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OEM Subaru Radiator cap
bentref11
Rating 5.0
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Check the radiator cap. I had this same issue (though no overheating, perhaps because I was driving in sub-freezing temperatures) and after replacing the radiator cap with a $12 part, no issues since.

Pros: no issues since
Vehicle: Subaru Legacy
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OEM Subaru Alternator

Don\u2019t do the alternator until it dies, it\u2019s an easy job because it\u2019s the first thing you see when you open the hood. It takes as long to get the plastic cover off and the belt off then to get the alt out although you may need a pry bar to wiggle it out.

Pros: easy job
Cons: pry bar needed
Vehicle: Subaru
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OEM Subaru Shock absorbers
Early-Breath-316
Rating 2.5
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My car has 20k miles on it, I bought it new, and it's bone stock. The interior rattles like crazy and both my shocks went out in the rear.

Pros: engine reliable with no issues
Cons: interior rattles, shocks went out
Vehicle: Subaru
Mileage: 32187 km
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OEM Subaru Timing belt kit

I see quality water pump/timing belt kits go for as low as ~$300. Though, there aren't warranties, etc. like the dealer gets, I'd look into seeing if they'd allow you to provide that to them.

Cons: overpriced kit
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OEM Subaru Timing belt kit

your timing belt kit is 3x as much as it should be could be the shops doing or they’re selecting the OEM Subaru parts which are just rebranded Japanese parts. Look up Aisin TKF and then find the correct number for your make model year. I got one for my 2005 sohc Outback and it was $270ish from rockauto the exact same Japanese parts you would find from Subaru Dealership.

Cons: overpriced kit
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