JMeesh

I have three row F seats but won’t be attending. If you want them let me know via private message. I seem to be able to transfer them inside the Ticketmaster phone app so you may need it too.

About a year ago I picked up this car and it has been great. It drives nice, is quiet, has a little bit of power...all good. Now at 26k miles I hear a noise. At most speeds you can pull *slightly* left and hear a whine. It is extremely quiet but you can hear it every time. It sort of sounds like a dragging brake but again, very quiet and only when steering left. I also notice at the same time a whirring noise at speeds above 50. The sound is sort of like a wheel bearing is about to start acting up. Combine these with a warranty and hey, to the dealer we go.

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I take it in and mention it sort of reminds me of a wheel bearing, but who knows. They get on the case and say we don'

I think it would be useful to be able to toggle enable a "weekend settings" set of options for the display. All week I am gone all day and it is best to have the display off. However on the weekend we are up and about and I use it for a clock. Basically this would just be a separate set of changeable hours to change the display off time.

Does anyone else think this might be useful?

About two weeks ago I started getting a noise when slowing down. It sounds almost like a baseball card in bike spokes. It is getting worse so I took it to a shop. I was thinking it could be the center differential as it is worse when the trans is in neutral or the clutch is pushed in...not so bad when it is in gear and the clutch is out. They think I have a gear failure in the trans, not the diff. I had hoped I would get more life out of her. It is a 2005 with about 136k on the clock. There is no real point to the post, just wanted to commiserate with people who would understand. If anyone has advice I am open to hearing it but I will probably just drive it until it dies and sell it as is af

Hello all, long time listener, first time caller. I was hoping someone might be able to help with a problem I have been having. For quite some time now, maybe a year, I have been hearing a "wom wom wom" noise. Let me describe this a bit better...

The car is a 2005 wrx 5 speed. I have had it for about 4 years, starting at 70k miles up through the current 114k. Well starting about a year ago I started hearing a speed dependent noise. It starts about 20mph and sort of reminds me of a wheel bearing. When you go faster, it speeds up. Pushing in the clutch, revving the engine, changing gears...none of this matters to the noise. It is totally dependent on wheel speed.

I took it to the dealer who