Subaru

[SkiingInABlueDream]

If I am following a car, and it "sees it", I am fine. It is awesome. But when I am cruising along with nobody in front of me and I suddenly come upon stopped traffic in the distance, it takes a bit too long for the car to "see" the stationary car in front of me and to react. So you go from 60 mph to 0 a bit too quickly. Granted you can adjust the delay on the steering wheel. I have done it once and may do it again.

What happens if the road is slippery in that situation? As in, too slippery to slow down in time, yikes!

[thetrailboss]

What happens if the road is slippery in that situation? As in, too slippery to slow down in time, yikes!

If it is snowing hard or raining hard, then EyeSight turns off.

[ViciousV609]

Purchased a 2011 legacy in 2014 this was febuary 2014 drove from jersey to rutland in a blizzard subie strong unstoppable with snow tires

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[benski]

Purchased a 2011 legacy in 2014 this was febuary 2014 drove from jersey to rutland in a blizzard subie strong unstoppable with snow tires

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Did that effect the ventilation? My 2011 Impreza's ventilation smelled strongly of gas when I turned it on with the front berried in 3 feet of snow last year. The smell went away when i backed away from the snow.

[ViciousV609]

Did that effect the ventilation? My 2011 Impreza's ventilation smelled strongly of gas when I turned it on with the front berried in 3 feet of snow last year. The smell went away when i backed away from the snow.

I noticed allitle hesitation then i got out and knocked it all off after i took the photo but didnt notice and gas smell


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[bdfreetuna]

You might want to get a hood with a scoop for the intercooler off a 2010-2014 Legacy GT.

For additional ventilation

[ViciousV609]

You might want to get a hood with a scoop for the intercooler off a 2010-2014 Legacy GT.

For additional ventilation

Lol

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[skijay]

I've followed this topic for a while. I finally was rewarded with the dreaded news EVERY Subaru owner doesn't want to hear, "you need to replace your head gasket". I thought for sure that the model year 2009 and above were no longer impacted. My 2.5 engine uses the Subaru super coolant, has been changed, and I've had the every 30k service done at the dealer. I'm at 155k and I am going to an independent mechanic for a second opinion and an estimate. the Subaru dealer wants $2,200 for the repair.

[bdfreetuna]

I've followed this topic for a while. I finally was rewarded with the dreaded news EVERY Subaru owner doesn't want to hear, "you need to replace your head gasket". I thought for sure that the model year 2009 and above were no longer impacted. My 2.5 engine uses the Subaru super coolant, has been changed, and I've had the every 30k service done at the dealer. I'm at 155k and I am going to an independent mechanic for a second opinion and an estimate. the Subaru dealer wants $2,200 for the repair.

That sucks. Thats how my 1998 Forester kicked the bucket at 200k ish miles.

All non-turbo Subarus need proactive 100k headgasket service. Expensive lesson to learn.

Even the new ones IMO. Turbos are the exception, way beefier HG design.

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[Callaghan]

I've followed this topic for a while. I finally was rewarded with the dreaded news EVERY Subaru owner doesn't want to hear, "you need to replace your head gasket". I thought for sure that the model year 2009 and above were no longer impacted. My 2.5 engine uses the Subaru super coolant, has been changed, and I've had the every 30k service done at the dealer. I'm at 155k and I am going to an independent mechanic for a second opinion and an estimate. the Subaru dealer wants $2,200 for the repair.

I feel for you, brother. I hope you get a positive feedback from the independent mechanic, but I wouldn't hold my breath. It is what it is, sadly.