Not sure about the Forester, but common issue on Outbacks. You can't adjust the brightness, but you can adjust the angle. You need a long shank Phillips screwdriver and you can angle the lights down a bit
My 2c having owned a lot of subarus is that seems about what I would expect. the major service I mean, its gearbox fluid, rotors, pads, cabin filter, oil filter, oil, plugs.
2011 2.5 Outback, just turned 255,000 miles. One set of brake pads
I installed an Optima yellow top in my 2023 OBW. Works fine!
Have a 2020 Touring XT. Battery went bad after 5 years so that was normal. No problems other normal wear and tear, tires and brakes.
Ran original stock struts on my 2012 Outback until this year and 145k miles. And they honestly weren\u2019t even terrible yet, just starting to notice ride quality start to suffer.
Yes, I replaced the head gaskets in our 2008 2.5 non turbo Outback at 120k miles. They started leaking oil externally at probably 80k miles.
2015 Outback head gasket failed @ 194k miles last year.
I had an 07 Outback that always leaked oil even after I replaced the head gasket…which I did every 50k miles.
My in laws cvt transmission went out at 45,000 miles and they wanted $10k to replace. Thankfully they ended up replacing the cvt under extended warranty.
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