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Feel free to add your fuel tank specs for your Subaru if not already model listed OR you have conflicting specs.

PLEASE: only add specs supplied by owner manual or factory manual

BRUMBY 1987 MV owners manual 55 litres

another owners manual:

MY 1984 Hardtop 4 door sedan & wagon FWD only 60 litre
MY 1984 4 door sedan and wagon 4WD & MV 55 litre
MY 1984 2 door Hatchie FWD 50 litre
MY 1984 2 door hatchie 4WD 45 litre


1988 owners manual L series
covers 2 and 4 dr sedan & 4 dr wagon 60 litre

My 3/87 L sedan turbo stopped , refill took 52 or 53 litres. Figured any remaining fuel remained in a baffled section as a sump for any crud

2000 Outback (manufactured april '99 - ten years old this month!)

64L total, according to the workshop manual, though the most I've ever had to put in it is just shy of 60 litres.

91 L wagon has 60 litre capacity stated in manual, have squeezed 61 litres in from bone dry and lucky to get 500 km from a tank.

1994-1998 Liberty wagon and sedans are specified as 60 litre... but I have a feeling that its 64litre dry.

I've managed almost run out of fuel at arrival at the station & filled up to 62.5 litres... So I dunno the true figures..
Cheers
AP

thank you busdriver, i read on here a while ago that someone claimed he got 800km's from a "tank" with an L series:rolleyes:, but the most i got was about 500 as well

Subaru Liberty MY04 2.0i auto sedan.......64 litres.

If you drive your car like a grandma, you might squeeze 800km out of 60L. Maybe. 800km out of 60L is 7.5L/100km - which is pretty good by subaru standards. 500km out of 60L is 12L/100km, which is pretty bad. :P

So I must drive like a Grandpa then............................with a heavy right foot, sounds about right too!