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Subaru Service Seattle; Subaru Eyesight® Equipped Vehicles & Rock Chip Repairs
As with any new technology there will always be things that are not known by many until stumbled upon on accident. Such is the case with repairing rock chips on newer Subaru models equipped with Subaru’s new feature Eyesight ®. This is not the entire windshield mind you, but just a portion of the windshield outlined in the TSB from Subaru included with this post. Most drivers would
Subaru Repair Seattle; Subaru Air Bag Recall
It was determined recently that some air bag equipped vehicles upon air bag deployment could rupture, sending dangerous metal fragments at a high rate of speed to the very occupant they were deemed to protect. As a result there is a recall of these components. Here is the current list of affected Subaru vehicles in the Us for the latest recall pertaining to Air bags. 17,516 total number of potentially
Subaru Service Seattle; Preparing Your Subaru For Fall
Preparing Your Subaru For Fall As Summer comes to a close and Fall is upon us its important to take a little time and make sure you and your Subaru are ready for the changes that occur with Fall. The first thing to remember is that increased rain creates slippery road conditions and its very important to know the state of the tire tread depth of
Subaru Repair Seattle; Don’t Drip & Drive
Every year, hundreds of tons of oil and other petroleum-related products make their way to lakes, rivers, streams and the Puget Sound. Most of this toxic pollution comes from small drips from cars and trucks. To help combat this ASA and the Department of Ecology have put together a program geared at reducing the amount of hazardous waste being generated by your vehicle, its called don’t drip and drive and
Subaru Repair Seattle: Summer Travel Tips
Summer is here and school is out and for many that means it’s time to either begin or plan a road trip somewhere fun.The last thing anyone needs is a breakdown on the road especially if it’s a road less traveled. Before venturing out to wherever your journey may take you and your family it’s critical to plan accordingly. Below are some of the things that I always
Subaru Repair Seattle: 2013 Subaru Legacy & Outback Oil Use Explained
I have been debating on whether or not I wanted to post another article about oil use in a Subaru, but I feel it’s important for you to be informed about your Subaru and have a little ammunition when dealing with a Subaru dealer. First of all unless a car uses more than what is considered normal by both industry standards and the car maker there is nothing wrong
Subaru Oil Change Intervals, Again.
Subaru Oil change interval information, per Subaru for the 2011 and 2012 models. This question continues to come up so I thought it would be good to post the information directly from Subaru below. First of all I would like to point out the fine print. “Proper oil change intervals vary with vehicle type, driving conditions, and the kind of oil you are using– conventional or synthetic. This chart provides
Subaru Service Seattle: Subaru Fuel Economy Concerns in the Winter Months
Fuel Economy Concerns during the winter. We seldom have multiple days of cold weather in the Puget Sound region let alone weeks; as such there have been a lot of fuel economy concerns expressed over the last few days, so I thought I would try to explain why your Subaru has such a dip in economy during the colder weather. When the temperature is below 40 degrees it just
Subaru Cold Weather Fuel Smell
Pictured below is the fuel line under the bracket that bolts to the intake manifold on the passenger side of the 2000 to 2004 Legacy and Outback models. I have mentioned this before as being problematic for minor fuel leaks that create a major fuel smell mostly during cold weather. As the temperature has just dropped in the Puget Sound region we have already seen this three times in three
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