jpvinall

My car has a water leak--the floors in the back can have up to an inch of water, and the front gets pretty wet too. I used a car vacuum to suck it all out, and the beeping problem stopped. I can only think that there must have been some kind of short somewhere in the wiring.

Yes, it's the exact same beep, but it's constant. It's getting worse too, now it's going almost the whole time my car is on. Is there perhaps a wire I can pull or a fuse I can remove? It's driving me crazy.

No, it doesn't beep when a door's open, a light comes on on the dash. It's a nonstop, high-pitched beep. What kind of loose connection could cause this?

You know how a car beeps when you put the key into the ignition? My car has been beeping at me nonstop. It will start when I'm slowing down and usually continue stopped and cease when I accelerate again. It's really loud. I've never heard anything like this before. The car was in a wreck and rebuilt before I bought it, but I've taken good care of it since I've had it. Any ideas on what could cause this? Thanks, Justin Vinall

I have a 1995 Impreza 1.8L without a trans dipstick. I bought the car used, and have put about 20,000 miles on it so far. Working at Jiffy Lube, I see Subarus almost every day, but mine is the only one I've ever seen without a dipstick. Because of this, I suspect the fluid has never been changed. At 120,000 miles, this is a bad thing. Any suggestions as to how to change the fluid without a way to fill it? Thanks, Justin Vinall