Replaced the timing belt in my 2001 Outback at 105K miles. Now have 210K miles . Due again...according to Subaru. $$ If it breaks, is the engine toast?

Replaced the timing belt in my 2001 Outback at 105K miles. Now have 210K miles . Due again...according to Subaru. $$ If it breaks, is the engine toast? 2 Answers

Shouldn't the timing belt and head gaskets and water pump be done at 100,000 miles 11 Answers

I am almost locked in to a purchase of a 2001 subaru outback vdc and the dealer doesn't seem to want to ease my mind by telling me if these things have been done. All he said is he will check to see ...

i recently replaced the head gaskets in my 2001 subaru outback it ran great for a week and half now it over heats it does not boil over temp gage just goes to red after drivein about 7 minutes 8 Answers

recently replaced the head gaskets ran great for week and half now temp gage is going to red after driving a few miles it does not boil over or steam and no oil in antifreeze or antifreeze in oil im c...

My 2001 Subaru outback wagon awd is running hot...Had the heads fixed last yr. with new water pump and belt...I had it checked but it's holding compression, radiator is fine, no anti freeze mixing with oil No white smoke , no leaks, etc..Decided to change water pump and belt again and it's still running hot ...Could it be it was torqued wrong when the heads where replaced??? 11 Answers

Subaru Outback awd, running hot...

Timing Belt on my Subaru Outback broke while driving. Is it worth repairing? 3 Answers

2001 outback sport with 187000 miles, 2.5 liter engine. I have recently done the following repairs in the last 8 months. New cat converters, new brake calipers, rotors and pads, new cv axles, inner ...