2022 Subaru Outback 2.5L Gasket Part Numbers

[radtech91]

Wife and I went down to one vehicle in April. Got a 2022 Subaru Outback, only had 5,900 miles on it. According to carfax, it has only had oil changes done at Subaru dealers. Just since it’s been 4 years, even though it has the low mileage I was going to change out the brake fluid, front and rear diffs and do a drain and fill on the CVT. I’ve looked around but found conflicting part numbers for all the drain gaskets. I wanted to post on here and see if those with a 6th gen Outback had the part numbers they used. This is what I’ve limited it down to:

CVT:
Drain: 803922060
Fill: 803916010
I’ve read you can upgrade the fill bolt to 807018090
Front:
Fill: 803918060
Drain: 803926090
Check: 803918060
Rear:
Fill and Drain: 803918060

Do these look correct?

 

[GSCJR]

Don't even get me started, it's taken weeks to get 5 lousy 18mm aluminum washers from NAPA. First they ordered actual drain plugs, sent those back. Next they sent me 14mm aluminum washers, so finally, I got fed up and just looked up the part numbers myself. Of course they didn't have any, so another day was necessary to "special order" them.

Hopefully, you have better luck with the OE part numbers.

 

[D60]

Don't even get me started, it's taken weeks to get 5 lousy 18mm aluminum washers from NAPA. First they ordered actual drain plugs, sent those back. Next they sent me 14mm aluminum washers, so finally, I got fed up and just looked up the part numbers myself. Of course they didn't have any, so another day was necessary to "special order" them.

Hopefully, you have better luck with the OE part numbers.

Funny I was behind a guy at O'Reilly yesterday who wanted the rear diff crush washers for a 2nd Gen Tundra. I thought, "Oh boy, here we go" and I wasn't disappointed. They finally got something ordered for the next day but I'm skeptical it was correct.

I gave the guy a card and said call me because I stock all that stuff -- but I just order the import crush washers from Amazon.

I keep a couple of the Subaru front diff drain washers, too, because they're abnormally large. Pretty sure most of the "OEM" stuff on Amazon is fakes in a bag with a Subaru sticker, but if the washer looks like it'll work as intended I still use it. These were the last front diff drain pieces I ordered a month ago:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IGZQA3W

 

[GSCJR]

@D60, the kicker for me was, they wanted something like $12 or $13 each for those 14mm washers. I told the driver to just take them back and write up a return slip, what a joke.

It's getting worse and worse. A different jobber sent 8 spark plugs when I only paid for 4. I ordered a box of regular wheel weights and they sent me ones for mags. It just goes on and on and on. The worst part is, I can give them the actual part numbers but why do I have to do their job for them?

I might just start using the on-line ordering system and stop calling the store altogether.