Did you already take it to your dealership? I think it still under warranty.

Code 16 means injector #3 is at fault. You can also visit this link to see it http://www.extreme-check-engine-light-codes.com...

And on that link you will see a guide how to extract the stored trouble code in your vehicle.

If you have a manual transmission try to check your clutch components. Is your vehicle already fix? How or what is wrong with your vehicle?

Check your transmission cable/shifting cable. Also check the condition of the electrical connectors to your sensors and electrical controls in your transmission to check if all the electrical connectors are installed properly.

you have busted front pump

You need to bring the vehicle to a shop or dealer to scan the fault ASAP. Do not force the lever to shift to prevent a possible damage.

Yes, you could be right with your suspicion. A possible drive shaft or U joint is worn or damaged. Check those and add grease if possible or replace the part if needed.

It’s a sign that you have a worn or bad clutch component/s, perhaps a worn clutch disc or a bad pressure plate. When is the last time that you’ve replaced you clutch components?

the inner bearing on what exactly? the front rear? what are you working on?

have it pressed out and in. i recently changed a rear pass. side on a newer one and it was a pain i heated and beated but probally a good arbor press or machine shop fwould be best bet they sell adapters for the races at harbor freight

It’s a non-interference engine.

It is not an interference engine application. Final answer.

It is an interference engine application. This info from Autopartswarehouse.com Hope this helps and be safe.

Contact the Subaru Dealer Service Department. They have the data for your car have been serviced or not on those recalls.

It is possible that the brake pads is attaching to the rotors due to worn caliper or caliper bolts; have it check first. And if it is ok, your suspicion can only be verified by a certified technician. Have a visit to an auto shop to diagnose this.

Get it scanned first then post the code here. That will take away the guess work...

Hi Bill this is a forum for helping people with problems with thier vehicle,its not for answering questions for part inquiries, the people out here answering are users like yourself, i think you want to cotact the customer service for the site you found the part on. If you saw this whe you were on this site if you click the link to the part it brings you to the site that is selling the part. AutoMD doesn't sell parts it points ou in the direction to get the right part for your vehicle