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How to Change Timing Belt and Water Pump on Subaru Legacy EJ251 Motor 

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Well winter is upon us Sundae Drivers which means the summer cars are away (for those of you in the salted northeast) and the winter beaters are out and about. Our buddy Matt (with the 2016 SS) recently picked up a 2000 Subaru Legacy to serve as his steed during the harsh winter months in NJ. This car was about 45K miles overdue for a timing belt replacement so we got right to it.
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In this video we show how to replace the timing belt, water pump, thermostat, pulleys, and sprockets in a 2000 Subaru Legacy with the 2.5L EJ251 Motor. This process should be identical for the following vehicles:
Impreza 2.5RS, 2.5TS, 2.5OBS 98-03 (US)
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As always, check for your specific model regarding compatible parts and procedures.
Notes:
if you do not perform a full flush of the coolant system, follow the shorter coolant interval - even with the Long Life coolant.
For the 2000 Subaru Legacy and some other vehicles, be sure to use the proper Subaru Coolant System Conditioner (link below). Be sure to follow proper usage based upon your owner's manual.
Crank Shaft Bolt Torque Specs:
1st Pass 30 ft-lbs
2nd Pass 133 ft-lbs
NOTE: the final torque of 133 ft-lbs much be reached between 65 - 75 degrees of the bolt after the first pass. If it is not reached in this window, the bolt must be replaced.
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@TommyLGarage
@TommyLGarage 5 лет назад
wow seems complicated. Nicely done!!! Also...great sound!
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 5 лет назад
Thanks! It was a little complicated haha. Car hasn't blown up yet so I guess we did it right :P
@777yert
@777yert 11 месяцев назад
Is it possible to install it backwards like my letters were facing me instead of the engine
@larryhuber883
@larryhuber883 3 года назад
Be very careful on the bottom sprocket. You can easily crossthread the hole at an angle
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 3 года назад
Always take your time for sure!
@kurtwaldhuetter2150
@kurtwaldhuetter2150 3 года назад
Thanks for the great video. I noticed the built in nuts on the timing belt inspection cover on the driver's side broke out of the inner cover. How did you put that back together? The inner cover is under a $20 item, but what do I need to worry about if I take that pulley off? Once I pull out the bolt, I suppose I could mark it with a chisel or paint mark? Any advise would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
@pedrinelastronauta
@pedrinelastronauta 4 года назад
Damn your buddy could have washed down the engine at least once during winter
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 4 года назад
😂😂 true
@KLNYC
@KLNYC 4 года назад
2007 OB doing mine this weekend. good video brother
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 4 года назад
Hope it helps you out with it!
@mahed82
@mahed82 Год назад
Did you get it done ? How was it?
@KLNYC
@KLNYC Год назад
@@mahed82 yes sir I did
@gregory2622
@gregory2622 5 лет назад
Hope you make.a vid changing your sparkplugs on your Silverado?Hear its hard?
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 5 лет назад
Just said to Pete yesterday I need to do that soon lol. At 93K miles so it will be happening.
@MichaelJames-mg3xx
@MichaelJames-mg3xx 4 месяца назад
My alternator will not drop with those 2 bolts.
@martinjaramillo2429
@martinjaramillo2429 3 года назад
That looked like a cold and wet (coolant drops) job haha. Seems like you had fun doing it. A good partner always helps. Thanks for the vid. Also thanks for going back to mention the circular pattern on the water pump.
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 3 года назад
You bet!
@zahirfaiz5750
@zahirfaiz5750 2 года назад
E
@BobPattersonII
@BobPattersonII 3 года назад
I have the dual overhead cam 2.5L engine and I found that was even more difficult doing on your own
@mattmgarza
@mattmgarza 3 года назад
Yes this video was helpful, thank you sir.
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 3 года назад
Awesome!
@marcovdabeast
@marcovdabeast 3 года назад
Nicely done i just didnt see you drain the block of coolant?
@seand7349
@seand7349 3 года назад
I know this is an old video, but I'm getting ready to tackle the timing belt on my 2003 Outback. Not because of miles (it only has 30k since the belt was done), but more because the PO used the Gates kit on it - I've heard horror stories about the tensioners failing (also the belt is 8 years old, so there's that). This is nearly 90s SOHC Honda Civic easy (probably easier since Subaru doesn't torque the crank pulley to 400+ ft/lbs). Recommendations on the front crank seal at the same time? Mine is leaking a bit. And I fully plan to use the Aisin kit, since it's OEM. Is it possible to use an impact wrench to loosen that crank pulley bolt without the special tool, or am I gonna need to get the tool?
@KakashiZX11
@KakashiZX11 7 месяцев назад
You don't need the special tool. Use the AC belt wrapped around the pulley and hooked to a bolt by the AC mount. 2000 Forester popped off pretty easy even with 240k on it doing it that way.
@allthingsfinished3858
@allthingsfinished3858 2 года назад
Overall a very good instructional video. I am surprised, however, that you did not change the radiator hoses! They looked original and they do have a definite lifetime.
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 2 года назад
Good point! We were doing this for a friend and he didn't want to so we installed what was asked but if it was my own car I would have done that for sure. It has since been sold so it is in the hands of the new owner.
@brodiemiller2296
@brodiemiller2296 Год назад
After watching this video, I’m now dreading doing mine even more 😬
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive Год назад
It's a little bit of work but not too bad
@isaacegyiri2051
@isaacegyiri2051 Месяц назад
Nice one
@royquesada5295
@royquesada5295 3 года назад
Really? A crucial part, putting new timing belt on and installing pulleys in oder and you do not show? But taking tensioner bracket and alternator belt (drive belts) you show!!
@ghtmedia3460
@ghtmedia3460 3 года назад
DUDE! I AM IN NJ TOO! :D 2002.. What part of NJ are you in (town?) I am in Central NJ *I have same car as you, just it is a 2002. I do or don't have a 4EAT trans ?? 2002 Outback BASE (4S3BH)
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 3 года назад
Ayyyy, South Jersey! Closer to Atlantic City area
@ghtmedia3460
@ghtmedia3460 3 года назад
@@TheSundaeDrive Hmmm. I wonder if maybe like a weekend in some months if you feel like doing that to my EJ25. I've tried to wrench on some of my own cars.. It just never turns out well LOL! I'm like just north of Toms River
@ghtmedia3460
@ghtmedia3460 3 года назад
@@TheSundaeDrive ^ For a price, of course. If you wanna see my Subaru from a fellow Subaru-er, lol I'm jcorbi82@aol.com if you wanted to see pics and stuff lol. NJians unite!!
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 3 года назад
Appreciate that! We are pretty swamped with work (our bread and butter is upgrading 2010 and newer BMWs actually lol) Something like this would be an hourly rate and we've only done it once (don't normally do much maintenance work on subies but more as a favor to a friend) and a shop that does this all the time could probably do it for less than we could because of the time involved. You can shoot me an email to cliff@tsd-motorsports.com
@marcovdabeast
@marcovdabeast 3 года назад
North jersey here also with an 02’ but mineis an impreza ts wagon naturally aspirated i believe it has the exact same engine 2.5L
@Benny-dv7xm
@Benny-dv7xm 2 года назад
HELP!😵 I have a 2004 Subaru Forester 2.5l sohc with automatic non-turbo minimum of 154000 miles with unknown conditions because I bought it used and I am trying to learn proper diagnosing old school and of course of the computer shit how to get past the blocker ecu scheiser. Screwdriver test on intake sounds like rod bearings but the sounds still gives clues as if it could be idler pulley or tensioner sounds because if that was rods I don't think that it could run that good. I don't see a kit for my model on aisin or Mr. Subaru 1387 or anyone else's site. Plus, what is the best MLS head gasket to use and any upgrade bolts to do the head gaskets but which give me greater tolerance being a noob\ newbie doing self-resurfacing of heads and block. Terrible mileaage 6mpg with only evaporative, egr codes but no rich codes. HF Scanner showed functioning rear O2 but I disconnected the front O2 sensor and it was reading 2.156 constant and then while looking at the map and maf sensor values I noticed the disconnected O2 sensor read a nominal voltage change from 2.156v to 2.151v which has to indicate some short in the harness from the computer and\ or problems in the computer. The green diagnostic connector indicated a solenoid in the back by the canister was operating and I did the clean and greasing of the gas cap seal. But today disconnecting the fuel pressure regulator vacuum hose made zero difference in the operation of the injectors but increased the idle with the vacuum leak. The air inlet temperature sensor didconnected made zero difference in the running but disconnecting the harness to the idle air control valve made the car run rufff but clamping off the 3/8" hose lowered the idle and the hose clearly indicates suction on it as strong or stronger than the fuel canister empting line which is only about 1/4" diameter. I haven't been able to find out what this other line and valve does that it has all that suction on it so I will have to look on the browser. I previously disconnected the EGR because it heats up like crazy and it has to be between the hardness and\ or the computer because testing the contacts on the solenoid alone steps the motor without overheating but with the harness connected there is power crossing from upper pin 2 to lower pins and power from pin 5 to upper pins which doesn't do this when I do the testing manually nor was it indicated on the one guys forum. That is two problems pointing back towards the computer and not at the components except for the vacuum operated fuel regulator. Please make suggestions how to lean this sucker out including map voltage cheats.
@cfg3163
@cfg3163 2 года назад
I have a serious question. If I install the new belt and pull the pin. I then rotate the crank pulley 1 full rotation. If the timing is off then what do I do to get evertthing in timing again???
@sleeks9939
@sleeks9939 5 лет назад
Will this kit fits the 2005 subaru forester XS? I went on Amazon and it keeps sending me to the Gates made in China kit.
@oOwillayOo
@oOwillayOo 5 лет назад
what's up brother, might be late. I researched for the 2004-05 fozzies and we use the Aisin tkf-001 model. I have the 04 X model. don't worry about yours being manual or auto. Doing mine this weekend at 140k miles.
@sleeks9939
@sleeks9939 5 лет назад
@@oOwillayOo thanks for the information much appreciated.
@oOwillayOo
@oOwillayOo 5 лет назад
@@sleeks9939 Np man!
@TheMrFlyBoy18
@TheMrFlyBoy18 4 года назад
I’m doing my timing belt job on my 2007 sti and the driver side cam shafts don’t line up but the left side is timed perfectly. The ride side is off and when I try to rotate them clockwise I eventually feel good resistance and feel like if I push hard or push it I might bend valves. Please help how can I fix the driver side cams so I can get them lined up and then I can finally belt on the new belt?
@THOMASDRELICH
@THOMASDRELICH Год назад
lectures about quailty parts and uses a duralast thermostat. 😂 😊
@marcelocuadrado6955
@marcelocuadrado6955 4 года назад
The turbine of the pump it's rare. Not like OEM Subaru water pump. Why?
@cornfusedatbest6693
@cornfusedatbest6693 4 года назад
You didn't bleed the tensioner, did you?
@pedrinelastronauta
@pedrinelastronauta 4 года назад
Good one 🤣
@maciasjc2003
@maciasjc2003 3 года назад
Excellent video..thanks
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 3 года назад
No problem! Hope it helps!
@mariosanchez3489
@mariosanchez3489 3 года назад
Tenkiu may fren alayke yu vidiu. Yo asi escribo el ingles
@aussiespirits9550
@aussiespirits9550 Год назад
thankyou for the 29 foot pounds on the tensioner i sheared the threads and other videos say 20, was that just a number off the top of your head?
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive Год назад
All the torque specs were pulled from a manual for the vehicle. Guess even the manuals get it wrong sometimes :( never fun
@kpdvw
@kpdvw 2 года назад
nicer tutorial as I need to do this same job..Thank you
@royquesada5295
@royquesada5295 3 года назад
Can see you used the wrong adaptor for the burper.😁😁
@aaroncostuna5975
@aaroncostuna5975 Год назад
Video was very helpful. Cheers 🍻
@cheriallen6522
@cheriallen6522 2 года назад
Where are link for kit or parts yu used
@ryangath3872
@ryangath3872 4 года назад
Nice job fellas
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 4 года назад
Thanks!
@traeweninger1859
@traeweninger1859 4 года назад
Thought this was Julian Edelman lol
@quintinlarrabee9869
@quintinlarrabee9869 9 месяцев назад
Great stuff bro! Very helpful for me! Good call on the cardboard too.
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 9 месяцев назад
Glad it was helpful!
@jarrodskiffington4202
@jarrodskiffington4202 5 лет назад
What about the camshaft and crankshaft seals?
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 5 лет назад
Sorry for the delay, wanted to investigate this a lil bit. You do need to remove everything we did too replace those seals so it is a good time to do it BUT, and that's a big but, there is a lot more work left to replace those seals and you likely have to pull the motor to replace the rear seal. Keep in mind the car we did this on is just a winter beater so a lil oil leak is ok 😉
@ingloeski
@ingloeski 4 года назад
@@TheSundaeDrive I'm at 86,000 miles in an 03 Baja, i have a front crankshaft seal leaking. Shop recommended timing belt kit at the same time to fix that leak. should I also do the water pump since i'm doing the timing belt? Keep in mind this is all just to fix the leaky front crank seal. I do plan on doing these myself, hence watching the vids. Thank you
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 4 года назад
I would always recommend doing as much preventative maintenance as possible. You would hate to fix one thing, only to have something else go bad that could have been easily fixed at the same time
@ingloeski
@ingloeski 4 года назад
@@TheSundaeDrive How would I do those seals? I haven't found a good tutorial. Would like to do it myself.
@dehydratedwatr
@dehydratedwatr 4 года назад
Well i goofed it all up. I lined up all the wrong marks. Feeling really good about not pulling the tensioner grenade pin yet.
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 4 года назад
Oh boy lol. At least ya saw this before starting it 😂
@dehydratedwatr
@dehydratedwatr 4 года назад
@@TheSundaeDrive oh im incredibly paranoid on jobs like this! I spent every penny i had on the cheapest baja in the country at the time and rolled over 200k on the drive back from the guy who ripped me off on it. Before she hit 200,010 miles, ujoint blew along with the whole $400 driveshaft. Ate the few weeks later and installed it to find out the center diff went too. Not having alot of money and conveniently finding a 5spd in the local pull your own junkyard (in the deep south where Subaru is still a secret), i pulled it and the reat diff to ensure aligning ratios for only $200 total. Slap it all in, a week later, another internal transmission failure. This weird vehicular hermaphrodite, as my wife calls it, was legitimately the vehicle that fit all my wants and needs and this really broke my heart. Still, i dont give up, so the wife and I took a couple day trips to other sister yards to the one we returned the dud to and had some credit, despite them being spread across the south. Finally, an outback donated a solid 5spd in Nashville Nashville TN and its still alive. This said, i bought a part or two a week and now, EVERYTHING but the engine, transmission, and interior, has been replaced so it only makes sense that the waterpump would take a dive now, right?
@dehydratedwatr
@dehydratedwatr 4 года назад
@@TheSundaeDrive its 2020 and we still cant comment with an image! ....come to think of it, that might be best.... anyway, across the back glass in huge capital letters read my life's story as well as the only 4 things that car is made of: Blood. Sweat. Tears. Love. And thank you for your video. I am very grateful for your knowledge and dont want to forget to express this important notion!
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 4 года назад
@@dehydratedwatr that's how it goes man. Sucks loving cars sometimes. I just bought the xj and the same week, the windshield cracked and started leaking, transfer case seal went, all the the electronics were working when I bought it now only the windows work sometimes, headlights stop working, etc 😂🙃
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 4 года назад
@@dehydratedwatr kind of annoying for sure that images can't be shared here. Give us a follow on insta and I'll check it out 👍👍
@brianflanigan6769
@brianflanigan6769 4 года назад
Does the motor need to be on top dead center when timing it
@laine9450
@laine9450 4 года назад
Yeah, you're gonna want that middle gear to be on TDC and both of the camshafts will need. They all have a marker but notice that you can have the mark on the center gear on what seems to be TDC, but if the cams aren't both in the right spot, it's not actually TDC because the cams spin once while the centre gear spins twice
@bentebbens
@bentebbens 4 года назад
Great, great job!! Thanks so much, seriously nice and professional!!
@TheSundaeDrive
@TheSundaeDrive 4 года назад
Glad it helped!
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