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Car Forum / Subaru Cars / October 2007

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Forester head gasket

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Matt W - 21 Oct 2007 03:08 GMT
I am looking at a 99 Forester that needs a head gasket.  I am wondering how
much work is involved with this and generally which is the best way to
approach the matter (in chassis, pull the engine, or ??).  I don't mind
doing the work, but I would like to get a little bit of an idea of what I am
getting myself into as I have never done this sort of work on a Subaru.
Thanks.

Matt
StephenW - 21 Oct 2007 08:17 GMT
The head gaskets can be done in the car but you need to do most from the
bottom. The eng is easy to pull and al home I would suggest that. While out
do the timing belt, cam crank seals, oil seperator plate and rear main
seals. Some engs also have a plug on the rear of the right head, do it also.
Check the head for flatness when out
Steve

>I am looking at a 99 Forester that needs a head gasket.  I am wondering how
>much work is involved with this and generally which is the best way to
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