Subaru · 18 model lines · 136 manualsYear tag colour = decade
Subaru workshop, service & repair manuals
Subaru at a glance: 136 manuals across 18 model lines, covering 1982 to 2010 models, with engines from 1.2 to 3.6 litres. The largest collections are Legacy (28), Impreza & WRX / STI (27) and L-Series (17).
About Subaru
Subaru is the car division of Subaru Corporation, formerly Fuji Heavy Industries. Its boxer engine arrived with the Subaru 1000 in 1965, and most Subarus over 1,500 cc have used the layout since.
Reading the engine descriptions
In these manuals, F4 and F6 mean flat (boxer) four- and six-cylinder engines, so "F4-2.0L DOHC Turbo" is a 2.0-litre turbocharged flat four.
Same car, different badge
The Saab 9-2X (2005–06) is a rebadged second-generation Impreza hatchback, built by Subaru.
B9 Tribeca was renamed Tribeca when it was revised for 2008, so check both.
Sources: Wikipedia — Subaru, Subaru Impreza (second generation), Subaru Tribeca.
Known faults on Subaru models, and the repair instructions for them: Common faults
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