Lenmac

Who regassed your car? I have read that it is most important to make sure that the proper amount of gas is given. Very important that it is not too much or too little. I had considered doing it myself but from reading it seems that it would be necessary to empty the system then recharge it with the correct amount which is different for each model. Is this Correct, anyone?

mike80, By any chance have I bought your Outback? Two months ago I bought an Outback SE automatic from a garage in Banchory, Scotland. Not too many of them about. Within 6 weeks front nearside bearing had to be replaced, £475.00 in total at a Subaru garage. Four weeks later the rear nearside bearing had to be replaced. I have just, today, come away from my local garage. The offside rear bearing needs replaced so I told them to replace both offside bearings. I suspect that Subaru Outbacks DO have a serious wheel bearing problem, a very expensive problem. Disappointing! I now have 4 new Subaru wheel bearings fitted but, from cold, can feel a slight wobble in the steering wheel. It cannot be wheel balance since it disappears after 20 or so miles. I dread that it might be in the drive gear. Any thoughts, anyone? I have been driving a variety of motor vehicles over a period of 50 years. Never had to replace any wheel bearings. A sad reflection on Subaru.