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Subaru Repair Seattle: Timing Belt Idlers Explained
This comes up a lot both for our Local customers, and we get a lot of questions about this from afar.
The old saying a picture is worth a thousand words, I think a video with a little sound is worth…
Subaru Changed Their Head Gasket For The 2010 2.5L
I wanted to post a few pictures and let everyone know that Subaru has finally changed the head gasket design for the 2010 models 2.5L N/A (Naturally Aspirated) models.
The gasket pictured below resembles the Head Gasket used in the Turbo…
Subaru Head Light Bulb Life Explained.
One of the more recent trends on the 2005 and newer platforms is for the head lights to live a very short life. There are a few reasons as to why this happens. One of the key reasons the bulbs don’t…
Subaru Ownership Tips
A couple of common things you may not know about your Subaru.
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Subaru Service Seattle: Subaru Oil Filters Explained
Subaru practices lean manufacturing, and as a result if they can eliminate part numbers to keep things simple they will greatly lower their costs, but there are some unintended consequences sometimes.
Nowhere is this more obvious than their oil filters and…
Get Your Subaru Ready For Fall & Winter Seattle!
Fall is here, Is you Subaru ready for winter?
Things to look at on your Subaru now that the leaves are starting to turn color are as follows.
The engine oil level and condition should be inspected, if it has been longer…
Look for Ken at the West Coast Subaru Show!
Ken will be at the west coast Subaru show this weekend. More information can be found here about the show. http://www.westcoastsubarushow.com/
Ken will be there, camping out, taking pictures and handing out goodies here and there.
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Seattle Subaru Check Engine Light Part II
Your Subaru Check engine light explained part II.
If you haven’t already read the post your Subaru check engine light explained I would encourage you to, as I am only going to try and cover things not already talked about or…
Seattle Subaru CV Boots And Axle Problems Explained
One of the more common repairs we make to Subaru’s are CV (Constant Velocity) boots. Pictured below is a CV or Drive axle on a Subaru. Subaru actually calls the inner joint and boots DOJ (Dual Offset Joint) and the…
Highlighting A Good Customer with a Great Business!
We have some great customers, some like us have a small business based on providing great service to their customers. I highly reccomend Stacey to anyone looking to become more orginized!
Here is a link to an article written about Stacy Anderson…
