read this recent topic - New to Subaru - 2008 Premier with 155k miles - love it... - dudes interest was very similar to yours.
Checklist of things to do after purchasing a tribeca?
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do NOT forget ALL the filters. especially in transmission 
Does it matter if filters are OEM? Only reason I ask is the only place online I can find them has $50 shippingdo NOT forget ALL the filters. especially in transmission
well... that's a bit of "which religion is best" type of thing.
1) OEM stuff has undergone superior quality control (like - "oh, chinese stuff is crap", while quite a LOT of stuff gets manufactured there, the only difference between aliexpress and OEM is quality control).
2) there are a lot of brands which names mean (at least to me) quality - bosch, denso, mann...
3) some stuff you just CAN'T buy OEM (facelifted Tribeca transmission (TG5D) - sump filter, not sure about prefacelift (TG5C))...
in this situation - you are in wild wild west anyway))
1) OEM stuff has undergone superior quality control (like - "oh, chinese stuff is crap", while quite a LOT of stuff gets manufactured there, the only difference between aliexpress and OEM is quality control).
2) there are a lot of brands which names mean (at least to me) quality - bosch, denso, mann...
3) some stuff you just CAN'T buy OEM (facelifted Tribeca transmission (TG5D) - sump filter, not sure about prefacelift (TG5C))...
in this situation - you are in wild wild west anyway
))
Oh great, i like bosch too thats where my family takes there cars.well... that's a bit of "which religion is best" type of thing.
1) OEM stuff has undergone superior quality control (like - "oh, chinese stuff is crap", while quite a LOT of stuff gets manufactured there, the only difference between aliexpress and OEM is quality control).
2) there are a lot of brands which names mean (at least to me) quality - bosch, denso, mann...
3) some stuff you just CAN'T buy OEM (facelifted Tribeca transmission (TG5D) - sump filter, not sure about prefacelift (TG5C))...
in this situation - you are in wild wild west anyway
Would you happen to know the part number of the bosch oil filter for my 2008 tribeca?
you are one lazy bum
it took me 2minutes to find part numbers:
www.boschautoparts.com
www.boschautoparts.com
p.s. I will be at Niagara falls sometime around 19th April - can help with parts delivery to that location
it took me 2minutes to find part numbers:
Workshop Oil Filters (72228WS) - Workshop Oil Filters - Bosch Auto Parts - Liferay DXP
Bosch Workshop Oil Filters designed for the professional installer.
www.boschautoparts.com
Premium Oil Filters (3312) - Premium Oil Filters - Bosch Auto Parts - Liferay DXP
Premium engine performance requires a premium oil filter. Bosch Premium Oil Filters protect your engine by keeping harmful particles and dirt out, preventing premature wear and engine failure. Premium oil filters not only fit the same way as original OE filters, they utilize an exclusive blend...
www.boschautoparts.com
p.s. I will be at Niagara falls sometime around 19th April - can help with parts delivery to that location
you are one lazy bum
it took me 2minutes to find part numbers:
Workshop Oil Filters (72228WS) - Workshop Oil Filters - Bosch Auto Parts - Liferay DXP
Bosch Workshop Oil Filters designed for the professional installer.Premium Oil Filters (3312) - Premium Oil Filters - Bosch Auto Parts - Liferay DXP
Premium engine performance requires a premium oil filter. Bosch Premium Oil Filters protect your engine by keeping harmful particles and dirt out, preventing premature wear and engine failure. Premium oil filters not only fit the same way as original OE filters, they utilize an exclusive blend...
p.s. I will be at Niagara falls sometime around 19th April - can help with parts delivery to that location
Lazy bum / pretty car illiterate lmao
heres another for you if you don't mind answering.
Changed my oil, the plastic thing protecting the underneath, (shield like thing) is held in place by these plastic like push pins, i discovered quite a few are missing ands its sagging. Are these generic pins or is there a certain type i need to buy to fit in place?
Under Cover & Exhaust Cover - 2008 Subaru Tribeca - here are originals with part numbers. but check pricing with your subaru dealer.
you can save a bit of money going to autozone/oreillies/advance auto parts/napa or whatever stores you have around - just measure them first or even better - take samples(from the car) with you. and keep in mind there might be few different sizes.
but it's not rocket science for sure
p.s. you can also check that you have both sides of vehicle L-shaped profiles underneath the car, in front of wheel arches. mine was missing on one side.
you can save a bit of money going to autozone/oreillies/advance auto parts/napa or whatever stores you have around - just measure them first or even better - take samples(from the car) with you. and keep in mind there might be few different sizes.
but it's not rocket science for sure
p.s. you can also check that you have both sides of vehicle L-shaped profiles underneath the car, in front of wheel arches. mine was missing on one side.
Man you're full of knowledge and have a big help for me! Really appreciate it.Under Cover & Exhaust Cover - 2008 Subaru Tribeca - here are originals with part numbers. but check pricing with your subaru dealer.
you can save a bit of money going to autozone/oreillies/advance auto parts/napa or whatever stores you have around - just measure them first or even better - take samples(from the car) with you. and keep in mind there might be few different sizes.
but it's not rocket science for sure
p.s. you can also check that you have both sides of vehicle L-shaped profiles underneath the car, in front of wheel arches. mine was missing on one side.
It's definitely intimidating at first but the more i look into it, it's become a lot of fun.
Gonna go pick up some of these clips and get them back in and then going to change cabin air filter and engine air filter today and see if i can get the throttle body off to give it a clean for the hell of it.
I still need to change transmission fluid but I am thinking i might have a shop do that and give it a flush. Not sure if thats in my wheelhouse yet.
Oh yeah I forgot about the fuel filter, will add that to the list!happy to help
throttle body removal - check for typical crack on intake manifold.
transmission - filter/filters! you will probably have to get them yourself.
also - think about fuel filter
might throw in fuel pressure regulator and check the pump as well
p.s. but most important - check-check-check... today i sadly realized that nissan dealership I hate - have new guy, he has done things which NOBODY cared before... unfortunately he did some little fuckups all around too
p.s. but most important - check-check-check... today i sadly realized that nissan dealership I hate - have new guy, he has done things which NOBODY cared before... unfortunately he did some little fuckups all around too
That sucks man hopefully nothing too serious!might throw in fuel pressure regulator and check the pump as well
p.s. but most important - check-check-check... today i sadly realized that nissan dealership I hate - have new guy, he has done things which NOBODY cared before... unfortunately he did some little fuckups all around too
there is no fuel filter under the hood (that I know off) - post the video (probably some newer or older year outbacks with H6 engines).
I am talking about the one in tank.
I am talking about the one in tank.
ah chunks, was hoping it wouldn't be that way lol. Is it hard to get into the tank?there is no fuel filter under the hood (that I know off) - post the video (probably some newer or older year outbacks with H6 engines).
I am talking about the one in tank.
was watching this video, different car so i guess thats where i went wrong lol.
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