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I can't speak on the Turbos or Manuals... buuuuut my 06 NA AT drives fine around the flat lands of Delmarva. Could it use some more power? Absolutely. I recently took it out to WV over the summer, and she was struggling on the mountains. Speed limit on the highway was 70 and I could barely manage 55...

I don't remember what size the nuts were, sorry. Here's the parent directory for the repair manuals though (it's 2006 but covers all model years). http://jdmfsm.info/Auto/Japan/Subaru/Baja/2006/USDM%20Legacy%20FSM%202006%20(BT%20Baja%20only)/ The main guide to the roof rail is under "Body Section" a...

In order to remove the actual rails for the crossbars, you will have to remove the interior trim from the roof pillars up and including the interior ceiling foam panel, then you can get to the screws that hold the rails down. You will also have to remove the plastic trim around the rear window to ge...

STEVEW wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 18, 2019 8:21 am

Ayy someone else using the budget bullbar!

Shoot, completely forgot about that

This is unfortunately impossible to determine as we don't know exactly how many units were built per year, let alone in total. We only have the units sold per year, by month: http://www.scoobytruck.com/bb/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=182 The last 6 digits of your VIN is the sequential production number thoug...

Pull that turbo banjo bolt filter ASAP! If the turbo was replaced, I guarantee that filter wasn't pulled- this'll starve your turbo if clogged and cause an eventual catastrophic turbo failure with a high probability of taking the engine with it. Also check for any leaks in the vacuum tubes, might be...

need to find struts for an 06 front do outbacks fit Hey there! Yes the 2000-2004 Legacy/Outback struts are slightly different but are 100% compatible. 2005+ Legacy/Outback struts are not compatible however. See these two posts for more details: http://www.scoobytruck.com/bb/viewtopic.php?p=20136#p2...

That alpenflage poncho...

Hmmm... looks like the upper attachments of that go to the latch loop... wouldn't that make closing and latching the seat back in the upper position impossible? The sear rear seat locking clamps are on the top sides, not on the back. (lock between the two circles, note the plastic backing of the se...

ZUBAJA wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 06, 2019 2:08 pm

I believe hr's talking about INSIDE the cabin and behind the rear seat. It would be a very narrow space. Dennis

Yes the cargo net I linked is for behind the rear seat, not the bed.

I don't have the dimensions but Subaru still sells the cargo nets
https://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Subaru-B ... 00AAJOYM6/

Given the mileage, it's not surprising. Also goes without saying, but definitely get it checked out FIRST before dropping that amount of money to confirm before you go off the advice of the internet since we can't actually experience exactly what you can and are going off our assumptions with our ow...

Welcome to the forum and congrats on the purchase! Sounds like your bearings are going bad to me. I just had my front drivers' side go bad 2 months ago and bought mine 5 years ago with all 4 being bad. I had a hell of a time getting the previous bearing to make the noise. Originally it only made it ...

Second: some here would consider this almost as sacrilege, but on another forum (for Isuzus) we found that it was much easier to cut an access hole in the floor to get to the fuel pump than dealing with dropping the fuel tank. Some used the cut out section as a cover, while others cut a larger sect...