1990 Subaru Legacy "solenoid awd" Questions

AWD wagon, 2.2L, auto trans. car will not turn over, can not get shifter to release out of park. have ckd battery,starter, fuses, all lights work, radio works,ign switch turns, but nothing when turned

...solenoid to cut the second turbo off to prevent damage possibly caused by knock... The code 45 in a later model is for the AWD control module causing harsh shifts. On a 2000 model the warranty per ...

...AWD (automatic gearbox) but there is no drive to the rear wheels. The driveshaft turns the rear diff / wheels when jacked up, there's no drive out of the transfer case. There are no warning lights on ...

...AWD The fuel gauge and the temp gauge are both bottomed out (the needle is not rising at all). We just changed the CPC Solenoid, which was diagnosed as needing replacement from the check engine light ...

...AWD, the rear wheels are not engaged, It is only operating in front wheel drive? Whats up This problem is usually caused when the transfer solenoid/valve assembly goes bad, it's located in the ...

...solenoid. so far I haven't found a place that will sell just solenoids. You have to buy the whole package. These start at about $200.00 I'm having the same issue in my 95 legacy no reverse and no ...

...Solenoid inside the tail end3. Clutch Pack The AWD in subaru is designed to 'slip' or adjust to tight turns like you describe, this is to make the car drive smoothly while traveling straight, or when ...

awd auto trans has fault code on power lite flashes 16 times. sometimes it work fine shifts normally.. then it sometimes wont shift stays in drive.. acts like theres a brake drag but there is no brake

...solenoid C fails, the TCU will always assert AWD withj a 50/50 power split (the clutch is locked when solenoid C fails). The TCU signals failures using the POWER light, much as the CHECK ENGINE light ...

...AWD? Since I bought this car it has been front wheel drive only. It is a Subaru Legacy Lancaster (the Japanese version of the Outback) which isn't listed in the products listing here. I have checked ...