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What You Need to Know About Buying a Subaru Engine
by Lowmileageengines on Aug 28, 2010
Subaru boasts that its customers love their Subarus. I agree with them, since over the years I have seen Subaru owners fix vehicles that the owners of other brands wouldn’t have even considered fixing. In many cases, this is justified since a running Subaru maintains a higher resale value than other vehicles of similar age. Engine failure is the most expensive mechanical job a Subaru owner can face, and I’ve gotten a number of questions over the years about the best ways to go about replacing different Subaru engines.
The Subaru Legacy Engine
The Subaru Legacy engine is perhaps the most commonly repowered Subaru vehicle. Beginning in 1996, this vehicle was powered with the 4 cylinder, 2.5L EJ25 Subaru Legacy engine. While the EJ25 has undergone many changes over the years, it has been faced with one consistent source of failure: overheating. This isn’t the fault of the engine, but rather the fault of the cooling system supporting the engine. With...Read More >>
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