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This car might actually bring me back to a Subaru sedan.

Subaru gives you a switch to turn it off as do many other manufacturers. I have it on my 2019 Forester and it's actually not bad at all.

Yes you can update while being driven but you cannot turn the car off until the update is 100% completed.

Funny in that most folks debadge their cars and not add badges but to each their own. I have been thinking of putting a TURBO badge on mine with a flame:p

@IcEWoLF...you know that's the truth my friend.

Just got word from Subaru that the price of their extended warranties just went up effective July 6th by $20. Nothing substantial but letting everyone know in case they get an updated quote and it's a tad higher than before.

well...well...well...I've done 131 on the 16...top that:eek:

^^^yep, totally normal to be seen in direct sunlight. The lines are the touch sensitive areas that detect where you place your finger on the screen. Nothing wrong with the unit.

Corgrats...you have "the" most expensive Subaru Legacy 3.6 in the world:)

Thank you to everyone who is supporting Luke. He sent me a note and stated that he is very grateful that you are taking my advice and calling him to ensure his prices can't be beat. I get nothing out of this financially but Luke is a good friend and a great guy that will take awesome care of all of you willing to give him an opportunity.

^^^Chrome trim...NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

I, personally, do not like, nor do I trust, ANY third-party warranty. One went out of business on me that was a A+ rated company. The manufacturer (Subaru) will always be here to support your car without any hassle or out of pocket expense to reimburse. Third-party warranties are NEVER as good as the ones from the manufacturer itself. You, most likely, WAY overpaid for that Zurich plan too as they are HUGE profit makes for the dealers. Just my two cents!

You should call him regardless...99.99% of the time your dealer will not even come close but you can call Luke now and get a cost and then see if your dealer is willing to match it or not and you'll have your numbers in advance. It ll depends on the deductible and the term/mileage so to say "$1500" means nothing at this point until you know what you want. Many options are far less than that through Luke and some are more based on the above. This is what I dug up from late last year but I think the pricing is still the same. There are other options as well but here are a few: 7/70 $ 100.00 ded $725.00 8/80 $ 100.00 ded $800.00 10/100 $ 100.00 ded $ 1350.00 7/70 zero ded $ 905.00 8/80 zero ded $ 975.00 10/100 zero ded $ 1530.00

Don't do it

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If you search the forum, there is a lot of discussion on the valve. A lot of folks have it and very happy. Great product. I buy the short nipple valves but you go go with whatever you like best.

GREAT to hear and so happy you caught it. Just understand that ALL FOUR tires will need to be replaced and not just the front two based on our cars having AWD. If you can find a shop that can shave two tires down to the tread depth of the rears that would be better but most shops do not have that capability. May want to reach out to Tire Rack too. In the end, I would just replace with 4 new tires and call it a day once they determine what caused it. If your dealer can find the root of the issue and it was in manufacturing, you can probably get them to replace all 4 tires for you. Keep us posted and I highly recommend you have a flat bed take it to the dealer and not drive it even 20 miles...better safe than sorry my friend!

You need to get those replaced ASAP...death trap waiting to happen and I am not over-reacting. DO NOT WAIT...you can have a major blow out at any time!!! Unfortunately, 4 new tires are in your immediate future. You car is out of alignment BAD.

I am very happy to say that I have never once lost my nuts...

And how do you plan on repairing it? It is a sealed unit...mine had to be replaced under warranty.

It is a secret decoder card that only privileged Subaru owners have access to who have made the wise decision to purchase a Subaru Gold Plan which allows you to see into the future and determine exactly when a warranted part will fail so you have the insight to have it checked out before failure. TOP SECRET stuff so, if you have one, keep it hidden from those that do not know how to leverage its power..... Or...just put it on your key ring as tornichoe stated above:lol:

I agree with @ammcinnis...I had a friend who asked for the Subaru Gold Plus plan and the dealer said "we have that" and sold him a third-party at a great rate that sounded awesome but he didn't check the warranty paperwork die to his excitement around buying the car. Found out about a week later that it was a third-party and requested his money back and bought a Subaru plan from Luke. Check your paperwork and make sure it is a genuine Subaru warranty. If it is, then your dealer did you a big favor.

I believe that is how they all are and do not believe that will qualify. As the TSB states, the grid lines must be visible at ALL TIMES. My 15 Legacy and my 17 Forester both have it but only visible in direct sun light.

Look at your warranty and see who the warranty service provider is. It should state it at the top of the contract. That will clear things up fast but, as @ammcinnis stated, Subaru has no such factory plan so sounds like you were sold an after-market warranty.

WOW! I cannot believe that a tech is that STUPID that he used an air impact wrench on a oil drain plug...and these are the guys working on our cars at the dealerships:spin: If I was the Service Advisor, his last day would have been right after he performed this moronic task.