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r/WRX•

A couple of months ago I posted this thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/WRX/comments/1qrtztu/changing_my_transmission_fluid_for_the_first_time/

Decided to post a quick update for anyone that might be curious as to what ended up happening.

First thing I did was contact the last dealership who did the transmissions service and explain the situation. The initial response was that they don't cover any work that is over a year old or 10,000 miles since the service. I explain that policy makes sense for most work, but not for something that is only done every 60,000 miles or 5 years. I asked that they attempt to repair the threads, and they agreed to try and cover some of the labor cost, and a dis

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r/TsumTsum•

Does anyone else do this? I'd be curious to see what your spreadsheets look like! Here's what mine look like: Inputting raw data
Breakdown by Character/SK

As you can see, I simply enter how much I spent on items (that would affect earning coins -- only tracking the gold bonus right now), what the base coins earned was, and how much the total earned was after the bonus was applied. It then calculates what the multiplier was, and whether or not it was worth it. I created a table that automatically groups by character, and within each character it groups by skill level.

So far, I would've earned more overall if I had just

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r/WRX•

I have two questions regarding my 2017 WRX Base:

  1. Can I swap my stock headlight assemblies out with OEM 2015-2018 WRX LED headlight assemblies? What's the work required for this? Are there any downsides/issues with doing this?

  2. I've read that while 2015-2017 WRXs don't come with the factory mount points already installed in the roof, some later 2017 WRXs did--how can I tell if mine has it, as I bought it a few months ago. VIN or do I have to look at it and take off the weather strip? What exactly am I looking for (just 2 holes?)

Thanks!

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