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Re: What is involved in changing 1995 subaru outback...
Water pump is ran by the timing belt. when changing the water pump the belt should be changed to. and sometimes the timing belt tensioner needs to be replaced too.worst case senerio. about a 350-400$ repair.
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Every 60,000 to 80,000 miles depending on your manufacturers reccomendations. The water pump is not normally changed untill you have a problem with it.
my car wont start ive changed plugs and fuel pump and now ive been told it could be the relay switch but dont know where it is of if it is that any suggestions and my car is a subaru impreza 93
I would suggest putting in a new water pump. You could take the existing one off and try to seal it but for me it would make more sense to replace it since you have the old one out. They're not too expensive. Mine was $20. You'll need a tube of high temperature gasket sealer to go around the edges of the new pump. Also, make sure you use the gasket that is with the new pump. Hope this helps ya.
Each head lamp also has it's own relay, you can rule the relay out by swapping the left head light relay with the right head light relay & see if the problem moves to the other side...The relays are also in the same under hood fuse box.
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