This comprehensive Subaru Liberty 1991 Repair Service Manual is designed to be your essential guide to maintaining and repairing your vehicle. Filled with detailed information tailored for professional technicians, it provides a wealth of knowledge for anyone looking to tackle repairs themselves. Dive deep into the intricate workings of your Subaru Liberty with comprehensive information on engine specifications, electrical systems, bodywork, and much more. This manual is an invaluable resource, offering detailed procedures, diagrams, and specifications for a wide range of maintenance and repair tasks, empowering you to confidently handle any issue that may arise.

The Subaru Liberty, known as the Legacy in most markets, is a mid-size car that was introduced by Subaru in 1989. The 1991 model year marked the beginning of the second generation, known internally as the "BG" series. Building on the success of the original Legacy, the BG series brought a more refined design with a more aerodynamic body, featuring a longer wheelbase and wider track. The 1991 Liberty was available in both sedan and wagon body styles, offering a range of engines including the naturally aspirated 1.8L EJ18 and 2.0L EJ20, alongside the turbocharged 2.0L EJ20T. The availability of all-wheel drive (AWD) across the range cemented the Liberty's reputation as a reliable and capable car in various weather conditions. Beyond aesthetical changes, the 1991 Liberty boasted significant improvements in both performance and handling. The suspension system was meticulously tuned for better responsiveness and stability, while the braking system was upgraded for improved stopping power. The interior featured a spacious and comfortable cabin with upgraded materials and amenities, including more advanced sound systems and climate control options. The 1991 Subaru Liberty was a significant step forward in the evolution of the Legacy model line, further solidifying its reputation for dependability, practicality, and driving enjoyment.