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Yes, the ziplock bag thing is real
…because damper door cables never worked properly, right?
Is there a recommend interval or mileage for replacing the PCV valve?
Holy crap… what a nightmare!
Maybe Ziplock owns Subaru!
Waiting 3 plus months for a new one.
The pcv valve shown DOES NOT fit 2011 Subaru Outback’s. Correct part# 11810AA090
It amazes me that all this stuff had to originally be designed and manufactured to fit around all of the other stuff under the dash.
Lord what a mess…
This is always a horrible job to do, except for some old pickup trucks.
Did you change the cabin air filter while you were in there?
Just did this on my 2010 legacy gt. Wasn't fun but now I don't hear a robot behind my dash that I've been listening to for the past 3 years. what a RELIEF!
Also not sure if this technique works on radio bezels that haven't been off before. But the super easy way I take it off is open that pocket above the HVAC controls, shove my hand in in the pocket, make a fist and pull. Comes out every time no problem
That was an un-be-leeeeevable amount of work just to replace that piece. Well done! You are a very patient and talented man.
hello mr subaru, So recently i got a flat tire, and replaced it with a tire size of 235/40 R18. All my other tires are 245/40 R18, i had to drive the car around for about 80 miles. (from and to the shop). Have I caused damaged to my car? I have driven only straight streets no curves or anything crazy. may have driven fast a bit as well…. barely thought of this because i haven't had my car for a while and recently got it back from a collision place. I heard its a big no no but how would you know what damage has been done? i know you probably wont see but hopefully someone in the comments can help.
I understand now why there were no previous YouTube videos showing the 2010-14 Legacy Mode Door Actuator Replacement.
hats off to you.
Thoughts on an oil catch can on the new 2.4 turbo. I have searched the u tubes cannot find much on them Subaru specific. Thanks.
This will probably cost you like 600 bucks with the Subaru dealer I’m just guessing.
Nice job! About how many hours to do the whole thing?
This owner has the same windshield I got too, wonder if she has USAA?
Now is the time to do the passenger airbag recall Robert
Lol how funny I have the same blue barf bag in my glove box!
INSANE….all because of a plastic gear in a plastic actuator…had they made it from metal…last 100 years…such BS, thank you Xi …shame on Japan! (And how many new rattles and squeaks do we hear now?!?!??!)
Thanks Robert this is a great video for our fifth GEN Subaru legacy page on Facebook we usually get a ton of questions how to pull the dash apart the right way and there really isn’t anything on YouTube!
also: which of the Vessel Rechargeable Screwdrivers do you prefer: high torque (250rpm), or high speed (1200? rpm)