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How do you fix a 98 Subaru legacy outback ac?
It depends on what is wrong with it. We need more info please.
What is wrong if have to keep refilling coolant 1999 subaru legacy?
bad hose, radiator leak, leaking into engine.
What could be wrong with your GMC if it hesitates?
lack of confidence?
If a car hesitates and bogs down when you step on the gas What is wrong?
Its broke - get a new car
Car hesitates to accelerate and shakes a lot?
Your car is not getting enough fuel if it hesitates to take off and shakes. The fuel filter might be plugged or you might have the wrong gas in your tank.
Subaru 1996 legacy missing has engine light on?
The check engine light comes on to tell you that something is wrong and the computer knows what it is. Use an automotive code scanner to find out what's wrong. Fortunately you and the computer agree... something is wrong. It's just that the computer knows a lot more about what's likely to be the problem.
How do you fix a Subaru Legacy seat belt?
What's wrong with it? If it doesn't retract, then the retractors need to be replaced. But if it is cut or frayed, the belt needs to be replaced. If it doesn't latch, then part of the latch mechanism needs to be replaced or repaired.
What is wrong if your 94 Subaru Legacy turns over but won't start like its flooded out?
A bad injector can cause your engine to flood out and not start. The bad injector might be completely open and shooting too much fuel into the system.
What is wrong with 1987 305 TBI that misses and hesitates bad when cold but runs super when it warms up?
Choke is out of adjustment
If a 1995 Mercury Sable hesitates when shifting up in gears what could be wrong?
have you checked the oil level in the transmission ? I'm betting the answer is no
Your 93 z28 misses and hesitates after warming up Changed plugs wires optispark and TPS what else could be wrong?
dirty injectors
Does the Subaru company know their ad is wrong it's supposed to be worded the following way it's what makes a Subaru a Subaru no comma do they know?
Maybe they do, but those concerns were probably overridden by worries about difficulty reading the phrase. For example, some people would have to read the following sentence twice to get it: "Being funny is what makes Dave Dave." But if I put a comma, they might get it, but it would incorrectly say something else. The sentence "Being funny is what makes Dave, Dave." would mean that being funny makes Dave, and I'm also talking to someone named Dave. (So in that sense, the ad is telling the reader that s/he is "a Subaru"!) Probably, the best way for the Subaru tagline to be rephrased would be to use an ellipsis: "It's what makes a Subaru... a Subaru."
