vic/se

if your engine has over 100k I would use 10w30. You will even notice how quieter the engine runs.

Did you open the fuel door?

Maybe I should not replay to this tread??!! I have an 03 wagon 5mt/ se edition. 46k miles all i can say it drives like new......and i did route 66 last summer a 10k miles round trip loaded, very loaded and under 120f temperatures sometimes. It was great

Is your sub on "the high mileage club" ?

It happens when I apply the brakes........it's quite normal

Follow cookie's advice get a second opinion

Somebody in Sweden as gone as far as 810000km on a 2000 outback. you can read about it on high mileage subaru site

4x4 is not same technology as subaru, subaru is AWD (all wheel drive)

A friend told me he knows a mechanic that does 2 engines a day in a shop and they don't remove the engine, he told the engine stays on

Thanks for the info

just don't buy "packard" ignition wires they have a very short life

In short Fuel consumption is related in general to= Engine displacement+engine hp and weight of vehicle

I have a se wagon and the whole seat(s) gets warm on both positons

I try them. I'm not impressed, very short life, and over priced

I warm it up regardless outside temperature, probably because I had diesels for quite longtime!?

frag might be stuck in traffic, hope not . I think we got something like 16.5 inches....and my tires

you rise a good point!!!

yes camber is slightly negative ( I prefere) it gives you a better overall drivebelity

general rule 60

you should never pay for a problem that keeps coming back even if your guaranty has expired. it only proves they didn't fix it correctly

In canada seat belts are lifetime garantee....check with your closest dealer

A lot of people do

all I can say, my legacy runs like the very first day after 45k miles and 3 years on the road. I like to come here because I learn ....maybe too much lol ( sometimes I get scared) yah, but most important people on this site are very helpful and friendly. That's what matters most....hope it stays that way

When I drive mine, I think I'm driving my old father's VW. Well I go with nepper statment