Subaru Forester - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 7

Did something fall down in one of the vents? Sounds like a blend door is not able to fully move for some reason. If it's still under warranty take it to the dealer.

In the boot mate!

The brake pads are okay? Alternator and pump belts are okay?

Sounds like the starter bearings are seizing up.

whats a casual problem if and when brake boosters fail brake pedal is like stepping on a brick if you dont trust mechanic get second opinion but sounds like booster failing or vacuum valve failure

rear of the car. Look near the fuel filler hose.

I had a 2000 with leaking fuel lines. There are a few molded rubber lines. Check the condition of the rubber and the hose clamps. If they are wet, you have a leak. When replacing use the good clamps that you can tighten with a nut driver

Take it to your parts store and have the code read. They make those lights for a reason...helps you identify the system failure

indicates that it is the booster or second ,a faulty brake master cylinder boosters can be repaired for considerably less than that or get a good unit from the wreckers /junk yards get a second opinion from an accredited brake specialist shop

Could be a faulty switch or a wiring problem. A dealer or authorized repair shop can answer the question about what is wrong and provide a cost estimate to repair it.

Try disconnecting the battery and ensure it is fully charged, recharge if necessary. Leave it disconnected overnight if possible. Unlock and open the car, fit the ignition key and switch on and then reconnect the battery (leaving the door open). This has worked for me. I hope it works for you.

You MUST read the fault codes to discover what cylinder is misfiring. Why not buy a cheap fault code reader. Here is one such reader. New OBD2 II EOBD Car Diagnostic Code Reader Live Data

If you had this done, you paid for it to be done right. Take it back and have it redone.