what types of repairs should I expect to make on a 2002 legacy with 130k miles

Asked by neondion Jan 29, 2015 at 10:11 PM about the 2002 Subaru Legacy L Wagon AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I'm considering purchasing a 2002 legacy wagon awd with 134k miles on it.  what kind of
repairs are upcoming or what should I check to make sure has been recently done?  ex:
timing belt, alternator, etc...

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it's probably best to pay to get it inspected by mechanic familiar with Subaru the little investment will help you in the long run and make sure you're buying a nice carIf you like my answer please rate as helpful and best so my reputation goes up thank you

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I agree. I had a cracked head gasket, oil pan leak and a messed up radiator cap which are common problems with these models. I consider it getting checked by a mechanic.

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