What causes a Subaru Forester engine to overheat?
When the coolant level is topped off and the system is burped of trapped air it wont over heat. As air is introduced into the cooling system through leaks, blown HG… that air starts to act as a dam preventing coolant from flowing through the cooling passages and the engine overheats.
Why does my Subaru air conditioner not work?
If the clutch is worn it would cause intermittent symptoms and could start out at higher temps as things have expanded due to heat. Subaru like may other companies have sought to limit the part numbers they must support, this creates a situation where very replaceable parts are no longer available. Hey, guys. This forum seems to be 1st rate!
When did Subaru H6 air conditioner start leaking?
On the H6 platform from 2001 to 2004 both the low and high side lines/hoses tend to leak. You can look for oil residue at the crimp fitting areas of the hoses or if you have test equipment you can test for the leak.
Why is my air conditioner not blowing cold air?
Anytime you notice a situation where the Ac system isn’t blowing cold air, there is some sort of a problem with the ac system. Driving down the road at 60 mph brings in a rush of air that may feel cool to you, just like standing in front of a box fan in your house provides some temperature decrease.
Are there any heating problems in a Subaru?
Heating Problems on Newer Subaru Models. Cars made by Subaru since 2005 are likelier to leak oil than coolant, but the biggest abnormality in the newer models their tendency to develop warped cylinders. This is due to the reordering of engine components within the newer vehicles, which have larger combustion areas.
What should I do if my Subaru engine wont cool down?
To prevent this from happening, have your technician inspect your vehicle and explain that the coolant sensor and thermostat are properly calibrated. Furthermore, warm up and cool down the engine to test the reliability of the thermostat and sensor, and to vent any air that might be stuck in the cooling system.
What causes a Subaru 2.5L engine to leak coolant?
Faulty chemistry and corrosion are a common problem on older 2.5L models, in which coolant tends to leak from the left–side cylinder. This problem has largely decreased since Subaru added ground straps, which protect the most vulnerable part of the head gasket.