They are? I’ve owned 3 Subarus over 20 years and have never heard about that. Their old 2.5L engines were known for consuming oil, if you fed them thinner 5w-30 oil in warm climates, however. A lot of people switched to 10w-40 to solve it.
They are. The area where the head gasket seals the oil in their boxer engines is way too small and over my years of being a mechanic I only saw a handful that weren’t leaking.
Aren’t Subarus infamous for leaking oil?
That’s a feature… it forces you to have regular oil changes, which improves the reliability of the car.
I believe this is meant to be a joke but the number of people I know who don’t maintain their cars is way too high.
They are? I’ve owned 3 Subarus over 20 years and have never heard about that. Their old 2.5L engines were known for consuming oil, if you fed them thinner 5w-30 oil in warm climates, however. A lot of people switched to 10w-40 to solve it.
They are. The area where the head gasket seals the oil in their boxer engines is way too small and over my years of being a mechanic I only saw a handful that weren’t leaking.