How to Replace the Driver’s Side VVT Oil Pressure Switch:  Subaru 2.5L Legacy and More 09-13 @TheOriginalMechanic
How to Replace the Driver’s Side VVT Oil Pressure Switch:  Subaru 2.5L Legacy and More 09-13  @TheOriginalMechanic
Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
A leaking VVT oil pressure switch on 2012 Subaru Legacy may lead to a Variable Valve Timing system malfunction. It certainly led to some noxious fumes as the oil dripped onto the exhaust manifold. In this video we will replace the driver’s side switch. The passenger side switch was not leaking but we will point out the location for inspection.
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How to Replace the Driver’s Side VVT Oil Pressure Switch: Subaru 2.5L Legacy and More '09-'13

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