I believe its all online now, and OEM access is limited to dealer techs. I asked at the dealership when i purchased my 24 wrx.
Mitchell etc.. may be available too, however the accuracy and usability will be inferior IMO.

 

Subaru published the last pdf WRX repair manual for the 2020 model year. For my 2021 model I went to the Subaru Technical Information System (STIS) website, paid my fee for 72 hours of access, and downloaded everything I could find. I organized it all after my 72 hours was up. Service bulletins can often be found on the NHTSA Recall website (Recalls | NHTSA). Enter your VIN or Year Make Model in the box provided and click on Search. On the subsequent page, click on MANUFACTURER COMMUNICATIONS. You'll see documents displayed 5 at a time.

 

I can post the new 22+ ones.. they're really not already available on the internet? 🤔 That doesn't make sense.. you're on the wrong world wide web lol. They're definitely available.. I need to check what legal shit this could get me in first.

 

I have the PDFs on a hard drive yes

 

Would you somehow be able to share those pdf’s I’m trying to service my transmission as well as other things and just can’t find torque specs or and processes online

 

shockey - If you can't up load the manuals to this forum, can you publish the URL where you got them?

 

Wish I could - it's not my login information so I gotta ask to share it, more over, you'd need to use another login for a VPN because it tracks IPs that login to it and we all use a dedicated IP VPN. And that I know I couldn't give you unfortunately.

What exactly are you looking for? There's a lot of information in other places that are not Subaru specific. I'd point you to alldata and identifix, to which no I don't have a subscription to. Yet*. I don't need it I'm a diy guy with specific vehicles and makes. I may eventually end up needing it but as of now the best I can do is screenshots. There's a lot of security involved surprisingly (I used to do computers and frankly the level surprised me, although it's becoming more normal so I shouldn't have been surprised 😔)

 

I have 2 Subarus; a 2021 WRX Premium and a 2025 Crosstrek Limited. I currently use a 2020 WRX service manual (available here) for my 2021 since the differences are minimal. However, I would prefer the proper model year manuals for both cars.

 

Honestly they'd be so similar outside of the engine that I would probably just use whatever is on the Internet. What specific to the Crosstrek do you need? It's not like a PDF that I can just send you unfortunately lol

 

Just get an alldata.com subscription - best answer I got honestly for you there's not much specifically different (I'm assuming*)

 

Unfortunately, Alldata doesn't yet have 2025 Subarus on their list.

 

Okay so I talked to my wife's friend who is a Subaru dealership tech and I actually might be able to get you all of that... Entire database basically but I need to talk to you about this outside of here. I'm assuming you know what signal messenger is now from the news (thanks idiots 👍), and my contact information is listed below 👇.

All you have to do is create an account with Signal and send me a message. From there on, (@zax don't read this wrong you know I try not to as much as possible this isn't political it's fact from my life experience) regardless of what you have heard from the news media about it, it is a very commonly used thing I have been using it for years now because of my previous work as a government contractor and as the computer nerd it is open source and yes I know that it's secure. As much as anything these days*.

I can't promise you anything but I did get the okay to talk to you about it.

 

Use the 24 MY info? Pardon my ignorance on Crosstrek changes but Subaru... Hasn't changed much in the past 15 years. You should be fine with the 24/22+ data.

 

You'd think we're sharing nuclear submarine secrets 🤣

Oh it's so sad that this is what the automotive world is these days. I fucking hate it. Sad face. Times ten.