99 Subaru Outback legacy wagon
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Asked by Charlithecarguy Jan 25, 2019 at 08:45 PM about the Subaru Outback

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Okay my Subaru keeps over heating I’ve
changed radiator hoses and thermostat put
coolant in bled air from coolant lines idles
great but a drive around the block causes the
coolant to drain from radiator and it it jumps
strait up to too hot I try to do all my own work
but I just can’t figure this out... no oil in
resavor that I can see it’s fresh coolant so it
would be noticeable please help me

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Charlithecarguy answered 5 years ago

I was expecting the radiator for sure I found that is has a crack in the top passenger side I’ll see if that fixes it for sure and no not really it’s very cold in Ohio so it just blends with the steam

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Doug answered 5 years ago

You have a blown head gasket. Get them replaced before you damage the block or heads or both. If you’ve had it overheat more than 2 times I would highly suggest having your heads machined when you replace the head gaskets. You’re on borrowed time before you blow up the motor and need a new motor

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