2005 Subaru Outback Xt Limited Wagon 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Burbank, Illinois, United States
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2005 Subaru Outback XT 2.5T Limited 65k Miles Automatic Transmission. Car runs and drives
great, suspension and steering also very good. Overall exterior and
interior in very nice shape for the year and miles, regular dents
scratches. Fully loaded, Tan leather, heated seats, dual sunroof, heated
wipers, All power. Tires have 90% thread, brakes are bout 70%. Has full
Weathertech floor mats, as well as Subaru trunk mats.
Bought this car with 62k Miles , previous owners girlfriend used the car when the engine gave out, from what I can tell the turbo went out and caused the rod bearings to go. The car then was parked for about two years. I bought it that way since I have fixed quite a few wrx/sti thinking my mom might like it since she was looking for a wagon. But she wants a Volvo instead. I bought a used motor from a Oak leaf Auto Salvage who specialize in parting out Subarus. The engine came out of a 2005 WRX STI with 61k miles and was a bare longblock(No STI turbo,manifold) Have receipt, still has 60 days of parts warranty.They performed a compression check and everything checked out even across the board. Bought a used turbo with no shaft play with 60k on it. Also went to the dealer and bought all the needed gaskets and new turbo inlet. Everything was cleaned and inspected, the used motor was free of any leaks. Car started right away after being completed. Motor is running Rotella T6 Synthetic 5W40. Have some pictures during as well as receipts. Fell free to ask any questions |
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