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3418 messages, Last post on Jul 03, 2009 at 2:37 PM
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Replying to: saedave (Nov 14, 2008 1:14 pm) Okay, well, maybe not, but I am antsy to see what the debut of the 2010 Legacy/Outback brings.... |
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Replying to: dsmrno (Nov 14, 2008 3:18 pm) Heuberger wanted like $335 for the side moldings installed. |
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Replying to: bj02176 (Nov 14, 2008 3:26 pm) Better is a 2005 Ford Escape Better is a 2007 Santa Fe Better is a 2008 CRV Best is a 2009 Forester! 
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Love my 2009 Forester but: Something's going on with the 2009 Forester's re-fueling door? I need to slide a credit card into the slight opening that the unlatching lever provides. If I use my fingers, I usually end up re-latching the door. Sometimes it take two people to get it open, one working the lever by the driver's seat and the other working with the credit card on the passenger side. I've held up a lot of other drivers waiting in line to refuel. It's back at the dealer for the 3rd time. The first time they lubricated it and said it is working as designed. The next time I complained, they said they discovered a previously unknown adjustment. It opened about 4 inches when they demonstrated their success. They showed me how to dress the gas cap tether. The first time I went to get gas I had to use my credit card again. The last time I went to get gas it wouldn't open at all. It took two of us to get it open. Well like I said before, its back at the dealer. They indicated others are having the same problem and the factory is aware of the situation. I have my doubts but they did give me a loaner while they figure out what to do. Is there anything in the pipeline to improve this poor design? Has anyone else seen this problem?
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Replying to: laceydog (Nov 15, 2008 11:00 pm)
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Replying to: bigfrank3 (Nov 16, 2008 11:02 am) There could also be friction of the spring on the body that might exacerbate the problem. Another thing to watch out for are creaks from the sunroof. Part of them are caused by the moonroof inner cover rubbing against the metal deflector, and possibly the uppermost edge of the moonroof trim. My latest fix was to use a dry lubricant on both the inner part of deflector, and the upper edge of the moonroof door rubbing against the deflector. Only time will tell if this works for sure. |
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Replying to: dsmrno (Nov 14, 2008 3:18 pm) they look really nice on my metallic gold colored Forester. |
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Replying to: mgagne (Nov 13, 2008 2:17 pm)
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Replying to: nathans (Nov 17, 2008 5:35 pm) |
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The tire pressure monitor really works! My light came on this weekend and after eyeballing all of my tires, they all seem to be OK. However, after checking with a gauge, I found that my front passenger tire was down to 20 lbs, I inflated to 30 psi and the light went off. I just had my oil changed recently and am mad they missed this. I will check more often to insure I don't have a leak.
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