2007 Subaru Legacy Engine Rebuild
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You will need to inspect the entire engine, including the cylinder heads for damage and or gaskets.
The piston bores, connecting rods and crankshaft require measurements for boring or crank / rod machining.
The best option is to find a service manual with the required tools to measure for wear and damage.
If there are time restraints, the better option is a "long block" replacement when machining and replacement costs are factored in.
Contact a machine shop known for Subaru engine overhauls, they may have a list of replacement items with part numbers.
An example: https://www.cleggengine.com/engine-rebuild-kits/subaru-engine-rebuild-kits.html
The piston bores, connecting rods and crankshaft require measurements for boring or crank / rod machining.
The best option is to find a service manual with the required tools to measure for wear and damage.
If there are time restraints, the better option is a "long block" replacement when machining and replacement costs are factored in.
Contact a machine shop known for Subaru engine overhauls, they may have a list of replacement items with part numbers.
An example: https://www.cleggengine.com/engine-rebuild-kits/subaru-engine-rebuild-kits.html