How good is Subaru Outback in snow?
The Subaru Outback can handle driving in snow with ease. It comes standard with Subaru’s reliable Symmetrical AWD system, an impressive 8.7-inch ground clearance and features ABS, Traction Control and Stability Control – all of which make the Outback a safe choice for driving in snow.
Can a Subaru Outback drive on the beach?
Yes! You can drive a Subaru in the sand. Whether you own a Subaru Forester, Outback, Crosstrek, or Impreza, eventually you will want to drive it on the sand. Subarus are more than capable of driving on the beach without issues.
Is there a water leak in the Subaru Outback?
Stopping the pesky and elusive Subaru Outback interior cabin rainwater leaks. This particular car has had a persistent issue with rainwater leaking into the passenger foot well area when parked outside during heavy rains. No forum or Outback site had a real fix.
Where are the drain holes on a Subaru Outback?
Apparently, all fourth generation Subaru Outbacks (2009-2014) that came with sunroofs have two drain holes near the front. Much like rain a gutter system on a house, the channel between the two drain holes direct water to either side (foam piece in the middle acts as a divider to shorten the traveling distance) to expel water down the hose.
Why is my front passenger floor wet in my Subaru?
There’s nothing good about finding excessive moisture inside your Subaru, and it’s a problem that needs to be addressed right away if you do. In most vehicles, an accumulation of water or coolant on the front passenger floor is a common problem. What caused it and what can you do about it?
Where is the evaporator core on a Subaru?
The evaporator core for your Subaru AC system is usually located in the dash on the passenger side, and it will sweat similarly to glass of ice water. There’s a drain hose that carries this moisture away, but it can get plugged up.