20 Most Recent 2000 Subaru Outback Questions & Answers

Yes, all cars have alarms and engine immobilizers. Yours needs resetting, but I wonder what made it become unpaired, key to ECU. Try a reset anyway. https://www.google.com/search?q=2000+subaru+outback+security+system+reset You may need an auto electrician to diagnose the fault and fix it. https://www.google.com/search?q=mobile+auto+electrician+near+me ..

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May have a weak or broken motor mount along with a bad ground showing up as the engine torques and lifts up losing ground and causing the issue of flickering lights .

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It is a black plastic unit with a small wire harness going to it. The unit is located on a heater hose close to the heater core near the firewall.

Drill a hole in the lens it'll let the water out in the air in the dryer

If the light is on , DTC'S - diagnostic trouble code's are stored . These would point to a fix . Your best bet , take your vehicle to a qualified repair shop .

Hello Something I have learned over many years repairing cars...is " just because it's new doesn't mean it works" !! I have had so many bad "new" parts, sometimes 2 or 3 in a row. I would charge the battery, and take them both to an auto parts store to have them tested. Autozone and Advanced test for free.

From the way you are describing your problem it seems to me that your fuel pump is in the process of dying. The whirring noise is as if the pump is gasping for life. Your problem sounds like a fuel delivery problem. If you take a preasure test of pump you may find that you need a new pump. Good Luck Friend.

Carefully check all connections between battery and starter before replacing starter .

have the front end checked by an accredited front end specialist shop could be the lower control arm bushes torn

go to an Specialized locksmith , If they have good equipment, they can solve

if you go to your local auto parts store they sell repair books find your then read it

Turn off engine . get the vehicle on level ground. try to move driveshaft back an forth or,by rocking in twist motion,,, try to hear a knock,,,this would indicate a worn universal joint.either front or back, if you are good enough to discern which one is making the klunk, change both to be on the safe side. think they may be about 20 dol apiece.

do it yourself and stuff the job take it to an accredited body shop and have it done professionally and nobody will know that it was rusted make sure that they used good metal to replace the rust and not body bog as many do

Check the trans cooler fins for obstructions