Just had Subaru change the belts on our 2010 Outback. After the repair the symptom of torque converter failure has occurred. I believe that the belt changes has created this new issue.

Asked by Guru9BW5J Jun 22, 2017 at 04:22 PM about the 2010 Subaru Outback 2.5i Limited

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enginecreator answered 6 years ago

I do not see the connection.

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enginecreator answered 6 years ago

Its like saying changing the air filter caused your tail light to blow bulbs.

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F_O_R answered 6 years ago

No connection at all. No more than if they changed the head light bulbs.

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Mark answered 6 years ago

Guru9BW5J-. YES, purely coincidence... But, what's the mileage on the car?? I'm guessing over 100,000 miles?

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Mark answered 6 years ago

When you say "symptoms"... exactly what do you mean??

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TheSubaruGuruBoston answered 6 years ago

Firstly, your '10 OB has a SINGULAR outer accesory serpentine belt, and a single inner cam timing belt. Regardless, of which belt you've replaced, the failure of the CVT's torque converter is indeed simply a coincidence. 2010 CVT's are popping all over the place, completely non-correlated with mileage, and torque- converter failure is obvious, so ignore Mark's unnecessary query paths to keep this as simple and alternate facts-free as possible.

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Guru9L2L2 answered 6 years ago

Are all repairs more expensive than on ford escape?

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TheSubaruGuruBoston answered 6 years ago

No.

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