Subaru Alternators

How Much Does Replacing the Alternator in a Subaru Cost?

The worst has happened: The electrical systems in your Subaru -- the lights, the wipers, the electronics, the power steering -- they aren't working right. The engine's squeaking -- that is, if the battery isn't dead.

What's weird is that there's a burning smell around the battery, and a fluid leak near the alternator. The battery and/or alternator warning light on the dash, though -- that makes it practically official: you've got a bad alternator.

Run an inspection; find any damaged or worn-out parts (the voltage regulator, for instance, or the rectifier or stator, maybe a pulley)? They've probably made it fail. Otherwise, if you've installed any accessories lately that may not be compatible with your ride, or worse, jump-started the car wrong, you might've inadvertently been the cause.

Unfortunately, replacing an alternator in a Subaru isn't all that cheap. It can run $640 to $820 average, though sometimes more. The thing is, the bottom line's going to vary widely by model, often anywhere from $400 to $1,000. That's whether you're driving a car like Subaru Impreza, an SUV like Subaru Forester, a wagon like Subaru Outback, or otherwise.

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