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Old Apr 11, 2015 | 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by bioforger
It is yep, so they didn't offer the 5yr warranty or mention it to you?
I think the WRX STi gets only 3 years or 60,000 miles warranty.
All the other Subarus get indeed 5 years
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Old Apr 11, 2015 | 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted by scoobyranger
Can anyone help with the colour code for the standard 18" black/anthracite alloys???
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I'll ask my dealer and let you know.
Were they scratched when you got it? You can ask your dealer as well :-)
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Originally Posted by bioforger
heh ok yea my question was to that other guy who also bought his from Mangoletsi, yes its only a 3yr warranty from anywhere else.
Why??? Would Mangoletsi give 5 years?? On the WRX STi??
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Old Apr 11, 2015 | 11:06 PM
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Why??? Would Mangoletsi give 5 years?? On the WRX STi??
Yes thats what i got, so i'm surprised they didn't offer it to you as well, interesting, very interesting, the plot thickens

Its a warranty they put together with another company, so not from subaru directly, although it mirrors the subaru warranty to the letter.

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Old Apr 12, 2015 | 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Wigan WRX STI Fan
thats what i had in when my pistons gone
Is this the first MY15 to destroy a piston then, all be it running about 370bhp. Out of interest was it run on V-Power when it went?
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Old Apr 12, 2015 | 01:49 PM
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apparently ran on 95ron. DOH
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Old Apr 12, 2015 | 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by bioforger
Yes thats what i got, so i'm surprised they didn't offer it to you as well, interesting, very interesting, the plot thickens

Its a warranty they put together with another company, so not from subaru directly, although it mirrors the subaru warranty to the letter.
Aha! That expalins it then
I should talk to them and may ask for the 2 extra years, when the official 3-year Subaru warranty runs out Besides, my car is not remapped

Thanks for pointing this out
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Yea will be interesting to see what they say You have to pay for it obviously though.
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apparently ran on 95ron. DOH
Not surprising then if true. Crazy to spend all that money and then run it on cheap petrol.
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Old Apr 12, 2015 | 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by bioforger
Yea will be interesting to see what they say You have to pay for it obviously though.
Did you pay for the 2 extra years? Or was it part of the remapping plan?
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Yep i paid a bit more for that and to include the remap.
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Old Apr 19, 2015 | 02:03 PM
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Yes, we had a chat last week about this
I will make up my mind soon about the remap etc

Car now has 1,200+ miles I don't drive it that much....I have to say... since I got it 16 days ago...
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Old Apr 25, 2015 | 10:16 AM
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Eeek, mine has nearly 8000 on it, in 5 months. I do love driving it though, and it is the daily drive.
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Good going, mines just tripped 5K and due it first proper service soon. It'll be a year old soon I mostly do short distance trips in it, also my daily.
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First month of ownership gone and mileage still at around 1,400 miles, as I do not drive for work at the moment.
I can't wait to come to the first meeting in June
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2300 miles on mine, Engine broke in as I usually do followed by a compulsory 1000 mile oil change. next due in 2000 miles.
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2300 miles on mine, Engine broke in as I usually do followed by a compulsory 1000 mile oil change. next due in 2000 miles.
Overkill mate, but whatever rings your bell I'm going to do mine every 6 months or 5K, maybe more, i use to do the blob every year.
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Yeah I agree its a bit ott, but having always changed the oil at 3000 miles its become more of a habit
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Are the Japanese spec ones different from the type uks?
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Originally Posted by rob84
2300 miles on mine, Engine broke in as I usually do followed by a compulsory 1000 mile oil change. next due in 2000 miles.
where do you go for your oil change and service?
I am thinking of scoobyclinic (what about the warranty?) or the dealer where I bought it from.
I have even bought a service book from ebay, as I don't like this "key registration service" only; I like everything to be documented on paper!
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Originally Posted by bioforger
Overkill mate, but whatever rings your bell I'm going to do mine every 6 months or 5K, maybe more, i use to do the blob every year.
Will you get this done at Mangoletsi, in order to keep the 5-year warranty?
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Originally Posted by I_MNL
where do you go for your oil change and service?
I am thinking of scoobyclinic (what about the warranty?) or the dealer where I bought it from.
I have even bought a service book from ebay, as I don't like this "key registration service" only; I like everything to be documented on paper!
As I work as a Technician for a Subaru dealer, I do it myself. Create a Job card Labour FOC and charge myself parts at cost. Print out the invoice, one copy for me, One copy for work. Add the service to the database. job done

I have all of my invoices in a folder inc the car invoice and accessories in date order.
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Originally Posted by I_MNL
Will you get this done at Mangoletsi, in order to keep the 5-year warranty?
Nope any subaru dealer will do.
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Old May 15, 2015 | 02:33 AM
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I see
Thanks for the replies rob and bioforger.
I think I might just get the oil and oil filter changed at 5000 miles anyway, just to keep the turbo freshly lubricated. By the end of Saturday, car will have 2000 miles, so I'll have the chance to meet some of you at the NBO in June and chat about these more!

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