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Legacy 95 (Leaky Water Pump)
I have noticed that when I start the engine in the morning I have noticed a pudle of cooolant on the garage floor. A friend told me this means my water pump is bad. Can someone tell me if this is so, and is this hard to change, or would you suggest I bring it to the dealer, so they can charge me $$$. I would appreciate any comments.
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Re: Legacy 95 (Leaky Water Pump)
I also have a 95 legacy and i replaced the water pump it wasnt hard except u have to take off the timing belt. To save money u can do it yourself but taking it to the dealership would b the best idea
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Re: Legacy 95 (Leaky Water Pump)
If you can, find a good mechanic for Subarus in your area.
(Ask here on the forum). Or, on cars.com you can find local recommendations. But I wouldn't recommend taking to dealer--too expensive. |
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Re: Legacy 95 (Leaky Water Pump)
Oh, and also, you may have quite a little while till the pump actually goes.
I left mine go forever and it was amazing how much wear it took before it actually poured like Niagra.
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Re: Legacy 95 (Leaky Water Pump)
also if you havent changed it yet, let the car sit for a while and get cold, then crack an egg in the radiator and start it. It should keep it from leaking for a while. (Mythbusters) haha
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