2006 Subaru Outback 2.5 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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Clean vent passages with febreez or something similar by cleaning out cowl beneath vents in front of windscreen (requires some disassembly) and any other vent areas you can get to. Later models have a cabin air filter which can be replaced, but not sure if yours does. Ask at parts store.

You must have them aimed by use of a special tool kit. Please see a well equipped shop of the dealer.

The alternator flywheel? I believe, correct me if I'm wrong, that you are referring to the wheel on the alternator that the belt goes around. The screeching indicates a loose or possibly worn drive belt. As the belt slides instead of engaging, it screeches until the rubber gets hot enough to finally grip. Eventually, your battery will fail to charge. It could be a simple adjustment is needed via the alternator or a tensioner to tighten the belt. However, If there's any question about the age or condition of the belt, better to replace it before it breaks. This would be important so you can see how it wraps around the various components. The folks at an auto parts store should be able to assist you with this.

Happened to me too. There is some interference in the area that is canceling out the signal from your remote. Frustrating but there is really nothing you can do about it (other than move :-) ).

go to the dealer

I'm sorry but I believe you have this posted in the wrong product category? Please re-post the question in the proper category if this is the case, otherwise you have my apologies. This is the car and truck problem category

when do a clutch replacement you should always do. :clutch, pressure plate and throw out bearing. there is an adjusting rod. to bring up the pedal.

Ck.the fuel pressure at the fuel rail before you crank the motor should have 45psi ,if not the fuel is draining back to the tank and you need to replace the fuel pressure regulator valve

You have Parasitic Draw. https://www.fixya.com/cars/r29903527-parasitic_draw_car_batteries ..

I fixed one of these recently in a 2003 Outback. The brake light pedal switch feeds the circuit that releases the shift lever lock when it's in Park. (This is why you need to press the brake pedal to shift out of Park.) If the fuse to this circuit is blown, the shift level lock will not release. I traced the issue to the trailer light conversion box (factory/dealer installed, I think). This car has a clear plastic plug that the trailer light conversion box plugs into and the clear plastic plug appears to be a factory-installed part of the wiring harness, accessed on the passenger side of the car, just above the spare tire compartment behind the rear quarter interior panel (you don't need to remove the interior panel to access, just all of the spare tire compartment foam pieces). I've seen these conversion boxes fail before or the wires become shorted somewhere between this internal connection and the trailer pig tail connection end. I unplugged the box from the car's wiring harness at the clear plastic plug mentioned above and the fuse stopped blowing, the brake lights starting working again as well as the turn signal lights and the shift lever unlocked by pressing the brake pedal. This car doesn't tow so it wasn't a problem but you might need to investigate further or replace the conversion box if you need the tow lights connection to operate still.

Most vehicle makers tend to use the same system. The seats are mounted on a pair of slide rails. These are held down by 2 bolts on each rail, one at each end, (one front end and one at the rear end). These bolts are usually covered by a small plastic trim cover that either slides off or unclips to reveal the bolt heads. *** Note * The seats will be heavy so be careful lifting them out.*** It is easiest to unbolt either both rear bolts or both front bolts at the same time as you will probably need to slide the seat for access. I find doing the rear bolts first then the front pair is the easiest method for easier access. There will also be some electrical connectors under the seat for the sensors to be disconnected. Refitting is just as straight forward.

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You will need to have a mechanic with a good scanner interface with your car to retrieve and clear the code. Unlike check engine soft faults, the light cannot be cleared unless the active fault code setting condition is repaired. Some are only in the seat and shoulder belt latches and tensioners, but some are more difficult, like the clockspring in the steering column.

You need to remove the seat bottom first to access the lower attaching points.

Have you replaced the bulbs? I realize it's unlikely they'd fail @ the same time, but check the Owner's Manual. as they may be connected. I know that the 2005 model had an issue where it would blow/burn-out the headlight bulbs much sooner than it should. Google that issue, too.

Go to www.tirerack.com for this info.

I'd bet that one of the electrical connections is not back on fully. A video below (First few seconds) shows how to look a this. minimal tools needed. How To Install Replace Master Power Window Switch Subaru Outback 00 04...

Make sure the front wheel speed sensors are both plugged in and working correctly. Have the system scanned to find out what the computer is seeing as the fault?