"TPS" = Throttle Position Sensor. It's the sensor that tells the computer how far your foot is into the throttle. It should be connected to the butterfly valve that opens to allow more air into the engine.
Yes.
yes, I just put a 1997 2.5 liter engine in a 1998
It is threaded into the block, under the intake manifold.
My 1997 legacy gt sedan takes 4.8 quarts of oil.
It should be.
3230 pounds
Assuming you are asking about engine displacement, all 1997 Outback models built in the US used a 2.5 liter engine. That is 2500 cubic centimeters.
You could be low on coolant, a stuck thermostat, engine fan not coming on for starters. If still overheats, I would recommend taking it to a Subaru dealer.
No, look at Gates.com and you can search for whether an engine (or cam belt) is an interference engine or non. I just looked and it is not!
No, look at Gates.com and you can search for whether an engine (or cam belt) is an interference engine or non. I just looked and it is not!
check this link, it did helped me get info on my 97 subaru outback. http://hp.auto.ru/Subaru%20Legacy/1997/ cheers!
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