I have a 2009 Subaru Outback with 88,000 miles on it. Should I change the timining belt now since it's more than 10 years old even though I haven't hit 105,000 miles? The car runs great.

I have a 2009 Subaru Outback with 88,000 miles on it. Should I change the timining belt now since it's more than 10 years old even though I haven't hit 105,000 miles? The car runs great. 1 Answer

i have a 2000 subaru outback with almost 200K miles on it has been great. out of the blue the ck engine light went on along with AT oil light flashing what could be the problem? 4 Answers

check engine light on also AT oil light flashing hard thunk but car kept running pulled over as soon as I could

I have a 2009 Outback with 112,000 miles. 2 Answers

yesterday my second axel in 5 months broke. Luckily, I was only going 40 miles an hour, as it just stopped moving. Is this normal? Is there something that should be repaired to prevent this happe...

Hello - I have a question for all the Subaru experts if you could please. I was planning to buy a 2011 Outback tonight, 95K miles. What I found out today is making me question the investment. After reading about the CVT issues, I started digging and confirmed that this Outback did have an issue just a few months ago and SOA confirmed the CVT in this vehicle has a 24K or 24 month warranty since it was replaced with a remanufactered (NOT REBUILD) CVT under warranty. So, should I buy it and have peace of mind that the CVT issues have been addressed and maybe I'll get 100k miles out of it or walk away? Can't afford a new one, so was looking for exactly this price range - I think I should happy at this news since the known CVT problems have been addressed but could I be getting into a money pit. Thanks for any helpful feedback! 1 Answer

Hello - I have a question for all the Subaru experts if you could please. I was planning to buy a 2011 Outback tonight, 95K miles. What I found out today is making me question the investment. After ...

2013 Subaru Outback 2.5i 139,989 miles failed CVT, should i repair it? 2 Answers

I was just told that my regularly serviced 2013 Subaru Outback 2.5i's CVT needs to be replaced. The dealer priced the repair at 7,325 which is around the value of the car. I feel that it would be fo...