I have 2010 Subaru R2 but i can't find gearbox dipstick. Could you please advise where i can find it.

A bad sensor = a new gearbox? Doesn't sound right to me?

What code came on? Use an OBD scanner to pull the codes.

You could probably test the sensor yourself with a multimeter and a repair manual. The repair manual will give more information about how to test.
http://onlyrepairmanuals.com/downloads/subaru-xv-repair-manual-2011-2016/

You don't, the transmission is a sealed unit. No dipstick. All modern cars are this way, why? because customers overfill and damage the gearbox.

have you looked on ebay motors??

Fix your car right away by clicking the link I attached
1993 subaru

I have a 2004 R2 - CVT fluid is to be changed every 40,000km. I've changed mine once already. Taking the drain plug out of the transmission pan drains 2-3L. New fluid is added to the CVT 'dipstick' tube, which is just behind the radiator with a black plastic head on the dipstick. A local CVT specialist sold me type NS-2 fluid, which has been working well for 12,000km. I also changed the filter on top of the transmission with a WIX 51365 which my autoparts shop found using the OEM filter part number. Hope this helps!

It should be: TY754VBAAA

It is located on the passanger side of the bellhousing. If you shine a torch down the left side of the motor at the back near the firewall where the gearbox meets the motor you shouls see a white sticker with the code on it.

Hope this helps.

hi there, needs to be the same number. computers need to match. tourque converters are different from 2.0/2.2 to the 2.5 engines. also shift points are different between models so needs to talk to the dash perfectly. hope this helps.

Dear Customer,

Yes ,
you can do this with subaru,cause its genuine model for any type of any part modifications,

like Gearbox swap into place of 4.11 sti version 1

if you dont know how to work on a car, please refer to the trusty FSM (factory service manual). A subaru is simple enough that with $100 worth of hand tools you can do anything.

THNX