Low Fuel Pressure 2007 Subaru Outback -

[@Mike_44]

My favorite gen Outbacks. Great cars, easy to work on. I have an ‘05 XT auto, 237K miles and still going.

[@kelton5020]

Until you have to change the blinkers

[@Mike_44]

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[@ChristosCMelbAustral]

Congratulations, excellent work. You worked out exactly what is wrong with this car and fixed it without costing the owner a fortune. Some mechanics don't know where to start from, others will fix it but will charge you an excessive amount and tell you lots of bullshit about what was wrong with your car. If you don't know about cars you will be paying these cheats lots of money and think that they are doing you a favour too. It is not enough just to know how to do your job it is also important to be honest. You posses both of these merits.

[@bradleylutz3219]

Another one saved! Excellent!

[@markcollins457]

Great diagnostics, my only concern is the after market pump. I replaced my complete pump assembly with a cheap online unit OK problem fixed then 3 weeks later i broke down had to pay $300 for a towing back to my house. After checking everthing finally found bad fuel pump and replace just the pump as you did but purchased from local store and this one had a "MADE IN USA" Carter mfg. My point is cheap aftermarket parts on a critical item can let you down and cost more!

[@WolfofWisco]

Thanks Mark. I agree that sometimes the cheap aftermarket parts can fail quickly! I took a gamble. It’s like rolling the dice . Recently - I had a Kia Soul GDI (gas direct injection) fuel pump fail. It’s cam driven. I went cheap Amazon and failed TWO pumps . One made it 9 months, the 2nd made it ONE month. I couldn’t bring myself to spend $400 for the new part so bought a OEM pump at a local salvage yard, with a lifetime warranty on a used pump!

[@roxanneabbott8424]

New sub here!! Great job!!!

[@WolfofWisco]

Thanks and welcome to the channel. Good stuff ahead!

[@thomasmurphy5906]

Can I get a part number and which parts store you got the pump from, I have a 2007 Impreza 5 Speed manual 2.5i SOHC, Ibet the pump is the same, I'm right down river from you in Stillwater, MN

[@WolfofWisco]

I got the pump from CarParts.com. Online . The pump is made by DriveMotive part number RH31450021. It was $18. This pump is for turbo models and also for H6 (six cylinder Subaru models) that need more fuel flow . It may work for standard non turbo engines, but a google search for the correct pump for your car is what I recommend! Good luck neighbor!