Just noticed some moisture inside me moonroof that dripped onto the passenger seat. It's been happening a while because the metal frame of the window is corroded under the paint at a couple points. I think you found my problem, and I'll see if I can't fix. Thanks!
You have to take the two halves apart to get to the crank shaft but I bet money it's a spun rod bearing. Depending on how you feel about the car but you're looking at buying a new crank shaft most machine shops won't turn them due to being so small and plus you can buy a new crank shaft from Subaru for $400. Depending how long it ran like that you might need a new rod connector due to the old one possibly getting warped while bouncing around and then new rod bearing and main bearing.
I watched at least 12 videos for various problems and this one helped!!! Thank you. I put blue antifreeze up there as suggested by another video. The antifreeze sat so I got a thin reusable straw pipe cleaner and stuck it in the hole where u showed but on the passenger side and it immediately drained. Blueness on my driveway!!! You saved me money and tears! Thank u!! Now to just dry my soaked carpets 🤢
2010 Forester, shield near the oil pan on the passenger side. Has enough of a lip around it so I bent both sides slightly down to increase tension around the exhaust pipe. The shield metal is pliable and it didn't break anything. If/when it loosens up again I'll add some gasket material around it and repeat the process. Thankfully the rattling is only at low RPM lol.
A stock wrx sti wow! I mean no judgement Bt at least Bt an axel back on it sheesh! That won’t change anything and is still stock! Also will not void the warranty!
Hmmmmm I believe there is another plug that you access by removing 5he front drivers side wheel and the fender well skirt. It’s on the side if the transmission and you fill the ATF until it starts to leak out of that hole in the side. That’s how it was on a 2012 Chevy Cruze that I had years ago.
Thanks for making this video. I have searched for that cabin air filter on my 2013 Platinum and could not find it. So I’m here on RU-vid seeing if anyone has made a video about it to figure out where it’s located. I came across this video immediately clicked on it because of the title was exactly what I was looking for and then the video you told me exactly what I needed to do.