4.0
definitely annoying- Typical Repair Cost:
- No data
- Average Mileage:
- 150 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 2 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (1 reports)
- replaced fun gauge (1 reports)
This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your Subaru dealer.
I noticed this problem the first day I drove off the lot and drove home. The auto dealer is 6 miles away and when I drove my car the next time, the gas gauge read that there was no gas.... I had to return my car to dealer and was without my new car for a over one week. I did however get a courtesy car for that time.
- Laura B., Indianapolis, IN, US
Left dealership with a full tank. Three days later, it read 1/2 tank, so decided to fill it up. And I did. After the fill, I turned the key over and the gauges initialized. At this point, the fuel gauge moved the E and the check engine light came on. As I drove over the next few days, the fuel gauge moved from E towards F. Weird.
I took it to the dealer and they replaced a sensor or two. I most likely "topped it off" after the auto shutoff. They are telling me this was the cause of the problem and that the gauge would "reset" itself. Maybe, but this not a response one would expect. What's next - can't sneeze in the car else the radio shuts off.
This is the first of two problems. The car now has 6000 miles after two months-ish of driving. Recently, the car would not start after a fill-up. I took the key out of the ignition and put it back in and it did turn over this second time. This behavior is more than a bit concerning. I've owned Honda's for years and never had any issues. I hear all Japanese manufactures are slipping in quality, but this is crazy. My first and last Subaru. Hope I don't get stranded before its paid off.
Avoid this model until they get it together.
On to Audi or Kia or uhhhh Ford?
- Steven T., Ellicott City, MD, US