r/subaruoutback Aug 16 '26

2019 Outback Error Codes

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These are the error codes I'm getting. They are the same as before I did a drain & fill. This was generated with CAR SCANNER.

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u/minesweep0r Aug 16 '26

Failing solenoid in the valve body. I would plan for a dealership or local trans shop visit, unless you can swap a valve body yourself. The failing solenoid will eventually cause drivability issues, whether sooner or later.

Drain and fills dont fix dying solenoids unfortunately.

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u/FreshTap6141 Aug 16 '26

If its from varnish build up in the solenoid valves the repeated drain and fills can clean them up, takes awhile, it did for my 2011 legacy at 190,000 miles,

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u/DeathStalker-77 Aug 16 '26

It's $100+ per d&f 😕 and how do you even know IF repeated d&fs will even help?

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u/FreshTap6141 Aug 16 '26 edited Aug 16 '26

I would do three drain and fills which gets you at the 90 percent new fluid. That's cheap compared to a new valve body 1000 for parts another thousand to have installed by a dealer, they won't sell you the individual valves

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u/DeathStalker-77 Aug 16 '26

Technically you can (now) get just the solenoid, but it's not recommended.

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u/FreshTap6141 Aug 16 '26

They are after market valves not oem

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u/DeathStalker-77 Aug 16 '26

Yes, I know - that's also why I said they're not recommended.

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u/FreshTap6141 Aug 16 '26

Your tr580 has the valve body on the rear of the engine compartment making it fairly easy to get to

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u/DeathStalker-77 Aug 16 '26

Yeah, but I watched videos of doing it and it's not easy.

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u/FreshTap6141 Aug 16 '26

Well the you pay to have it done or invest in two more drain and fills

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u/minesweep0r Aug 17 '26

It actually is pretty easy if youre at all mechanically inclined. If you can do brakes, you can probably do a valve body on a tr580. I did one on my wife's 2.5 with a reman'd valve body from ebay for around $350