2013 turbo subaru forester had started to stall what could this be
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Asked by subfor Sep 13, 2016 at 10:23 PM about the 2013 Subaru Forester 2.5XT Premium

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2013 Turbo Automatic Subaru has started to stall.  Once going it seems ok
any ideas what this could be?..There is a little coolant on top of the radiator
which I had replaced 12 months ago? Any ideas or suggestions

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Chris answered 8 years ago

mmm not sure.. EFI is technically complex enough.. then add a turbo and I don't know much about them and all that is involved. I would recommend joining www.subaruforester.org and asking around. There are some geniuses over there and I hope that they can help you.

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TheSubaruGuruBoston answered 8 years ago

4-5EAT or CVT? If the latter it could be a defective trans, as this is the most common failure event.

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