In this video, I show how to change a PCV valve in an older Subaru 2.2L. This should also apply to other models. check out my blog: http://mercedesdieselguy….
1995 Subaru Legacy L Outback: DIY – pcv valve replacement
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I wonder if you have a different intake and coil setup on your ’99? On my car, nothing obstructs access to the PDV valve. Glad it helped.
This was helpful for me. Just did this for my 1999 Legacy BK 2.2L, removed three 10mm bolts holding down ignition coil, unplugged its terminal, moved it all aside, detached PCV hose, then removed PCV with 19mm socket.