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  1. Thanks. I was using v3.0 but when I switched to the default, I can definitely find the log out.
  2. This might be so obvious that I can't see it, but where do I log off/sign off?
  3. It might be the same place. It's just called Subaru Online Parts on South Broadway in Hicksville, NY.
  4. Thanks, folks. I'll check them out. I know for my Honda, there are three pricing structures. From highest to lowest, it's the dealer counter, through Honda via hondapartsonline.com and then hondapartsnow.com (just one example, there are others). I suspect the same is true for Subaru. I know for a fact that going to the Subaru dealer is more expensive than ordering through parts.subaru.com. However, when you order through the latter, the dealer still has to input your order so it can sit for days if they ignore it. I'll see if one of the suggestions above is a hondpartsnow.com equivalent for Subaru parts.
  5. I'm in the midst of a head gasket job and I've been ordering a lot of parts, both OEM and aftermarket. I ordered my OEM parts online via parts.subaru.com, which was processed by a local dealer. The dealer sat on the order for a couple days and now I can't do the work I had planned this weekend. The next weekend I can't work on the car so the dealer's inaction set me back two weeks. Anyway, I'm wondering if there are online OEM sources that respond quickly to orders. Sources closer to the upper left corner of the lower 48 would be preferred to minimize shipping time. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. I should add that I did indeed see the source in NY in the Vendors link, as well as Oakos (who supplied my cam tool).
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