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  1. Bumping this thread because I was facing the same issue on a used 2015 I just bought.

     

    Here's my solution.

     

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    That is exactly how mine broke on my 2010 I was referring in my previous post in this thread. Excellent fix! Wish I had thought of that years ago. That will save quite a few people some frustration. Thanks for the post

     

     

     

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  2. I don't want to make my own post about this, so I was hoping to sneak in here and ask a quick question about eyesight, lane keeping assist, and all that..

     

     

     

    When driving, I often have to cross over the two yellow lines in order to pass cyclists. What would eyesight do in that situation? Would it start beeping, and would the steering try to pull me back into the lane? I know I could just go test drive a car with eyesight, but I don't really want to do that just yet.

     

     

     

    LKA operates in two states. By default, when the car is started it is passive. Meaning in your example it would be beep and show a visual warning in the instrument cluster. If you press the button on the steering wheel, it becomes active lane keep and will display an icon in the instrument cluster. When in active mode, it will attempt to physically keep you in your lane if its “locked” onto the lines. With direct driver input, it will not override your steering. But when you start to drift, it will attempt to pull back into the center of your lane.

     

    It was weird at first because the steering wheel moves slightly to get you centered.

     

     

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  3. My dad just picked up a 50th anniversary FXT this past weekend so I'm in the process of purchasing his WRX. Legacy is listed for sale so I'm parting out my mods and whatnot in the forum classifieds. Selling my retrofitted headlights, Rallyarmors, EcoHitch, and more.

     

     

     

    Are you selling the custom wire harness you made? I’m interested in that

     

     

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  4. The 6th gen nav system is so much better than the 5th gen. If you don’t like the 6th gen system then you would have completely hated the 5th gen version.

     

    Some people don’t like having things stuck in the windshield. I personally use Waze but I have used the built in Nav system sporadically.

     

     

     

    This is so true. The Nav system in my 2010 was useless.

     

     

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  5. My dash is not rattling but my sunroof is rattling/creeking. It took me a while to figure out what it was. I was cleaning the inside of the glass and it made noise when I applied a very small amount of pressure. Every bump I hit, I can hear the seal rub against the roof. I can replicate the sound every time I gently apply upward pressure on the glass.

     

    Anyone else experience this? If so, any idea on a solution?

     

     

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  6. There are no family fun cars with manual transmission. I rather have AWD than a manual transmission.

     

    That's what I was thinking in February when I bought my '17, but I personally don't enjoy driving it like I do my 2010. I'm not complaining about the car itself, its safe, reliable, comfortable etc...just my personal preference and how I like to drive. I made the choice to buy it, but I have been second guessing that decision lately.

     

    During inclement weather up here in New England, I use my Jeep Wrangler, (which is a 5 speed!:spin:) so the AWD is less of a factor than when I bought my last Legacy in the fall of 2009.

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    I wouldn't ... but Subaru didn't consult me before making that decision.

     

     

    In my last Legacy, I had three pedals....they did not consult with me prior about all this simulated shift nonsense either....

     

    I love my new one, but its no longer fun to drive. For that reason alone, I don't think I'll purchase a new one if another manufacturers offers a good ole manual transmission (slowly turning into a dream I know)

  8. I will second that. I just put my Morimoto's in yesterday and what a difference. It is considerably noticeable. Installation is also super easy. The hardest part I think was taking the bumper off lol. I wouldn't mess with HID in the fogs but I would imagine the output would be similar. Keep it simple

     

     

    No need to take the bumper off, lift the front end and install from underneath. It took me maybe 20 minutes per side doing it this way.

  9. With my 2010 Legacy, the seem from the wheel well to the head light assembly would pop out with all of the fasteners in place. There are tabs in that seem that click in that are VERY easily damaged. I learned that the hard way because I have to remove the front bumper to change the low beam. If those are damaged, the bumper will continue to pop out, but you have very little risk of it falling off because all of the clips are still in place. It is just aesthetically annoying as hell. I pop mine in once a week and its never enough. Not worth buying a new bumper cover at this point, but it has done it since +/-50K, 165K+ now...
  10. Awesome thanks! From a mechanical standpoint, I have no concerns about the install process...just wasn't sure if anything else had to be adjusted after.

     

    I've been hitting the corners hard the past few days and I have come to the conclusion that the 6th gen has much more body roll than my 5th gen (although the larger side bolsters in the 5th gen seats may factor in here) but I'm excited to get this done and throttle through some curves.

  11. My 2010 uses at minimum 1 qt every 800-1000 miles. When I had 55K on it, the dealer told me and put in writing that 1qt/1K miles was acceptable per SoA. This was back in 2012, but I still have the paperwork. Well over 160K miles now and the issue never got better or worse. I always keep 3-4 quarts under the trunk liner in the styrofoam organizer. I absolutely love the old beater none the less, but its frustrating at times. That's the only issue it has, and I found no problem linked to the oil loss for over 100K more miles and counting.....

     

    Hopefully the 2017 I just bought doesn't waste more oil than BP spilled in the Gulf, but time will tell

  12. I have no idea. I was asking about the switch for someone else on the FB page. He was asking about the kit, but I directed him to install some Morimoto fogs and piece together the rest of the kit.

     

    EDIT: Upstater, those morimoto ones don't work with our cars even though they're the "subaru" ones. Our cars need the "Type T" ones. It's funny because in compatible vehicles, it lists a bunch of Toyotas and at the very bottom is our car.

     

    Fact...I found this out the hard way

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