jdulin

I have an 08 Impreza 2.5i. I bought it used and they didn't address the brake line recall at the time. I have had that addressed. My girl has about 135K on it now and put about 20K+ miles a year on her. I have to replace the front pads every year like clockwork. The backs haven't been touched since I bought her. This is the first car I have had to replace the brakes so frequently.

I have an 08 Impreza 2.5i. I bought it used and they didn't address the brake line recall at the time. I have had that addressed. My girl has about 135K on it now and put about 20K+ miles a year on her. I have to replace the front pads every year like clockwork. The backs haven't been touched since I bought her. This is the first car I have had to replace the brakes so frequently.

I have an 08 Impreza 2.5i. I bought it used and they didn't address the brake line recall at the time. I have had that addressed. My girl has about 135K on it now and put about 20K+ miles a year on her. I have to replace the front pads every year like clockwork. The backs haven't been touched since I bought her. This is the first car I have had to replace the brakes so frequently.

I have an 08 Impreza 2.5i. I bought it used and they didn't address the brake line recall at the time. I have had that addressed. My girl has about 135K on it now and put about 20K+ miles a year on her. I have to replace the front pads every year like clockwork. The backs haven't been touched since I bought her. This is the first car I have had to replace the brakes so frequently.

I have an 08 Impreza 2.5i. I bought it used and they didn't address the brake line recall at the time. I have had that addressed. My girl has about 135K on it now and put about 20K+ miles a year on her. I have to replace the front pads every year like clockwork. The backs haven't been touched since I bought her. This is the first car I have had to replace the brakes so frequently.

I am hoping for some positive news here..... I have a 08 2.5i Impreza 5spd manual with 135K miles. I bought the car used in 2010 and had to replace the clutch about a year ago (110K miles). The replacement was done by a Suby dealer. This was the first clutch I have ever replaced in any of my cars including previous VW (15+ years driving a manual). In recent weeks, my fiance has been taking my car to work. About a week ago, the yard at his job was a mud bog. He said the car was stuck about up to the frame. But he managed to get the car out (AHHHH SERIOUSLY). Earlier today he spent hours trying to get the car out of the snow/yard in PA. When I went outside, the car smelled like a pile of tires smoldering. A few hours later, I was going to go to the store and found out I couldn't. The car shifts into all the gears easily. But when in 1st or R and trying to drive, the wheels WON'T move. The rpms don't act like a slipping clutch though. There are no odd sounds either. I am floored that the clutch may be bad. I drove the car about 2 weeks ago for the day and the clutch seemed fine. It wasn't spongy, no odd noise when shifting and it seemed to catch fine. I am hoping there is something else that could be wrong. (PLEASE TELL ME THERE IS) But I don't expect this to be a cheap fix. Would 2x of trying to drive a car out of being stuck cause the clutch to go in a week? I would expect a diff to may be the problem. But would that keep the wheels from engaging? Any help or guidance is appreciated.