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#1557 of 1605 Re: inflation [dodman1]
by dcm61
Nov 01, 2012 (5:20 am)
Remember that you have to add winter air. Tires "lose" pressure as the temperature decreases.
#1558 of 1605 Re: ECM reprogramming needed [dcm61]
by oxmead
Nov 01, 2012 (1:31 pm)
I got the email and just got the follow up letter . Gonna call tomorrow. My letter does not have the word"recall" anywhere, Just "service program WQC-39" at the top.
#1559 of 1605 Re: OEM tires [fredjohnson]
by kanjii
Nov 05, 2012 (4:21 pm)
So far they have been good. When they do get bad, DWS is next in line, but I'll take a look at the Michelins too. They've always had a good rep.
#1560 of 1605 From the 12/2012 Consumer Reports
by sgoldste01
Nov 09, 2012 (6:14 am)
Looking good, Subaru!
#1561 of 1605 Re: From the 12/2012 Consumer Reports [sgoldste01]
by ateixeira
Nov 09, 2012 (8:46 am)
The Impreza sedan scored even better, top of its class.
Forester did well, Outback did well.
Straight A report card, basically.
#1562 of 1605 Re: From the 12/2012 Consumer Reports [ateixeira]
by sgoldste01
Nov 09, 2012 (11:01 am)
Yes, I noticed that. I'm trying to figure out why the Impeza sedan scored higher than the hatchback in reliability. What about the sedan is more reliable than the hatchback?
Ah, I just looked it up on the CR web site. Apparently the hatchback has more Squeaks & Rattles than the sedan. Interesting.
#1563 of 1605 Re: From the 12/2012 Consumer Reports [sgoldste01]
by ateixeira
Nov 09, 2012 (11:28 am)
Just a SWAG, but....
Smaller passenger compartment could mean less wind noise.
Sedans are more aerodynamic, also, for better fuel economy.
Trunks seal better than hatches.
Then I read your 2nd sentence and yeah, that's it.
#1564 of 1605 Side cargo nets
by oxmead
Nov 10, 2012 (11:30 am)
Has anyone installed the side cargo nets on a '12 Impreza hatchback? You have to drill a hole and the instructions suck. There's a small indention a little below the cargo cover. Is that it? Do you drill 2 holes in the same spot? First 1/4 then 1/2? I only have a 3/8 drill motor so I have to get a 1/2 drill bit with a 3/8 reduced shank or borrow a 1/2 drill motor.
#1565 of 1605 Re: Side cargo nets [oxmead]
by esuuuu09
Nov 19, 2012 (1:39 am)
Just installed it yesterday. There is a little dimple (hard to see) where you will need to drill. It's actually pretty simple. I started with 1/8 --> 1/4 --> 1/2. Just be careful since there isn't much space to the insulation, maybe a bit less than a centimeter.
After you get the 1/2 inch hole, just stick the black piece in, screw and it'll tighten itself.
gluck
#1566 of 1605 Re: Side cargo nets [esuuuu09]
by oxmead
Nov 19, 2012 (3:35 pm)
Thanks, I did get them in. I waited for a warm day because I didn't want to take a chance on cracking the panel in cold weather. Your right about the insulation, it could get wrapped around the drill bit .