This was my first car when I was a teenager. It was given to me by my grandmother as a birthday present. She was the original owner and it had 100k miles when she gave it to me. The engine kept overheating and a bunch of other issues happened so my parents ended up selling it after a year of us owning it and I’ll never forgive them for it 😭 this car was amazing and I miss it everyday
I am buying one of these tomorrow I can't wait ... it has the factory-fitted stereo same as yours I would love to know more about the Bluetooth model and how that fits exactly .. love your videos by the way keep em coming :) update yep found one easy .. will copy that too thanks
It’s super duper easy. You take off the 4x 10mm bolts And use a screwdriver to pry the little cover off. Then 19mm bolt in the center. They aren’t particularly tight. Then the pulley slides right off. The seal is then exposed in the cover. Pry out the seal. Press in new seal. Ect I have several videos of the build from the block to the valve covers Steve !
Honestly this car looks much better than a 500 dollar car and it looks too good for it to be a beater. I would take good care of it if i were you especially as you got it from your grandparents. One day you will be missing them and you will miss this car too. If i grew up with that car i would definitely not use it as just a beater and i would not lend it to any “friends”.
Looking at the sedan version of this. A bit rare and I used to own one. 265k miles though for $3500. No rust only 2 owners. Seems a bit high but so is the market.
my AC doesnt work. I also have a pin size leak on head gasket which I need changed, My sunroof windows do not work well, and am afraid to open then as they may not close back. Now I found I have water coming in somewhere from the right front cowel and it really pours in, I had to sponge it out then get a vac to remove all moisture. How can that be fixed. I bought this vehicle in 2011 and it really has been a great car I dont want to see it go, but if I cant get it fixed at a reasonable price, will have to let it go to someone who will take care of it. ALL HELP IS APPRECIATED!
I just found your video this morning. I am looking at a Friends 2003 Subaru outback with the 3.0 engine in it. Is it hard to find parts for these cars?
Yeah I wish LOL. It wasn’t that long ago I was driving a $500 Saturn and was happy to have it. I saved this car from the junkyard and use it like a lifted AWD wagon is supposed to be used. I
i recently bought a 2006 3.0r outback ll bean and have been loving it so far. only 70k miles and there have been no issues after almost 3 months of ownership. its also my first car :)
Really love the 3.0 power , the only problem I needed valve cover gaskets and crank sensor .. I'd like to find another one for sale... I don't like the new CVT Subaru at all...
God it's beautiful. I wish my 2004 Outback was in that kind of shape. But the northeast US has been hard on it over the years. The transmission just failed at 195,000 miles and I just paid $1200 to repair it.
@@benrodlockamy Yeah man I found a really good Mechanic working out of a garage he rents nearby. He found a used transmission with 80K on it and slapped it in for me. Even fixed the front CV axle and part of the exhaust as well. Came to $1284 but since he quoted me $800-$1200, he didn't make me pay more than $1200.
I have a black one. Got it for 1500 in 2018. It was in bad shape mechanically and cosmetically. But the engine is mint. Burns no oil. However the transmission isn’t good because the Einsteins never changed the fluid in 16 years. It’s got heavy rust and dents. I wish I could go back to 2002 and buy a new white one.
$500!? I have the same car 04 H6 35th Ann. Edition. Should be getting it back tomorrow from the shop. New headgaskets at 155K. But just like yours, amazing car. Thanks for the video! Check out Mr.Subaru on here for DIY videos!
For those of you who are still wondering about his Previous fleet: 1994 Saturn SL2 Homecoming Edition (Purchased in 2013 and Sold in 2014) 1993 Honda Accord EX (Purchased in 2014 and Broken Timing belt in 2014) 2002 Honda Civic Si (Purchased in 2014 and Accident in 2015) 1990 Volvo 240 DL (Purchased in 2017 and Sold in 2020) 1971 Vw beetle Convertible (Given in 2012 and Sold in 2018) 2003 Honda Accord EX-L ( Purchased in 2015 and Sold in 2017) 2012 Volvo S60 T6 (Purchased in 2017 and Sold in 2021
@@Jakeman21642 What were your favourite cars from your fleet history, Jake? I think we could probably assume the 240, Beetle, and S60 would be near the top of the list!
@@warrenf5821 He also really loves his mr2, Mercedes and the outback but I do agree that the 2 volvos he owned get the top spot considering how reliable they were
Jackeman, I have this exact Subaru Outback model. I have four questions that my local Subaru dealer in my area doesn't even know the answer to if you can believe it. On the dashboard: To the left of the steering wheel Their are three buttons the middle one is cruise control and the one to the right of it is rear defogger. What is the button to the left of cruise control for?? What does the VDC button do? Does the side mirror defogger work on both mirrors? How do you get the rear wiper to not be intermittent?. Thanks, Mike
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This was my first car when I was a teenager. It was given to me by my grandmother as a birthday present. She was the original owner and it had 100k miles when she gave it to me. The engine kept overheating and a bunch of other issues happened so my parents ended up selling it after a year of us owning it and I’ll never forgive them for it 😭 this car was amazing and I miss it everyday
Really love this car. I was really sad to see some of your other vehicles go but was really happy to see that this one is still around.
I am buying one of these tomorrow I can't wait ... it has the factory-fitted stereo same as yours I would love to know more about the Bluetooth model and how that fits exactly .. love your videos by the way keep em coming :) update yep found one easy .. will copy that too thanks
Current Fleet:
Daily Driver: 2015 Mercedes-Benz E400 Cabriolet (Purchased in 2021)
Beater: 2002 Subaru Outback H6 L.L Bean Edition (Given in 2020)
Toy/Project car: 1986 Toyota MR2 GT (Purchased in 2019)
What is the procedure to replace a crankshaft pulley on a 2002 Subaru Outback Legacy H6 3.0
It’s super duper easy.
You take off the 4x 10mm bolts
And use a screwdriver to pry the little cover off.
Then 19mm bolt in the center.
They aren’t particularly tight.
Then the pulley slides right off.
The seal is then exposed in the cover.
Pry out the seal.
Press in new seal.
Ect
I have several videos of the build from the block to the valve covers Steve !
Anyone know if they did an L.L bean edition of the sedan outback?
I still see lots of these wagons locally, but finding one in this condition is rare to see and most of them have the 4 cylinder engine.
Honestly this car looks much better than a 500 dollar car and it looks too good for it to be a beater. I would take good care of it if i were you especially as you got it from your grandparents. One day you will be missing them and you will miss this car too. If i grew up with that car i would definitely not use it as just a beater and i would not lend it to any “friends”.
I love the outback. I just bought a 2003 Subaru outback with 90,000 miles.
I would love to have one of these. You have such a clean example. Beautiful car!
Looking at the sedan version of this. A bit rare and I used to own one. 265k miles though for $3500. No rust only 2 owners. Seems a bit high but so is the market.
Did you get one?
@@alexbehl8248 I didn't. I picked up a 13 regular cab 4x4 Tacoma.
my AC doesnt work. I also have a pin size leak on head gasket which I need changed, My sunroof windows do not work well, and am afraid to open then as they may not close back. Now I found I have water coming in somewhere from the right front cowel and it really pours in, I had to sponge it out then get a vac to remove all moisture. How can that be fixed. I bought this vehicle in 2011 and it really has been a great car I dont want to see it go, but if I cant get it fixed at a reasonable price, will have to let it go to someone who will take care of it. ALL HELP IS APPRECIATED!
I just found your video this morning. I am looking at a Friends 2003 Subaru outback with the 3.0 engine in it. Is it hard to find parts for these cars?
The Beauty Of All-Wheel Drive.
You can tell you grew up privileged being that you call this a "beater" car.
Yeah I wish LOL. It wasn’t that long ago I was driving a $500 Saturn and was happy to have it. I saved this car from the junkyard and use it like a lifted AWD wagon is supposed to be used. I
@@Jakeman21642 It's just too pretty to beat on lol. Nice ride. I love mine and yours is in way better shape.
Love the car its so nice and glad to see the factory radio i think aftermarket ones are ugly
i recently bought a 2006 3.0r outback ll bean and have been loving it so far. only 70k miles and there have been no issues after almost 3 months of ownership. its also my first car :)
I have the same car in white…. Unbelievable is the only word to describe it.
Sounds like the A/C motor could be the problem
Beautiful car except the auto transmission.
buena nave
Really love the 3.0 power , the only problem I needed valve cover gaskets and crank sensor .. I'd like to find another one for sale... I don't like the new CVT Subaru at all...
God it's beautiful. I wish my 2004 Outback was in that kind of shape. But the northeast US has been hard on it over the years. The transmission just failed at 195,000 miles and I just paid $1200 to repair it.
That’s it 1200?
@@benrodlockamy Yeah man I found a really good Mechanic working out of a garage he rents nearby. He found a used transmission with 80K on it and slapped it in for me. Even fixed the front CV axle and part of the exhaust as well. Came to $1284 but since he quoted me $800-$1200, he didn't make me pay more than $1200.
Hi! I love wagons
I have a black one. Got it for 1500 in 2018. It was in bad shape mechanically and cosmetically. But the engine is mint. Burns no oil. However the transmission isn’t good because the Einsteins never changed the fluid in 16 years. It’s got heavy rust and dents. I wish I could go back to 2002 and buy a new white one.
$500!? I have the same car 04 H6 35th Ann. Edition. Should be getting it back tomorrow from the shop. New headgaskets at 155K. But just like yours, amazing car. Thanks for the video! Check out Mr.Subaru on here for DIY videos!
For those of you who are still wondering about his Previous fleet:
1994 Saturn SL2 Homecoming Edition (Purchased in 2013 and Sold in 2014)
1993 Honda Accord EX (Purchased in 2014 and Broken Timing belt in 2014)
2002 Honda Civic Si (Purchased in 2014 and Accident in 2015)
1990 Volvo 240 DL (Purchased in 2017 and Sold in 2020)
1971 Vw beetle Convertible (Given in 2012 and Sold in 2018)
2003 Honda Accord EX-L ( Purchased in 2015 and Sold in 2017)
2012 Volvo S60 T6 (Purchased in 2017 and Sold in 2021
Does he still have the 240
@@Jakeman21642 I do not think so
@@Jakeman21642 What were your favourite cars from your fleet history, Jake? I think we could probably assume the 240, Beetle, and S60 would be near the top of the list!
@@warrenf5821 He also really loves his mr2, Mercedes and the outback but I do agree that the 2 volvos he owned get the top spot considering how reliable they were
I want this soo bad I want it for my first car but can’t find one anywhere
I have the same car and same AC problem. Let me know what the fix is
I've seen many of your reviews! Love your channel! I never knew which personal cars you have 😁
I just one too and love it!! 😊
Great outback. Let me know when you ready to depart from it.$$
Is it a sure thing you have to use premium
Still looking good
Jackeman,
I have this exact Subaru Outback model. I have four questions that my local Subaru dealer in my area doesn't even know the answer to if you can believe it.
On the dashboard:
To the left of the steering wheel
Their are three buttons the middle one is cruise control and the one to the right of it is rear defogger.
What is the button to the left of cruise control for??
What does the VDC button do?
Does the side mirror defogger work on both mirrors?
How do you get the rear wiper to not be intermittent?.
Thanks,
Mike
I got the information that i need Thanks, Anyway.