03 Subaru Legacy Runs Perfect Excellent Winter Wagon No Reserve on 2040-cars
Dayville, Connecticut, United States
Engine:4 CYL
Year: 2003
Mileage: 220,000
Make: Subaru
Model: Legacy
Options: Sunroof, Cassette Player, 4-Wheel Drive, CD Player
Trim: WAGON NO RESERVE
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Locks, Power Windows
Drive Type: AWD
2003 SUBARU LEGACY WAGON
4 CYLINDER ENGINE RUNS PERFECT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SHIFTS FINE THIS IS AN ALL WHEEL DRIVE WAGON. AWD IS GREAT! GORGEOUS,CLEAN CAR INSIDE. GREY CLOTH INTERIOR IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION THE BODY HAS SCRAPES ON THE RIGHT SIDE. ALL DOORS OPEN & CLOSE PERFECTLY. ALL WINDOWS & LOCKS WORK FINE. NO CHECK ENGINE, ABS, BRAKE LIGHT OR OTHER DASH WARNING LIGHT ON POWER WINDOWS, POWER LOCKS AND STEREO ALL WORK. A/C BOWS ICE COLD, THE HEAT WORKS REALLY WELL. MATCHING SET OF TIRES IN GOOD OVERALL CONDITION. YOU SHOULD EXPECT TO REPLACE THESE IN THE NEXT 20,000 MILES NICE CLEAN WHEELS! BRAKES ARE EXCELLENT. SUSPENSION IS EXCELLENT. THE CAR DRIVES EXCELLENT. ALL THE HEAD LIGHTS, AND TAIL LIGHTS WORK FINE. THIS CAR IS READY TO DRIVE TODAY!! YOU CAN DRIVE THIS CAR TO FLORIDA IF YOU WISH. OIL LOOKS GOOD, COOLANT LOOKS GOOD. TRANSMISSION FLUID LOOKS OK. REAR SEATS FOLD FLAT FOR A LOT OF SPACE!! CAR HAS BODY DAMAGE LEFT SIDE TERMS OF SALE.... CAR IS SOLD AS-IS , WHERE IS, NO WARRANTY AT ALL DEPOSIT DUE IN 24 HOURS, BALANCE IN 7 DAYS AFTER AUCTION PICK UP CAR IN 14 DAYS AFTER SALE |
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Common Nissan Maxima vs. Subaru Legacy breakdowns
Tue, Mar 29 2016The Nissan Maxima and Subaru Legacy are both popular sedans. Similarities can be seen in price, styling, and performance. What are some common repair problems seen in each model? When do they occur and how much do they cost to fix? What about how to pay for car repairs? Let's find out. Check Engine Light Both Maxima and Legacy owners dread the appearance of this little light. In the Nissan, it's most likely a failed ignition coil. This part transforms the car battery voltage into a higher voltage required for starting. This problem appears more often in Maximas with over 140,000 miles. The cost to replace the ignition coil runs around $400, parts and labor. The check engine light on the Subaru Legacy is more often due to a failed oxygen sensor. The O2 sensor measures the oxygen level in the exhaust and can affect fuel consumption. This part fails more frequently in models with over 110,000 miles. The repair costs around $200. Legacy Sound System Problems It's not uncommon for the Legacy to have sound system failures at 140,000 miles or more. The speakers might not work or only function intermittently. Hitting a bump might also cause the radio to shut off. Repair costs here can vary, but the typical charge is around $600. Nissan Check Engine Light Part 2 The Nissan check engine light also may appear due to oil leaking from the camshaft position sensor. Difficulty with stalling and acceleration might occur as well. The repair costs around $250 and is more frequent in models with over 104,000 miles. Big-Ticket Items Some repairs are especially costly. In Maximas with over 120,000 miles, the power steering pump may begin to malfunction. This produces a clunking or knocking sound when driving over uneven terrain. Steering might be affected with abnormal noises heard when turning the steering wheel. A Nissan Maxima power steering pump replacement costs around $1,250, parts and labor. Now, if you begin to feel your Legacy vibrating or shuddering at around 116,000 miles, it may be a transmission problem. It's more noticeable when the car shifts gears. Legacy transmission repair can be expensive, costing up to $2,000 or more. Even more costly is a Subaru Legacy head gasket failure, seen more often at 110,000 miles or more. AC malfunction, fluid leaks, and engine overheating can occur when the head gasket fails. The repair costs are around $3,000.
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