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#106 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Posts: 638
Location: N.ID
Car Year: 2004
Car Model: Forester XT
Transmission: 4EAT
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^Linky no worky...but THIS SHOULD.
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#107 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Posts: 15
Location: Qatar
Car Year: 1998
Car Model: Subaru Forester
Transmission: Automatic
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hello! just a quick noob question guys.. i'm planning to change the fluid for my automatic transmission and was wanting to replace the filter as well.
question: do i need to replace the gasket as well? the reason i asked because i cant find any gasket/seals on our local subaru dealership that's why i dont know if i can just drain the AT fluid -> remove the transmission pan -> replace the AT filter -> put the transmission back on -> top up the AT fluid. these are the parts that i have now: 1 AT filter 4 liters AT fluid hoping for you replies. thank you guys! |
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#108 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 1,577
Location: Metro Boston
Car Year: 2014
Car Model: FXT - Touring
Transmission: Hi Torque CVT
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Feedback Score: 6 reviews
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It's recommneded to replace the crush washer for the drain plug. Some people do, some people don't. I personally do replace it as its so cheap there's no reason not to.
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Car Year: 2004
Car Model: Forester XT
Transmission: 4EAT
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Got a pic of the '1 AT filter' you have? The '98 shouldn't have a 'filter', unless you're referring to the 'screen' inside. In '99 they updated the trans w/an EXTERNAL spin-on filter, which is supposed to last the life of the car. Also, in the owner's manual it'll tell you that the trans holds 10 US quarts. Your 4 qts will just be enough to replace what's in the pan. I'd suggest reading up on here if you think you need to drop the pan...It's a pain and not necessary, IMHO. I recommend just drain/refill/drive (shifting thru all gears) and repeat 3x. That'll get most of the old fluid out and you'll be good for another 30K miles. TD
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When did they start using drain plugs?
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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Location: Northern NJ
Car Year: 2004
Car Model: Forester XS PP 5sp
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As far as I remember, even the debut of the 4EAT in the US in the 1990 Legacy had a drain plug. I have never seen a 4EAT without one.
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Car Year: 2014
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Thanks ferret, appreciate it.
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Posts: 154
Location: Elk county PA
Car Year: 04
Car Model: Forester XT
Transmission: Auto
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I did mine the other day. Pretty simple, and I was amazed at how dark the fluid was. I just removed the drain plug and then reinstalled plug and refilled. Refilling was the longest part due to waiting for the funnel to drain. I will repeat this process a few times and then get a new filter from Subarupartsgirl !!!
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Posts: 15
Location: Qatar
Car Year: 1998
Car Model: Subaru Forester
Transmission: Automatic
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Feedback Score: 0 reviews
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Part number: 38325AA032 Link: http://subarupartsforyou.com/cp_part...p?partid=10331 So the best way to do it is just drain the fluid, refill, drive then do it 3x. That would be a lot easier than replacing the filter etc. etc. I might just return the filter to the Subaru dealership and exchange it with 8 liters of AT fluid. |
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#116 (permalink) | |
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Posts: 15
Location: Qatar
Car Year: 1998
Car Model: Subaru Forester
Transmission: Automatic
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Hi! Is this the washer for the drain plug? Do you have the part number for this one so i can order it to the Subaru dealership. Thank you! |
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