Do new Subarus need a break in period?
You really only need to be concerned with breaking-in your new Subaru for the first 1,000 miles. During this time, it is recommended that you avoid revving the BOXER engine beyond 4,000 RPMs unless in an emergency.
What problems does the Subaru WRX have?
Subaru WRX Common Engine Problems Engine internals. Turbo failure. Oil leaks. Misfires.
How do you break-in a WRX?
Here are some tips for breaking in your new Subaru properly from the experts at Shingle Springs Subaru.
- DO Get Your First Oil Change On Time, Or Even Early.
- DON’T Use Cruise Control.
- DO Vary The Engine Load.
- DON’T Brake Hard.
- DON’T Floor It.
What’s the settlement for the Subaru WRX STI?
The recent settlement allows for WRX/STI owners to receive from $3,500 up to $6,500 if they had this problem and if they got it repaired at an independent repair shop, but you must produce your receipts. WRX/STI owners who had engine repairs made at an authorized Subaru dealer can get 100% reimbursement for out-of-pocket expenses.
What was the cause of the Subaru WRX engine failure?
The settled lawsuit contends the problem in the WRX/STI 2.5-liter engine was caused by “inadequate oil lubrication to the bearings and crankshaft” causing “sudden and catastrophic engine self-destruction as overheated internal parts seize” and by “severe driving conditions.”
Can a WRX be upgraded to Stage 2?
With the 2015+ Subaru WRX, the stock intake isn’t very restrictive, and while an aftermarket one main give some small gains, it’s small compared to the jump from stock to stage 1, or from stage 1 to stage 2. Some additional tuning is required to keep the car running correctly when installing any intake.
How much does it cost to repair a Subaru WRX engine?
If your EJ25 engine fails in your WRX or STI, it could cost you $6,000 or more to get your 2.5-liter turbo Boxer engine repaired. The recent settlement allows for WRX/STI owners to receive from $3,500 up to $6,500 if they had this problem and if they got it repaired at an independent repair shop, but you must produce your receipts.