2000 Subaru Legacy "show power steering located 5" Questions

...power steering belt or motor belt, im not sure about this model It may just use one belt called a serpentine belt but basically you will need to tighten the adjuster, When you open your hood you ...

...on the back of the cap for your power steering pump. Place the cap back on the power steering pump. Thanks. Keep updated for any more query. You can rate this solution and show your ...

power steering pump and AC compressor/bracket to access this sensor. Thomas picture is accurate once these accessories are removed OP my guess its a 2.0L in USA? if you post engine sizes we can answer

...power steering pump and the crankshaft, and across from the water pump. STEP 3 Pull the belt off one of the pulleys and slowly rotate the tensioner back into its original position. NOTE;The tensioner ...

...show you bolt locations, the power steering pump bolt at 6 o’clock drove me crazy. P.S.  Get a ratcheting 12 mil wrench, it’s a life and knuckle saver!!  Before servicing the vehicle, refer ...

...show you where the tensioner pulley is in comparison to the others. You will need to refer to it to make sure the belt is aligned properly when it comes time to place the belt back on. 2 Stand on the ...

...show error on the odometer and won't start? The IPC calculates the mileage based on the vehicle speed signal circuit from the powertrain control module (PCM). The odometer will display ERROR if an ...

...show this Disconnect the lower transaxle oil cooler line from the radiator got 5L50 trannY, for sure as cooling ATF lines. Aisin ay6? not the stick shift. Tremec 6-Speed pick one and I will read to ...

...power supply insert is on the drivers side directly under the steering wheel. You will need the adapter plug. Your best bet is to go to advance, autozone, walmart, etc., and plead with the manager to ...

steering column. The fuse for the cigarette lighter is labeled "CIG LTR" and is usually located in the lower row of fuses. It is important to use a fuse with the correct amperage rating when replacing