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29 October 2002, 03:56 PM
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On your AWD what?
I must point out that there are a few engines in the subaru range so you seem to have baffled most people lol!
Also if your changing your own filter you should use a SUBARU one and no other and you will need to prime your engine when doing so.
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I must point out that there are a few engines in the subaru range so you seem to have baffled most people lol!
Also if your changing your own filter you should use a SUBARU one and no other and you will need to prime your engine when doing so.
Tony
29 October 2002, 04:44 PM
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On the Turbo it is just behind the bumper at the bottom of the engine.. remove belly pan.. look under and directly up at front of engine.. assuming it is a similar location on your car..
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29 October 2002, 04:53 PM
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yep, the oil filter is in the same place on all the flat four scooby engines.
remove belly cover and is just up on drivers side , behind the cam cover and just forward of exhaust manifold.
Yes, do try to fit gen filters, as some spurious filters "O" rings do not seal properly, so end up loosing all your engine oil "very quickly"....
remove belly cover and is just up on drivers side , behind the cam cover and just forward of exhaust manifold.
Yes, do try to fit gen filters, as some spurious filters "O" rings do not seal properly, so end up loosing all your engine oil "very quickly"....
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