1. Subaru Impreza Service Manual Download

That's an interesting question; I'd like to know of any similarities as well. If you haven't already, you might pick up the Haynes manual that covers your model year. Generally, each Haynes manual will cover from x to x model years, thus, you might get closer in pinning down the similarities between production years. Whether or not you've done this, a call to Fuji Heavy for an actual shop manual ($$$) will be quite a help - you'll find out the simiarities and differences as well as get yourself what's likely a top notch shop manual. Come to think of it, Bentley manuals are excellent, but IIRC they're only written for German makes. Good Luck, CJ.

Well the problem is i CANT FIND the x-x model years for my suby! It's a 99 outback sport (impreza) and the only manuals i cant find are either for legacys, or the model years arent right. I just need a manual thatll cover what my car's got, that's why im curious as to what the model breakdowns are. Wikipedia says that they are the same form 1995-2001, but then on the same page says that it's 1995-1999. And even this isnt helpful, cause i can't find any manuals for the impreza outback sport specifically.

Should i maybe just look for impreza, and not worry about the 'outback sport' part? Is my car an Impreza 'outback sport' or is it an Outback sport 'impreza'? Originally posted by echo3x well the problem is i CANT FIND the x-x model years for my suby! It's a 99 outback sport (impreza) and the only manuals i cant find are either for legacys, or the model years arent right. I just need a manual thatll cover what my car's got, that's why im curious as to what the model breakdowns are. Wikipedia says that they are the same form 1995-2001, but then on the same page says that it's 1995-1999.

And even this isnt helpful, cause i can't find any manuals for the impreza outback sport specifically. Should i maybe just look for impreza, and not worry about the 'outback sport' part? Is my car an Impreza 'outback sport' or is it an Outback sport 'impreza'? Your car is basically an Impreza with 'Outback' trim and raised suspension. So you would be looking for the Impreza manual, which should deal with all versions of the same basic vehicle. Try This is the Subaru of America technical information web-site.

You can select the year (1999) and model (Impreza) in the drop down lists at the “Reference Publications” tab at the upper right. Then go to the “Subaru Service Manual” line. The manuals are broken down into individual pdf files by section, subsection, and sub-subsection etc, the latter each covering perhaps as little as one page. A complete manual could have in the range of 700 –800 files. Many individual files are 25 to 50 Kb each, although some are over 1 Mb.

Subaru Impreza Service Manual Download

A 72-hour subscription for about $35 should be enough time to download the manual as well as relevant TSBs, training materials, etc (in pdf format). Although downloading and organizing the files the way you want them can take time, the end result is the complete, up-to-date Subaru repair manual for your exact vehicle in a form that is easily stored, and using Adobe reader, searched by keywords. Hard copies of needed sections can then be printed as needed. My top list for Subaru service info: 1. Purchase CD's with service manual PDF's from Cost: about $200 2. Subscribe to - it has the Subaru OEM factory service manuals.

Cost: about $15/year NOTE: some libraries have full subscriptions you can access even from your home computer at no cost to you using your library card #, so you might want to check that out at your local library's web site. Subscribe for 72 hours to and download the sections of the manual you want. You can only download so many files per hour, but if you don't want the entire manual (like maybe you don't care about engine internals, etc), you can get the sections you need in that 72 hour period. Cost: about $39.95. Is an excellent FREE resource for soobs. It is an official SUBARU site and has great articles on how to perform many common kinds of subaru service.

Used printed SUBARU factory shop service manuals can often be found on eBay. Cost: $100 on up. Haynes manual is ok for certain basic service tasks but is lacking and has errors in some areas. For TSB's (Technical service bulletins) check out they have many of them in their TSB section. Also has summaries (but not details) of most Subaru TSB's. Has some service info for various vehicles; not sure for soobs.

The $5 CD's on eBay I have not tried so I cannot comment. There are places on the Web that have some or all of the service manuals for certain model and year soobs posted; sometimes people post links to these in various forums or find them in google. Other resources: register free at my.subaru.com with your VIN# and for 1996 and later soobs you can see certain service history, open recalls, etc.

Ok, so you've spilled coffee on your owner's manual. Or maybe the dog ate it. Perhaps your used Subaru didn't come with an owner's manual. But whatever the reason, you'd like to get a new one.

The owner's manuals are available from several sources.and some of them are FREE!: has lots of great free info and resources, PLUS for MY (model year) '97 and up soobs it has the owner's manuals available in PDF format. If you would like a printed manual, contact SUBARU, and if they have extra copies, they may send you one for free. Used owners manuals are generally available for sale on eBay and other sites. Sellers probably buy these from salvage yards, yard sales, etc. The Owner's Manual can be ordered from any Subaru dealer.

Supplying the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) is required to ensure getting the correct manual for your model, year and trim level. This option will be the most expensive route. The new manuals are typically around USD$25.