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Is it the cost of the oil or the inconvenience of adding that bothers you? That doesn't sound like a lot of oil and it is not that expensive.ġ-2 Qts of oil between oil changes is totally unacceptable. It is likely to my first and last Subaru. None of this inspires my confidence in the Forester. Additionally, the red low oil pressure light comes on at times, which they say they also checked. Whatever the case, I've had the car checked by the dealer under warranty. Perhaps 'like crazy' is a bit of hyperbole. I know the 0W-20 synthetic is thin stuff, but my Prius uses it too and goes 10k miles between changes without need for a top-up. Seeing as how I've never had to add a drip of oil to any car I've owned in the last 20 years (my wife too), this is a problem. Jack FFR1846 wrote:How much is 'like crazy'?īetween oil changes, I usually need to add between 1 and 2 quarts of oil. I also left out the Eyesight system but that is another discussion. I know when I bought my 2013 Outback I chose the 6 cylinder for three reason, no oil problem, a real chain for the timing belt and a true 5 speed transmission. Some die a early death and no one seems to know why. Likewise there are some issues with the CVT transmission in some cars. It fails in some cars and if it does it trashes the engine. Those needs replacement around 75K miles to be safe. Subaru also has issues with some of these engines that have rubber timing belts. Many of the new high performance 4 cylinder engines burn oil in some cars. The gotcha is many other car brands have similar issues. Subaru has whitewashed the problem by saying 1-2 quarts of oil consumption between changes is OK is pure BS. This issue has been know since early 2013ish. Some of them just burn tons of oil and no one can sort out the issue to fix it. You can also call Subaru customer service at 1-80, call NHTSA at 1-88 or see Subaru's webpage on the recall.Ĭlearly Subaru has a problem with the 4 cylinder engine. If you have an affected vehicle, call your local dealership now. The recall begins immediately, Subaru spokesman Michael McHale told. What Owners Should Do: Underlining the severity of the problem, Subaru says owners of affected cars should stop driving until their vehicle has been inspected. The Fix: Dealers will inspect the column and replace it if necessary. The Problem: Affected vehicles could have defective steering columns, with the result that 'turning the steering wheel may have no effect on the direction of the wheels,' NHTSA says. In addition, some model-year 2015 Outbacks built on Apmay be affected because they got the defective part as a repair, according the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Of that total, Subaru says about 22,000 are owned by customers, while another 26,500 are on dealer lots or elsewhere in the pipeline. omniweb runs a close second, though it has some of the same problems as safari.Vehicles Affected: Roughly 48,500 model-year 20 Subaru Legacy sedans and Outback wagons built from Feb. Supposedly mellel is 'better', but I find its interface to be just awful, and I don't want to save my work in a proprietary, mac-only format.Ĭhrome is more stable than safari for me, and I much prefer its url bar.

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Nisus writer pro is wonderful quicker and more stable for me that word, and i like having.

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Utorrent is more stable on my machine than Transmission, though I'm hoping the next Transmission release will let me switch back. I do like being able to use it for things like calculations, and dictionary defs, so I am using it for at least a bit more than launching apps. I guess now I may have made the wrong choice (at least financially). I picked it over quicksilver because there was no active development going on at the time for qs.