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Old 03-01-2011, 07:59 PM   #1801
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well when i bought the car the sticker on the window said the oil didnt need to be changed for another 5000mi so i assumed it was every 5k. i thought id play it safe and do it every 4500.. guess not :/
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Old 03-01-2011, 10:46 PM   #1802
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Name: Michael

Make: 2009 WRX

Mileage: 43,600

Time Out Of Use:

Problem And Likely Cause: Clutch is slipping

Modifications: Intake, Full catted turbo back

Submitted For Warranty Work (Yes/No): No

Reason Given For Denial: Because of my modifications I was told that my warranty is going to be denied and will be denied. Guessing I would be denied because of these power mods? Confused on how warranty work, works.

Your Story: Clutch has started to slip pretty much out of the blue.. To be honest there were a couple times where I burned the clutch a few times because I was still new to driving a manual drive car.

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Old 03-02-2011, 06:17 AM   #1803
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There should not even be grounds for a denial being the car is beyond the basic wear item warranty. The clutch is out of coverage anyways. 3/36k is the time frame and you have exceeded that.
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Old 03-03-2011, 02:47 PM   #1804
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Call me a newb... but what does it mean to ask for goodwill assistance??

My denied warranty has now been escoladed by SOA. Does this give me hope?
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Old 03-03-2011, 07:17 PM   #1805
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Goodwill assistance is where they offer to pay for the repair for you, or pay a certain portion. You can ask to see if Subaru will be kind enough to either
a) offer to cover this repair for you 100%
b) see if they will cover a percentage of the repair

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Old 03-03-2011, 09:17 PM   #1806
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Name: Matt

Make: 2006 WRX

Mileage: 85k

Time Out Of Use: pending

Problem And Likely Cause:Chipped First gear

Modifications: Intake, Full catted turbo back, oversized intercooler,bov (read on before you laugh)

Submitted For Warranty Work (Yes/No): yes

Reason Given For Denial: Because of modifications I was denied.
(was prepared for it kind of).

Your Story: First gear started rattling, took her in and was told it was chipped and wanted 2000.00 to fix. Best part is the car was sold to me with every single modification on it, including catless turboback. along with selling me a catless vehicle they still had the nerve to sell me an added security policy telling me subaru doesnt care about mods. (wow was i an idiot)

Long story short, called B.A.R. and DMV about catless DP and other parts, got many of the stock parts from dealer, before i could put them on 1st goes out. added security warranty denied, Called SOA and has Now been escaladed and in investigation.

hope something actually goes right this time...
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Old 03-07-2011, 03:23 PM   #1807
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if your case has been escalated, how long should you expect to wait for SOA to get back to you. . . its been about 3 business days now since i last heard from them...

any ideas?
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Old 03-07-2011, 04:01 PM   #1808
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Tough to say. Why don't you call them and get a status update.
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Old 03-07-2011, 04:09 PM   #1809
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I tried, no response. Just curious. I don't want to be pushy
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Old 03-15-2011, 04:30 PM   #1810
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SOA was supposed to call me last monday about my car... never did finally saturday i called the dealer and they said they were sorry but SOA was supposed to be in contact with me all week and they couldnt give too many details just that SOA told them to tear the top end down and take pics then the bottom end and take pics said SOA would call me the following monday. Now its tuesday and no word from SOA still and my car has been to 2 different dealerships bc the first dealer is a joke and i have herd nothing good about them, and now ive been with out my car for about 3-4 weeks.
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Old 03-17-2011, 02:08 PM   #1811
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Call soa again, you might have been assigned to an agent already, took them a few days to contact me.

I also have a question for others..
Subaru picked up the tab on my situation as a goodwill. But during the process they somehow broke the blow off valve and said it was cracked before and now want me to pay for it. (The dealer) Shouldn't they have to fix it since they broke it and failed to let me know it was "cracked" before the continued work with it?
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Old 03-17-2011, 09:26 PM   #1812
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Name: Leonardo Cal

Make: Subaru Legacy GT

Mileage: 66,6xx.

Time Out Of Use: a week now and counting

Problem And Likely Cause: broken ringland on Cyl. 4 and the dealer when calling SAS forgot to mention they left the Vac. hose from the fuel pressure regulator off which to them, this is no problem. I found the hose loose after getting home after a 30 minute spirited drive and put it in place. That cylinder and the scored camshaft also found were all checked before and were all ok as per the service manager.

Modifications: suspension, brakes and a cat-back

Submitted For Warranty Work (Yes/No): YES via SAS

Reason Given For Denial: Aparent signs of overboost (which are also caused under stock boost with no compensating done by FPR)

Your Story:
See above! I went to dealer for service and was under the powertrain warranty and work was done on heads trying to locate a source of oil consumption. In that case, the cylinder #4 had only a 10% leakdown and pistons in good condition as they were pulled to clean as per the service manager. Car was returned with a plethora of mistakes like the vacuum line on the fuel pressure regulator unplugged, Main engine ground wasn't attached to engine as the starter bolt that holds it in place was missing, flywheel window on top of bell housing had missing cover, Cam Cover gasket was out of place causing an air leak sound, Power Steering reservoir was empty, intercooler to throttle body hose had a loose clamp and hose slightly out of place. bracket that holds the up-pipe to right head was missing. They filled the power steering and cam cover gasket when I picked up the car. I found the hose loose and the rest of the things after getting home after a 30+ minute spirited drive and put it in place.

After we were all set and done with numerous oil tests, the new leakdown showed that same cylinder had a 85% leakdown and a teardown had to be authorized and a bad ringland and a scored camshaft were found. Now, the dealer won't even bring up that RO and when we do, I usually get a "If that were the case, it wouldn't have lasted that long", or the kicker, that because the manual is poorly worded and no definition of a turbo FPR is given, SOA rep says that it works like that of one of a naturally aspirated car which makes the car rich all the time when in a turbo, it's only true for idle anf light load but when the manifold pressure becomes positive, the FPR compensates every pound of boost with one PSI of fuel, thus if SAS is only given the findings and not mentioning the vac line on the FPR was left off, they come to the conclusion that the vehicle was boosted. Stock boost with no compensating fuel equals the same as a car that has been boosted. More info in this thread where even Trey Cobb and Jeff Perrin chime in:http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=2147758

So now I have to pay out of pocket to fix the the mistake of a tech? The dealer is hiding behind what SOA tells them about the regulator and not manning up to the mistakes done and I belive they gave them "just enough" info so they weren't found at fault.

I don't think I should be at fault here!

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Old 03-17-2011, 09:53 PM   #1813
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If this ever happens, Pictures, more pictures and make phone calls, call dealership, call BAR. it has to be documented in some way. ive been screwed more ways than one from dealers. not anymore.

If all of those were really left in that kind of condition when given back to you, you have to in some way show some kind of proof. Doesnt matter what brand of car you have they will try anything to void your warranty especially if you start to bring up their opportunity cost of providing the warranty to you. I had a friend once who had his warranty denied once because the rubber on his gas pedal was worn from ""Excessive use"". When you are denied for what is not your fault you have to get other agencies involved. Thats why they are there. or find a lawyer if the cost is worth it. any mentions to mods on the car at all dont help either. and if you were overboostin take the hit, it ruins it for everyone else.
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Old 03-17-2011, 09:57 PM   #1814
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I didn't overboost, I drove home from the dealer with the loose fuel regulator hose and capped it when I found it at home. I called them after I found something wrong which happened to be alot of calls.

from the other thread because it seems you didn't read it all:
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I can't make this up:
Missing cover on flywheel:

Main engine ground not connected due to missing starter bolt:



Thats when I started taking pictures, after the TMIC to TB hose and the FPR Vac hose.
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Old 03-17-2011, 10:32 PM   #1815
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What the heck are recites?

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Name: Dave Rhoadarmer

Make: Mileage: 2007 STI, 23,3xx mi

Time Out Of Use: so far 4 days

Problem And Likely Cause: No oil in motor, motor siezed up

Modifications: cat back exhaust

Submitted For Warranty Work (Yes/No): Yes

Reason Given For Denial: Oil change recites did not have a vin # and the milage didnt match ( i threw out the actual recits and got the shop to re rite me recits, i know the shop owner well and paid cash so he didnt keep the actual recites).


Your Story: I've only owned this car since september 2010. bought it with 11k on it; at 15k a gasket blew in turbo, warrenty work new turbo and cat, 20k had to replace brakes and rotors all around (out of pocket) 23k motor siezed due to no oil ... saturday morning i checked the oil and it was above the add line, drove around all day with no problems car ran fine, around 5p it wouldnt build boost and then shut off. towed to dealer ship and they couldnt get me rental bc it was a saturday. Monday they called me and asked for the oil change recits which i didnt keep. So i went to the shop that did the oil change and they re wrote me recits. Today (tuesday) i called them and they said that the job was not warrenty bc the recits were fake, didnt have vin# and the milage didnt match up...idk wat the didnt match up with but i did have the oil changed every 4500 mi with synthetic. I tore my house apart trying to find the original recits but cant and idk wat to do and am freaking out bc now im stuck with a car with a blown motor.
Should I take this up with the SOA?
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Old 03-17-2011, 10:43 PM   #1816
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I think he meant receipts...
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Old 03-21-2011, 02:24 PM   #1817
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Originally Posted by Leonardo View Post
Name: Leonardo Cal

Make: Subaru Legacy GT

Mileage: 66,6xx.

Time Out Of Use: a week now and counting

Problem And Likely Cause: broken ringland on Cyl. 4 and the dealer when calling SAS forgot to mention they left the Vac. hose from the fuel pressure regulator off which to them, this is no problem. I found the hose loose after getting home after a 30 minute spirited drive and put it in place. That cylinder and the scored camshaft also found were all checked before and were all ok as per the service manager.

Modifications: suspension, brakes and a cat-back

Submitted For Warranty Work (Yes/No): YES via SAS

Reason Given For Denial: Aparent signs of overboost (which are also caused under stock boost with no compensating done by FPR)

Your Story:
See above! I went to dealer for service and was under the powertrain warranty and work was done on heads trying to locate a source of oil consumption. In that case, the cylinder #4 had only a 10% leakdown and pistons in good condition as they were pulled to clean as per the service manager. Car was returned with a plethora of mistakes like the vacuum line on the fuel pressure regulator unplugged, Main engine ground wasn't attached to engine as the starter bolt that holds it in place was missing, flywheel window on top of bell housing had missing cover, Cam Cover gasket was out of place causing an air leak sound, Power Steering reservoir was empty, intercooler to throttle body hose had a loose clamp and hose slightly out of place. bracket that holds the up-pipe to right head was missing. They filled the power steering and cam cover gasket when I picked up the car. I found the hose loose and the rest of the things after getting home after a 30+ minute spirited drive and put it in place.

After we were all set and done with numerous oil tests, the new leakdown showed that same cylinder had a 85% leakdown and a teardown had to be authorized and a bad ringland and a scored camshaft were found. Now, the dealer won't even bring up that RO and when we do, I usually get a "If that were the case, it wouldn't have lasted that long", or the kicker, that because the manual is poorly worded and no definition of a turbo FPR is given, SOA rep says that it works like that of one of a naturally aspirated car which makes the car rich all the time when in a turbo, it's only true for idle anf light load but when the manifold pressure becomes positive, the FPR compensates every pound of boost with one PSI of fuel, thus if SAS is only given the findings and not mentioning the vac line on the FPR was left off, they come to the conclusion that the vehicle was boosted. Stock boost with no compensating fuel equals the same as a car that has been boosted. More info in this thread where even Trey Cobb and Jeff Perrin chime in:http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=2147758

So now I have to pay out of pocket to fix the the mistake of a tech? The dealer is hiding behind what SOA tells them about the regulator and not manning up to the mistakes done and I belive they gave them "just enough" info so they weren't found at fault.

I don't think I should be at fault here!

Aaaanyway I just got a $ 5469. 44 (plus tax) estimate for shortblock, heads, valves, camshaft, and labor for a damage caused by the carelessness of a tech.
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Old 03-21-2011, 06:46 PM   #1818
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You have photo documentation of their mistake. Don't let this go, call SOA, get a case number and present your evidence. Just be prepared to support your argument with facts, like I know you will. You can prove thru pictures that the reason it "overboosted" was due to their negligence. Don't let them try to bs you.
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Old 03-21-2011, 06:54 PM   #1819
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Look above for pics and link to thread. As for proof, a new wrx ride with the hose off and the dealer owner is being arranged so I can take off the hose and demonstrate the consequences of this as apparently this has never happened to SOA or never gotten that far up. Blows my mind really!

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Old 03-21-2011, 07:03 PM   #1820
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I read it all, and the suporting link. I think they should pay for their incompetence and give you a renatl to use while they put a new shortblock in your car. Kudos to u for documenting it. Well done sir!!
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Old 03-24-2011, 07:55 PM   #1821
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Hello I am new to posting on NASIOC so please help me out if I mess this up


Name: Gene Thompson

Make: 2011 Subaru WRX

Mileage: 1310

Time Out Of Use: 2 weeks

Problem And Likely Cause: Transmission

Modifications: none

Submitted For Warranty Work (Yes/No): yes-pending (denied im thinking)

Reason Given For Denial: abuse/neglect most likely

Your Story: Driving down the orad and heard a knocking noise under the hood. pulled over to the side of the road put the car in neutral applied e-brake and popped the hood. looked and didnt notice anything all gauges read normal. went to go put the car back in gear wouldnt go. tried forcing the car into gear got it into second. went to take off and heard what sounded like metal just getting flung around inside. put it into neutral, no gears worked except reverse. got it towed to subaru dealrship. said that they couldnt get it out of reverse. service manager calld me and said that someone i was with had called him and told him i tried to launch the car 6 consecutive times and that i obviously abused the vehicle. said i would need to pay for a new transmission and new clutch. I called SOA and the gentlemen in charge of my claim said that the dealer never contacted them back about the diagnostic. come to find out they didnt even take apart my transmission. they called me back the next day and said that if it was found to be of neglect id have to pay for the labor to take apart the transmission and i not SOA would pay for it. I did not drive the car hard at all in the first 1000 miles. I got onto it a couple times after that, never grinded gears or threw it into a gear without mathcing RPMs. this is my third subaru in under a year (yea I know, I cant make up my mind lol). I have refereed multiple people to this dealership most of which has purchased a vehicle and I am completely shocked that with only 1300 miles on the vehicle the tranny would go. The dealership has a lifetime powertrain warranty and i purchased the added security warranty from subaru for 7yrs/70000 miles which covers wear and tear items. I dont understand with all this coverage on how they are giving me such a hard time with my problem. Please give your feed back and a little guidance. thanks
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Old 03-24-2011, 08:24 PM   #1822
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Name: Gene Thompson

Make: 2011 Subaru WRX

Mileage: 1310

Time Out Of Use: 2 weeks

Problem And Likely Cause: Transmission

Modifications: none

Submitted For Warranty Work (Yes/No): yes-pending (denied im thinking)

Reason Given For Denial: abuse/neglect most likely

Your Story: Driving down the orad and heard a knocking noise under the hood. pulled over to the side of the road put the car in neutral applied e-brake and popped the hood. looked and didnt notice anything all gauges read normal. went to go put the car back in gear wouldnt go. tried forcing the car into gear got it into second. went to take off and heard what sounded like metal just getting flung around inside. put it into neutral, no gears worked except reverse. got it towed to subaru dealrship. said that they couldnt get it out of reverse. service manager calld me and said that someone i was with had called him and told him i tried to launch the car 6 consecutive times and that i obviously abused the vehicle. said i would need to pay for a new transmission and new clutch. I called SOA and the gentlemen in charge of my claim said that the dealer never contacted them back about the diagnostic. come to find out they didnt even take apart my transmission. they called me back the next day and said that if it was found to be of neglect id have to pay for the labor to take apart the transmission and i not SOA would pay for it. I did not drive the car hard at all in the first 1000 miles. I got onto it a couple times after that, never grinded gears or threw it into a gear without mathcing RPMs. this is my third subaru in under a year (yea I know, I cant make up my mind lol). I have refereed multiple people to this dealership most of which has purchased a vehicle and I am completely shocked that with only 1300 miles on the vehicle the tranny would go. The dealership has a lifetime powertrain warranty and i purchased the added security warranty from subaru for 7yrs/70000 miles which covers wear and tear items. I dont understand with all this coverage on how they are giving me such a hard time with my problem. Please give your feed back and a little guidance. thanks
This is a no brainer, hearsay is not evidence (somebody called him??? really? are we in kindergarten?)
With such low miles they should be kissing ur bum and giving you a free loaner. tell SOA that they want you to commit to a teardown, with a brand new car and such low mileage tell them no thank you. Have SOA handle this situation. Get a case number and do not take one penny out of your pocket, and insist on a replacement car while yours is being fixed.
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Old 03-24-2011, 08:34 PM   #1823
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I told them to go ahead and take apart and look at my tranny. the service manager called me back and said it looked like someone threw a grenade in there. They gave me a loaner and its due in tomorrow. Im pretty sure theyre going to take my loaner. I already contacted SOA and they gave me a case number. Im waiting to hear back from the man at SOA before I do anything. Im not paying for this at all. I leave for Afghanistan in a little over a month and i need it to be handeled with some urgency and it seems liek the dealership is just taking there time.
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I read it all, and the suporting link. I think they should pay for their incompetence and give you a renatl to use while they put a new shortblock in your car. Kudos to u for documenting it. Well done sir!!
Thanks!

Anyway, they denied it so one last letter to SOA who said this is a dealer issue to which I'm answering it turned into a SOA issue when the Area Rep insisted to them with the erroneous information which made up the dealers mind which are pissed that I'm on the forums and contacting people to find out the truth about this and they are in turned getting called. Go figure! They don't want to even let me drive a car even thoug it's THAT safe.
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Old 03-24-2011, 10:08 PM   #1825
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Your Story:
See above! I went to dealer for service and was under the powertrain warranty and work was done on heads trying to locate a source of oil consumption.
I am not a lawyer, but my guess would be: If the original work was warranty work, and SOA's designated warranty repair agent caused the damage doing the warranty work, then SOA is responsible.
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