2006 Subaru Outback F4-2.5L SOHCFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Maintenance: Labor Times

Standard HoursManufacturer Warranty HoursSkill LevelNotes
Service or Charge
Normal Service
7,500 Miles1.10.0C
15,000 Miles1.40.0C
22,500, Miles1.10.0C
30,000 Miles4.00.0B
37,500 Miles1.10.0C
45,000 Miles1.40.0C
52,500 Miles1.10.0C
60,000 Miles4.10.0B
67,500 Miles1.10.0C
75,000 Miles1.40.0C
82,500 Miles1.10.0C
90,000 Miles4.10.0B
97,500 Miles1.10.0C
105,000 Miles3.90.0B
112,500 Miles1.10.0C
120,000 Miles4.10.0B
127,500 Miles1.10.0C
135,000 Miles1.40.0C
142,500 Miles1.10.0C
150,000 Miles4.00.0B
Severe Service
3,750 Miles0.50.0C
7,500 Miles1.40.0C
11,250 Miles0.50.0C
15,000 Miles
With Automatic Transmission3.50.0C
With Manual Transmission3.00.0C
18,750 miles0.50.0C
22,500 Miles1.40.0C
26,250 Miles0.50.0C
30,000 Miles
With Automatic Transmission5.70.0B
With Manual Transmission5.20.0B
33,750 Miles0.50.0C
37,500 Miles1.40.0C
41,250 Miles0.50.0C
45,000 Miles
With Automatic Transmission3.60.0C
With Manual Transmission3.10.0C
48,750 Miles0.50.0C
52,500 Miles1.40.0C
56,250 Miles0.50.0C
60,000 Miles
With Automatic Transmission5.80.0B
With Manual Transmission5.30.0B
63,750 Miles0.50.0C
67,500 Miles1.40.0C
71,250 Miles0.50.0C
75,000 Miles
With Automatic Transmission3.60.0C
Manual Transmission3.10.0C
78,750 Miles0.50.0C
82,500 Miles1.40.0C
86,250 Miles0.50.0C
90,000 Miles
Automatic Transmission5.60.0B
Manual Transmission5.10.0B
93,750 Miles0.50.0C
97,500 Miles1.30.0C
101,250 Miles0.50.0C
105,000 Miles
Automatic Transmission6.10.0B
Manual Transmission5.60.0B
108,750 Miles0.50.0C
112,500 Miles1.40.0C
116,250 Miles0.50.0C
120,000 Miles
With Automatic Transmission5.80.0B
With Manual Transmission5.30.0B
123,750 Miles0.50.0C
127,500 Miles1.40.0C
131,250 Miles0.50.0C
135,000 Miles
With Automatic Transmission3.60.0C
Manual Transmission3.10.0C
138,750 Miles0.50.0C
142,500 Miles1.40.0C
146,250 Miles0.50.0C
150,000 Miles
With Automatic Transmission5.80.0B
With Manual Transmission5.40.0B
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When to See a Mechanic

Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:

  • β€’ You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
  • β€’ Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
  • β€’ The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
  • β€’ You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
  • β€’ You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.