March 22, 201016 yr Re 2006 Legacy Outback 2.5L non Turbo Hello, I'm helping a freind out. I can't seem to find a DIY thread. Does the pan just drop out or do I need to lift the motor to pull the pan? Based on what I've read here the job may be a pita? Thanks, Rob
March 22, 201016 yr for the pan to come off, its lots easier to jack up the engine after removing the lower mount nuts of the crossmember, and loosen the dog bone. Just the extra 3 or 4 inches is what it takes to get to the rear pan bolts and to drop it enough to clear the oil pickup system tube. remember to drain your oil first do you have your permatex ultra grey? how much cleaning and wiping did you do to make sure the pan is where the leak is? this is not normal. valve cover leaks at the grommets, and the valve cover gasket are the norm.
March 22, 201016 yr how much cleaning and wiping did you do to make sure the pan is where the leak is? this is not normal. valve cover leaks at the grommets, and the valve cover gasket are the norm. +1 on what he said, lots of thing leak on subaru engines but usually not the oil pan gasket.
March 22, 201016 yr Author I just got back from my freinds place...leak check. It was just a leaky external trans filter cartrige gasket. Not engine oil related after all. New filter solved the problem. Thanks again!
March 22, 201016 yr I just got back from my freinds place...leak check. It was just a leaky external trans filter cartrige gasket. Not engine oil related after all. New filter solved the problem. Thanks again! i think this maybe the first time i've heard that one. good to know, look out for.
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