficult to change yourself and expensive if a dealer performs the service. Subaru has good reason to recommend the 60,000 service interval based on the conditions of the plugs I removed.
Can you replace spark plugs on passenger side?
BTW replacing the 2 plugs on the passenger side is easy, but the two spark plugs on the drivers side are quite difficult to replace, the word nightmare comes to mind. If you want to avoid great pain, anxiety, and suffering performing the spark plug replacement yourself… you will need to acquire some special tools.
What kind of spark plugs are in a Subaru Legacy 2.5i?
The 2.5L engine is a four cylinder but the six cylinder should be very similar. Any legacy from 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, or 2014 will also be this same body style. This is a limited model but the premium or base model will be the same. The spark plugs that I am using are the OEM style NGK iridium spark plugs.
Where to change the spark plugs on a Subaru?
Well then, YouTube is one of the best places for you, as there are plenty of pretty great tutorials on how to change the spark plugs of Subaru cars. This one is especially educational and easy to follow. While it involves the 2000-2012 Subaru Outback, the process is similar to other models too:
What kind of spark plugs do I need for a Subaru Outback?
For example, these NGK spark plugs fit roughly all Subaru models from 2013 to 2017. Older models, however, have platinum plugs as an OE. If you have a 2000 to 2003/4 Subaru: You most probably need these G Power plugs.
When do I need to replace my spark plug?
Some cars require regular replacement at 30k, 60k or 100k miles. It is possible in some cases that a spark plug might fail before the service schedule, but it’s not typically common. Avoiding spark plug replacement can cause: Difficulty starting your car. Check engine light for a misfire code.