Subaru Maintenance Schedule - Forester, Impreza, Legacy, Outback, Tribeca, Wrx And Wrx Sti

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

Forester, Impreza, Legacy, Outback, Tribeca, WRX and WRX STI models 2012 and up.

ALL SUBARU BOXER ENGINES

A

Hours: 0.5

VEHICLE KILOMETRES

SERVICE NEEDED

10,000

A

• Replace engine oil and filter

• Inspect axle boot condition

or 6 months

• Inspect tire condition and adjust all tire pressures

• Lubricate all latches, hinges and locks

including spare

• Inspect all steering and suspension components

B

20,000

or 12 months

• Inspect and adjust all fluid levels including both differentials

• Check under body for damage

• Inspect operation of all lights, wipers and washers

• Road test

30,000

A

or 18 months

• Inspect and adjust drive belt tension if necessary

• Service battery

40,000

B

or 24 months

B

Hours: 2.3

50,000

A

or 30 months

• Replace engine oil and filter

• Inspect axle boot condition

• Rotate tires and inspect for wear

• Lubricate all latches, hinges and locks

60,000

C

or 36 months

• Inspect tire condition and adjust all tire pressures

• Inspect all steering and suspension components

including spare

• Check under body for damage

70,000

A

• Remove, inspect and service front and rear brakes

or 42 months

• Test coolant, inspect hoses and clamps

• Inspect and adjust all fluid levels including both differentials

• Inspect engine and cabin air filters – replace if necessary

• Inspect operation of all lights, wipers and washers

• Wheel alignment (recommended)*

80,000

B

or 48 months

• Inspect and adjust drive belt tension if necessary

• Road test

• Service battery

90,000

A

or 54 months

C

Hours: 4.0

100,000

D

or 60 months

• Replace engine oil and filter

• Lubricate all latches, hinges and locks

• Rotate tires and inspect for wear

• Inspect all steering and suspension components

110,000

A

or 66 months

• Inspect tire condition and adjust all tire pressures

• Check under body for damage

including spare

• Test coolant, inspect hoses and clamps

120,000

C

or 72 months

• Remove, inspect and service front and rear brakes

• Inspect engine and cabin air filters – replace if necessary

including parking brake

• Replace brake fluid

A

130,000

• Inspect and adjust all fluid levels including both differentials

or 78 months

• Service fuel injectors

• Inspect operation of all lights, wipers and washers

• Inspect all emission-related hoses

• Inspect and adjust drive belt tension if necessary

140,000

B

• Inspect PCV valve – replace if necessary

or 84 months

• Full battery service and test

• Wheel alignment (recommended)*

• Inspect axle boot condition

• Road test

150,000

A

or 90 months

D

Hours: 4.3 to 5.5

160,000

B

depending on engine size

†

or 96 months

• Replace engine oil and filter

• Lubricate all latches, hinges and locks

170,000

A

or 102 months

• Rotate tires and inspect for wear

• Inspect all steering and suspension components

• Inspect tire condition and adjust all tire pressures

• Check under body for damage

including spare

• Test coolant, inspect hoses and clamps

180,000

C

or 108 months

• Remove, inspect and service front and rear brakes

• Inspect engine and cabin air filters – replace if necessary

• Inspect and adjust all fluid levels

• Replace spark plugs

190,000

A

or 114 months

• Inspect operation of all lights, wipers and washers

• Replace transmission and differential fluids

• Inspect and adjust drive belt tension if necessary

• Wheel alignment (recommended)*

200,000

D

or 120 months

• Service battery

• Road test

• Inspect axle boot condition

210,000

A

*additional costs may apply

or 126 months

‡

†

Every 160,000 km/10 years

At 220,000 km/11 years

(whichever occurs first):

(whichever occurs first):

220,000

C

‡

or 132 months

• Perform coolant flush and replace

• Replacement of camshaft drive belts (All turbocharged

engines and H4 naturally aspirated Legacy and Outback)

with Subaru long life coolant

We recommend you check your engine oil level every second fuel fill-up.

Following the periodic inspection and maintenance services prescribed by your Subaru Maintenance Guide is the best way to ensure your Subaru runs smoothly for years to come. Visit your local Subaru dealer to have Subaru Certified Technicians take care of the inspections and maintenance services outlined.

The information contained on this poster is correct at the time of its printing but may change without prior notice.

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