Oil filter: Subaru genuine part
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Just got a new element part no.15208 AA024. On the box it says, "vehicle: legacy; type: sedan/wagon" and that's it. Is this the correct fitment for an impreza turbo?
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yup i had the same prob, but when i asked the dealer he said it was the same part, i used and it fitted no probs AFAIK the block is much the same btween legacy and impreza, just to put ur mind at rest compare them b4 u remove the xisting filter
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I recently bought a filter from a main dealer and that also said legacy on the box. The parts person said that this was OK for the impreza as all the subaru oil filters are the same.
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A certain renowned mechanic of southern fame has had no engine blow ups using OEM Subaru filters, all the blow ups have come from non Subaru Genuine Filters, for such a cheap part I wouldn't use anything else.
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1) Because Subaru are rip merchants who want to charge £12 for a part which probably costs less than £1
2) The *******s always ask for a chassis number despite the fact that all EJ20 engines use the same part. (I have a Jap WRX, so they will not sell me a filter, their loss).
3) The Champion filters are made in Germany the Subaru ones are made in USA. I know which I would use if the words on the outside were the same.
2) The *******s always ask for a chassis number despite the fact that all EJ20 engines use the same part. (I have a Jap WRX, so they will not sell me a filter, their loss).
3) The Champion filters are made in Germany the Subaru ones are made in USA. I know which I would use if the words on the outside were the same.
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hmm UK dealers do seem to take the mick, i pay 10 euros for my Filter here in Dublin with sump washer which works out at UK£7.50... I will always use a genuine oil filter ever since my Toyota days... they r the best
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