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Welcome! I also have an Outback and I had exactly the same problem with air noise: it was a poorly positioned gasket at the level of the rearview mirror, easily adjusted with a little thin insulating foam. For the noise on the glove compartment side, I had to wedge the rear with adhesive felt, it was indeed a side game that hit bumps or cornering. Nothing serious, but annoying, I understand you! Otherwise, great car, even if the consumption stings a little in essence.

I had a similar problem on my WRX, and after checking everything like you, it was finally the ECU that no longer controlled the fans. A reprogramming solved the problem. You can also test by manually bridging the relay to see if it triggers the fans from the circuit. Sometimes, it's just stupidly a probe different from the one on the dashboard that controls the fans. Courage for the CT!

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That rust underneath looks proper nasty. Good thing you didn't buy it!

Today, I gave my Subaru a thorough wash and wax to protect it from the winter weather ahead. I also checked the tire pressure and topped off the windshield washer fluid. It’s all set for the next adventure!