How much?

I’d just break the clips off😂 those relays fit stupid tight anyway it ain’t like they’re gonna fly off going down the road 😂

Mac and matco bolt and fastener extractors were the best investments I have bought rust makes doing suspension and under the truck work impossible to do without air chisel's, sledge hammers, big pry bars, extractors, etc... I have rounded out bolts and snapped bolts on my 08 super duty 4x4 truck on replacing suspension components and those tools are a huge investment and a excellent choice I made because i service my own truck when I don't have the funds to pay a shop.

Well, you’re definitely entitled to your opinion, and I’m entitled to mine. I don’t want anything more than my Tacoma and my Miata.

Be honest it's cheaper than those rocks though

I usually let the engine come off the first high idle, typically about a minute or so. Then I let it roll out the driveway and mostly idle down the quiet dead-end street I am on. I have a ScanGauge III display with coolant, oil and CVT fluid temps, once the oil temp hits about 90-100 I start accelerating normally. I don't beat on the poor thing until oil and CVT temps are at normal operating range lol.

Bro litteraly any round object with a hole . Love ya Mr .

Damn, 699.99? That just shows how bad inflation has gotten. Thats slightly more than i paid for my Snap-on tpms5 when they first came out.

Your paying for the life time warrant. I purposely welded a socket to a button pull it off I returned the hole set no questions asked. That's it the life time warranty is the reason it's a better buy

As an aircraft mechanic, this is giving me a full, not half, chub.

Turn your mic down holy moly.

700 bucks? Fuck that I’m buying the snap on TPMS tool for 650 bucks

Which aftermarket TPMS sensor brand/manufacturer would you recommend for Subies as a replacement of the original sensor? Thanks.

Those who follow these reports.. also keep those who claim this in business. Js 😊

Thank you for your attention to detail and high quality. Your videos are always impressive.🥦🌛🥐

I'm very happy to be subscribed to your channel. You make really high quality and interesting content.🌟☘️🎓

Been using KnN filter on sisters 14 crosstrek.

Had both rear wheel bearings replaced on my 2017 forester. Also had total air conditioning failure when just out of warranty, that one hurt the hip pocket. Owned nothing but Subaru since 1985, I’ve no plans to ever leave the brand.

Which models/engines of Subaru are we talking about here?

Magic wrench

Just use your arm and turn it left a little bit boom it broke lose and then you can use the motor to take it all the way out people who don't know how to use a electric ratchet should work on cars

Will work on baby school buses?

I have a question about the 2011 H6 series I want to add more power to it but they say the CVT transmission can’t handle more than it already has what would be the best option?I would love to manual swap it, but I can’t seem to find much about that. is possible?

Would you take this over the Milwaukee max bite wrench?

BOXER BI TURBO

I have always thought part of the major issue of oil consumption has been the use of the 0W20 oil, among other issues. I believe it's the mileage mandates here in the USA and Subaru's attempt at pulling all the stops to maximize fuel mileage. The reason no other oil option is given in the owners manual is to "guarantee" the mileage and has more to do with satisfying the Feds than any owner choices. The only time I experience what I consider excessive oil consumption has been on long road trips with consistent high speed driving. Short term and local driving seems to be okay as far as oil consumption, although my '12 Foz still uses more oil than my '98 GMC pickup. I have heard the use of higher viscosity oil will cause issues with the variable valve timing as it is controlled hydraulically via the engine oil. I have to laugh at the reason you chose to use the 5W30 ...very scientific! I am about to do an oil change and I will be using 5W30. I figure if MrSubaru's justification is good enough for him, it's good enough for me. Cheers!

As someone who has a Kwik Lift this is going to come in handy. I’ve looked into air powered bottle jacks but none are low enough to get under the lift point. I had to weld an extra section of jack handle to be able to get a normal 3 ton hf jack under it and have enough throw to actually jack the lift up. If that make an adapter to fit other common batteries like a Milwaukee I’d be 100% sold. Last time I checked there site wasn’t even up yet.

Given that Subaru says don’t change cvt fluid, will Subaru dealers change the fluid if I request it? I own two Subarus, 2023 Ascent and 2017 ( 101,000 miles)Legacy. I will be requesting changing the fluid in 2017 Legacy at my next motor oil change. I love both of these cars. Great video. Keep up the good work!😊

I will probably keep buying Subaru just because of your videos and knowing I can fix a lot of problems/maintain on my own

I hope that this catches on.There will be better and stronger and SMALLER COMPETITION.

Subaru replaced my cvt at 77k. Now at 155k, noticed a shuddering at 20-25mph, but not real consistent. Runs great at higher mph. Local repair shop is telling me its the cvt. Not sure what direction to go. Could it be non cvt related problems?

Absolutly love the concept, and the application seems well designed. BUT, then theres the key🤨🤨, come on now, a plastic key!! All the $$spent on this design, then you give a plastic key. Looks like a fail on the key.

@mrsubaru1387 could you create a list of maintenance to do on our Subarus and post it? Thanks

Snap on is trash 😂😂😂

I hate you. Out of jealousy of course

Not interested

What mechanic shop doesn't have air why does everybody switching to freaking batteries I have a handful of my grandfather's old air tools mixed in with a bunch of Chinese air tools and none of them have ever given me an issue 😂

Can you do a video on how to delete the air pump and evac system on eg255 engines? Much better when you do those diy videos than these tool ones

You can buy a big scissor jack and weld a bolt to it and just use your impact. Cheaper and far more reliable! What happens in 1 year when this is out of warranty? You are screwed!

Adding my own report… this fixed my issue of horn not working when the wheel was centered (but working when rotated). Thanks for the video!

I can go against any ceo and marketing manager and prove them without any doubts ceasing the manuall transmission IS a mistake. Profits? No, they could compensate the lazy north american customer with South americans and europeans. They SCREAM for those cars, they just dont know it, ch3ck how the compe/ition for their respective models takes the cake for the 2025 2026 and 2027, Just watch

Hello, I have a 2012 Forester FWD, 4cyl. Heads gasket blown out, creamy fluid in the radiator. Gunky coolant reservoir. Is it worth to fix or repair? How about engine replacement. Thank you so so mych.

1. I wish a Tacoma had AWD. 2. We need a turbo FXT forester again. 3. Subaru needs to make exciting vehicles again with more than 170hp. 4. Bring back the damn gas powered STI that can run 87, not just 93/91oct.

She must have gotten those prices wrong. She’s high

As a mobile mechanic, I have been waiting for something like this. Do they ship to Australia

I paid $10,000 under MSRP for a 2024 Rav4 Prime ($6,500 credit on lease, $3,500 from dealer and then bought out of lease immediately). Try finding a deal like that on a Subaru. I average 65 miles per gallon over 8,000 miles on the Rav4 Prime in mixed City/Hwy driving around New England (live in Boston metro, drive up to VT and NH all the time). I averaged 25 mpgs with a 2023 Outback non-turbo doing the same thing (40 MPG difference!!). I have owned six Subarus including a 2023 Outback and would say Subaru AWD is superior, but the engine/transmission combo in Toyota (especially the hybrids/PHEVs) just works better in City driving hands down. CVT on Subaru is groany and that delay when you shift into drive on the Subaru CVTs just doesn't seem to go away no matter what Subaru you choose (Legacy, 2 Ascents and Outback). And fit and finish of the car is somewhat subjective but the tech in Toyotas just plain works better than the Subaru. Heat pump in the Toyota is amazing in that it really works and allows Prime to keep engine off in cold and hot weather. The fact that you can't turn the Auto start/stop off on the Subarus and have it stay off is SUPER annoying if you are doing a lot of short drives like I do.

Can this obd scanner retract the pads în a automatic parking brake

Was there any issues with turbo forester

My 2009 sti manual 6 speed turbo boxer is a joy. Owns the fast lane, after market coil overs makes it track on rails and and there is room for me and my wife and our dogs. Gear head kids follow us to gape at the so cool old folks in the fast car.