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All of them. 96-99 are phase I they leak internally, 00-04 Phase II these leak externally. This really is a hit or miss type thing. My freinds 98 has 160k no hg issues, my father in laws 03 blew at 35k. Cost for repair is around 2k, so just be aware of the issue incase your blow but I belive it is something around 20% failure rate.
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The reason you do not want a jiffy lube or cheap place to do it is they use cheap machines that push way to much pressure through your tranny and can damage it. I rear shop uses the cars own tranny pump to flush it. I would never let the morons at jiffy lube even check my spare tires air pressure, let alone change oil or flush a tranny!!
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You are correct, Audis have issue. Subaru’s are perfect, there are no HG issues, torque bind, wheel bearings failures, etc. Just wait until you 96 airbags blow up on you like mine and many others have for no reason. I am not saying they are perfect cars but are they crap as you have stated? No, is consumer reports a survey only based company with little or no scientific basis on their reviews? Yes How many Subaru’s have you owned? This is my 11th, starting with a 76 4x4 wagon. Don’t get me wrong I love these cars but I am not drinking the cool-aid either. Every make and model of vehicle have issues and quirks, some more than others.
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My Jetta diesle has had 0 issues, and several of my friends have driven them to 150k with nothing more than tires and brakes. Not to mention 50+ mpg. To prove they are solid check this car Don't get me wrong I love subarus, I am on number 11, but VW/Audi are very well built cars. They are way more solid than Subaru, but they are more expensive to buy and parts are more.
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rweddy replied to Geoff4130's topic in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVX
No you cannot unless the car has been modified from its stock form.