20 Most Recent 2006 Subaru Baja Questions & Answers

Inside the box liner are screws, remove them all and carefully pull the liner out.

I would try the bulbs first or then a broken wire or loose connector.

fuses. check them.

If it is bolted to the transfer case, then no problems. If it sticks inside the case. You can't remove it. Fluid will drain from the case And eventually lock up.

Lots of problems. First, Why remove it? If DIY you need to get a Repair manual for this car. Possibley at your library. or try filepeep.com if they have it. or manualslib.com you may find a youtube concerning drive shaft repairs. You may want to reconsider your proposed repair? "If it ain't broke, don't fix it"

Follow procedure in shop manual. Seriously, buy one to insure you do this right the first time.

Unfortunately, This is all the service manual shows. Along with the words, "Remove retainers"... But you do have to pull them out from the inside of the glove box. Flat head screw driver usually works for me.

Check for burnt fuse

SOUNDS LIKE AFTER MARKETT ALARM ISSUES NEED TO HAVE IT REMOVED COMPLETLY AND WIRES REPAIRED WHERE IT WAS TIED IN

if the shifter has a cable it might be stretched out.otherwise bent rod or worn bushings could cause this problem.at the point where the shifting mechanism bolts to the transmissionmight have slipped due to loose bolt. remote possibility is a small stone is interfering with the shifter between shift lever and trans.last resort internal trans problem.This should put you on the right track!!!

Check the air filter. Check the exhaust. Check Engine light on? When is the last time you changed the fuel filter?????Not enough information.Subarus are tough. But, you have to take care of them. Had a 99 Outback went 300k miles. Have a 01 VDC just flipped 175k. NO major issues.

Web sites are not a good place to ask price questions

We don't repair or sell anything

Ask a dealer or local repair shop,
their the one you will be paying

There is a great pdf step by step guide for upgrading the speakers on your baja. You may need to register/signup on the Subaru parts website but it is free. Here is the link:
http://www.subaruparts.com/guides/Legacy_Speaker_Upgrade.pdf
Thank you and enjoy,
Lee

There was a recall recently on the Subaru Bajas for the fuel pump outlet. You could smell gas from inside and outside the car. I had mine replaced in April.

On the steering column in front of the dash there is a parking light switch which has probably been flipped. I accidently flipped mine when I was wiping down the dashboard.

correct, but they do have a safety interlock somewhere on the clutch that prevents starter from getting power if clutch is not pushed in.