Subaru Repair

A vehicle in the Subaru line is usually trouble-free most of the time. However, when something does go wrong or when you’re trying to head off the next big thing, we’re glad to help you with all your Subaru repair needs. Therefore, we’re sharing a few things you’ll probably want to watch for in your automobile. Drivers have expressed concern over the head gasket leaking in some models. If this impacts your particular model, you may notice an unusual burning smell. You’ll probably also see coolant and oil levels decline more rapidly than you expect, especially if you’re obtaining regular services for your vehicle. The head gasket is responsible for sealing the engine cylinders, preventing oil and coolant from contaminating the engine compartment and causing damage. Therefore, you’ll need to have this issue corrected immediately if you discover it. Also, you’ll want to monitor the rubber boots of your car’s suspension system. This is a task most easily handled by our service center technicians. When your automobile is here for a service visit, we can check the condition of those rubber boots, examining them for cracks, tears, and other wear that can allow water and contaminants to enter areas where they can damage suspension joints. The inner axle joint is especially susceptible to boot injuries over time. Finally, the o-rings that help seal your Subaru’s air conditioning system can wear over time, requiring replacement. If your car’s AC begins blowing warm air, you’ll probably suspect this problem.