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Had over heating issues before, about two years back. Got the timing belt, water pump and head gasket replaced. Two years later, more over heating issues. The coolant reservoir will fill and the temp gauge will slowly rise until you're forced to turn off the engine to prevent damage. We replaced the thermostat, temp sensor and radiator. It will be fine for 10-30 minutes of driving then start to overheat. Last it over heated, it was idling and the temp kept rising to where I had to turn it off. The fans do work correctly, and the relays have been checked. Any ideas on what the problem might be? Thanks
How long has your 2000 Subaru Legacy had this problem?
A few weeks
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Head gasket(s) more than likely failed again.. It is really unfortunate Subaru had so much trouble in that area.. When it comes to these vehicles - I have found mystery overheating that can not be resolved by conventional methods winds up being failed head gaskets..... Shame.
One suggestion is having a combustion leak test performed to be certain.. These symptoms are indeed indicative of head gasket failure. Good luck!