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Seb, Thanks for the reply, but I don't know it is true for my wagon that the AC is always on in the defrost/defog position. My owner's manual says that I have to manually turn on the AC. Are you positive that this is the case? It would explain a lot, but not everything. Is taking apart the panel a complicated task? I want to get a handle of how involved it is before I undertake it. Don

Hello all, I think there is a problem with the air conditioner switch in my wagon. Sometimes the AC feels like its on (lower temp than ambient...and that certain AC smell (less humidity?)) when the switch isn't on. Most recently the indicator light on the switch burned out, so I can't tell the status other than the position of the button, which I don't completely trust. Given that I live in Minnesota, it could be on all winter without me knowing it! Is it easy to take apart the panel and fix the indicator light/button so that I will be certain it is on/off? Is there any bulletins guidance on this? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Don

I just spent a lot of money replacing head gaskets, radiator, and spark plugs, wires, timing belt on my 2001 Subaru Legacy, which has about 60,000 miles. A week later one of my fuel injectors went bad. Could this have been caused by the previous repair job?