96 Subaru outback overheat prob you had an idea for another guy without blown head gasket can you help

Asked by John Jul 26, 2015 at 10:48 PM about the Subaru Outback

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Read this article, https://allwheeldriveauto.com/subaru-head-gasket- problems-explained/

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Try and find an independent mechanic unless you already have one and see if your car be fitted to the multi layered head gaskets.

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By the way, how many miles are on your car? You should change the water pump and other belts at the same time.

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The entire job is pretty labor intense, if you can find someone who knows about the multi layered head gaskets, and is going to guarantee their work, I would go with that. Should not cost more than $1,500 or a little less depending upon if you do a water pump, belts etc. I imagine you've done your timing belt at least once already before as it is a 1996. And, are you a member of the Subaru high mileage club?

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John, you're welcome, if I've been helpful to you, please mark one of my replies best answer, thanks.

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