Hi Ricardo,

I also have a 03 Legacy Wagon that was in the dealer for normal service at
68k and was found to have leaking valve cover gaskets. Leaking oil into the
spark plug wells, not on the floor. Head gasket was OK. Still another
$229.00.

Good luck

During a service visit to the Subaru dealer this weekend, the service
technician indicated that the headgaskets on my 2003 Legacy Wagon w/
82K miles were leaking engine oil and coolant and advised that I
replace the valve cover, intake, and head gaskets. They also
recommended I replace my timing belt, water pump, and seals. Estimate
cost of repairs is about $1200 for the gaskets and $700 for the timing
belt/pump/seals.

I checked the internet and found that there's a service campaign that
covers the headgasket repairs for 8 years/100K miles. However, my 2003
Legacy wagon is not included in the campaign. I crawled underneath my
car and took some photos:

http://flickr.com/photos/7260566@N08/sets/72157605377931701/

There are no leaks showing up on my garage floor, but from what I saw,
it looks like minor seepage. I'm worried that the leaks may develop
into major leaks if I don't take care of it. What do you guys think?
Has anyone tried to get Subaru to repair their headgaskets under the
service campaign? How about for models not listed in the campaign?
Please share your comments and experiences. Thanks!

Another thought: if I chose the do the headgasket work, should the
timing belt/pump/seals job cost me only parts, since labor should
already be included in the headgasket job (they are already taking
apart that part of the engine)?