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Old Dec 24, 2011 | 02:42 PM
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For those that had their tweak done at IM, is there anyone in particular we can contact to try and arrange something or was it a 'friend of a friend job?' Losing the car for 5 days isn't going to be easy Did the local dealer still do the exhaust changes and reprogramme the key fobs (I assume this still needs doing like in the old PPP days?)

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I don't think it was particularly due to the old boys network but the dealer and IM were only 30 mes apart so easier to get ECU flash done there than sending it by post.

I took spare keys. Like the good old days. But key reprogramming not needed nowadays. IIRC

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Old Dec 24, 2011 | 02:57 PM
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i also dont why the dealer cant fit your exhaust and you drive carefully to Im for a flash.

Unless the exhaust puts a very different enviroment on the car, id say careful driving should suffice.
but thats if Im will do you it.

They may not want loads rolling up to their doors
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Old Dec 24, 2011 | 05:41 PM
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Thanks for the replies - I'm in Yorkshire so I'm not quite on IM's doorstep but if it was only a day off work for the trip south and leave the car for another day at the dealer (and try to scrounge a courtesy car) for the exhaust stuff rather than messing around with alternative transport for 5 days then it might be an option...

Could always try to drop it off if I go to Autosport for the day and pick it up that night

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Old Dec 24, 2011 | 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Apple
Thanks for the replies - I'm in Yorkshire so I'm not quite on IM's doorstep but if it was only a day off work for the trip south and leave the car for another day at the dealer (and try to scrounge a courtesy car) for the exhaust stuff rather than messing around with alternative transport for 5 days then it might be an option...

Could always try to drop it off if I go to Autosport for the day and pick it up that night

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I'm sure if you do it through Crossroads and book it in advance they can do everything in a day which should help your predicament!
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Old Jan 1, 2012 | 10:37 AM
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I've taken the plunge and bought a 320r saloon,sold my 340 hawk sti.
I think the 320 is a nice drive and very pleased with it.

I'm after a set of mud flaps asap if anybody can point me in the right direction

also thinking of a front splitter

then hopefully the 340 upgrade ;
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Old Jan 1, 2012 | 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by sniffmydiff
I've taken the plunge and bought a 320r saloon,sold my 340 hawk sti.
I think the 320 is a nice drive and very pleased with it.

I'm after a set of mud flaps asap if anybody can point me in the right direction

also thinking of a front splitter

then hopefully the 340 upgrade ;
Welcome to the growing number of owners


http://www.rallyarmor.com/store/1112...0_136_150.html

http://www.htautos.co.uk/prod_desc_l...i.html?sno=298

It's listed near the bottom of this page........
http://www.htautos.co.uk/first_6.html

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Old Jan 1, 2012 | 06:38 PM
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Thanks Don for the links

i've seen the HT auto splitters and i think they look a good fit,

there are mudflaps on ebay claiming to fit the new saloon but i'm

not sure on that,

I've got the pioneer 920 bt model fitted but find the radio reception

poor ,any ideas anybody ?

any other tips for me regarding the car would be appreciated

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Old Jan 1, 2012 | 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted by sniffmydiff
Thanks Don for the links
there are mudflaps on ebay claiming to fit the new saloon but i'm
not sure on that,
"If" they do they will be a pretty poor fit.
Subaru have decided not to do flaps for the new saloon.

Rally Armor ones are expensive but include all the necessary bracketry for a good fit.

I've got the pioneer 920 bt model fitted but find the radio reception
poor ,any ideas anybody ?
If you have the 920BT (upgrade from standard 320R 320BT), I'm surprised you have poor radio reception. Even using a Perrin 3" stubby aerial I find the reception good.
Maybe something to do with the Welsh valleys
If it's really poor then maybe the aerial hasn't been connected correctly with the TMC unit and SatNav.
Do most of the steering wheel controls work?

any other tips for me regarding the car would be appreciated
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https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...2011-320r.html

https://www.scoobynet.com/members-ga...ti-saloon.html

https://www.scoobynet.com/members-ga...-and-chat.html

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Thanks Don for those interesting threads,

your car looks very nice with some subtle mods

my car is due its first service,what oil would you recommend ?

i ran my hawkeye sti on shell ultra,i was thinking of using the same

i'm pretty sure that my local dealership use castrol magnatec pro when

servicing,not sure whether to use that

thanks
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Old Jan 4, 2012 | 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by sniffmydiff
Thanks Don for those interesting threads,

your car looks very nice with some subtle mods

my car is due its first service,what oil would you recommend ?

i ran my hawkeye sti on shell ultra,i was thinking of using the same

i'm pretty sure that my local dealership use castrol magnatec pro when

servicing,not sure whether to use that

thanks
Any good synthetic 5w40/5w30 (Motul, Silkolene, Mobil, Shell, etc)
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Old Jan 4, 2012 | 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Don Clark
Any good fully synthetic 5w40/5w30 (Motul, Silkolene, Mobil, Shell, etc)
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Old Jan 10, 2012 | 01:55 PM
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Now upgraded with the 340R Pack an I've finally got around fixing the rear number



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Old Jan 11, 2012 | 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by sniffmydiff
Thanks Don for those interesting threads,

your car looks very nice with some subtle mods

my car is due its first service,what oil would you recommend ?

i ran my hawkeye sti on shell ultra,i was thinking of using the same

i'm pretty sure that my local dealership use castrol magnatec pro when

servicing,not sure whether to use that

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Hi Sniff, when i got mine over a year ago it was drinking 30w 5 Helix, stanjdard subaru stuff i think. on my first service it changed to 40w 10 Shell helix, i keep checking it and its not really drunk a drop since service which is good.

Did you buy your car new or with a few K on it, as im surprised you have the 920BT as its now the 930BT, so im presuming its an xdemo or sorts ?

I have the 930BT sent to me by IM group and fitted myself, i find the radio reception ok, but i do admit i have had a few bowts of hissy ness in chesterfield when im working.

I do have a question though, Don may know LOL if you take a call on it how do you MUTE the audio to the phone other than use the mute on the phone, is there a shortcut on the stereo as im unable to find it in the manual or settings.
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Old Jan 11, 2012 | 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by sniffmydiff
Thanks Don for those interesting threads,

your car looks very nice with some subtle mods

my car is due its first service,what oil would you recommend ?

i ran my hawkeye sti on shell ultra,i was thinking of using the same

i'm pretty sure that my local dealership use castrol magnatec pro when

servicing,not sure whether to use that

thanks

About to do my six monthly oil change on my hatch and I stick with what my daeler puts in at the service, Castrol Magnatec 10W-40 A3/B3.

£25.50 delivered from Opie
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Old Jan 11, 2012 | 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Littleted
I do have a question though, Don may know LOL if you take a call on it how do you MUTE the audio to the phone other than use the mute on the phone, is there a shortcut on the stereo as im unable to find it in the manual or settings.
Page 149 onwards of manual.........
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I have the 930BT sent to me by IM group and fitted myself, i find the radio reception ok, but i do admit i have had a few bowts of hissy ness in chesterfield when im working.

I do have a question though, Don may know LOL if you take a call on it how do you MUTE the audio to the phone other than use the mute on the phone, is there a shortcut on the stereo as im unable to find it in the manual or settings.
Here is the PDF file if you have no manual.
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The 320R has NO speed pulse connection so if he upgrades some "Dealers" deem the speed pulse cable as optional

if you read chapter 32 page 150 onwards or search speed pulse you can see that the 900> and 20-30 models can use it to improve accuracy and set avg roads speeds to improve route selection IIRC IMHO

http://pioneerelectronics.com/Static...nual071211.pdf

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Old Jan 11, 2012 | 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by sniffmydiff
I've got the pioneer 920 bt model fitted but find the radio reception
poor ,any ideas anybody ?
Check the wiring to the headunit. It is possible that the dealer has not connected the power source to the signal booster. From memory i think it is a pink/red wire which says either remote or ignition on it?
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Old Jan 11, 2012 | 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Simon Green
Check the wiring to the headunit. It is possible that the dealer has not connected the power source to the signal booster. From memory i think it is a pink/red wire which says either remote or ignition on it?

In this case its blue/white...................
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Check the wiring to the headunit. It is possible that the dealer has not connected the power source to the signal booster. From memory i think it is a pink/red wire which says either remote or ignition on it?
Is that a Subaru booster on the Aerial or a booster built inside the Pioneer unit??

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Old Jan 11, 2012 | 07:23 PM
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Is that a Subaru booster on the Aerial or a booster built inside the Pioneer unit??

Tony

Would think he's referring to the Subaru Amplifier (as fitted to most subarus) which is powered from the auto aerial feed when using an after market head unit..........



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Hi Sniff, when i got mine over a year ago it was drinking 30w 5 Helix, stanjdard subaru stuff i think. on my first service it changed to 40w 10 Shell helix, i keep checking it and its not really drunk a drop since service which is good.

Did you buy your car new or with a few K on it, as im surprised you have the 920BT as its now the 930BT, so im presuming its an xdemo or sorts ?

I have the 930BT sent to me by IM group and fitted myself, i find the radio reception ok, but i do admit i have had a few bowts of hissy ness in chesterfield when im working.

I do have a question though, Don may know LOL if you take a call on it how do you MUTE the audio to the phone other than use the mute on the phone, is there a shortcut on the stereo as im unable to find it in the manual or settings.
my car was registered in january 2011 to a subaru dealer so it was either a demo or manager/director car,it's only covered 2600mls

it had the 320 upgrade and they fitted the 920bt,
i'll have to check the radio connections,the blue/white lead may be disconnected,

i find the radio station signals are weak and lose connection quite easily
some weekend investigation ahead

it's had its first service and subaru used magnatec pro oil
also had a pro-r air filter fitted
could really do with the 340 upgrade
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Old Jan 12, 2012 | 08:17 PM
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when you take it out also take out the lower vents it helps when your stuffing the wires back in
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when you take it out also take out the lower vents it helps when your stuffing the wires back in
Do you mean the ducting? I have thought about removing mine, but it doesn't look like they will pop back in easily?
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Old Jan 12, 2012 | 09:15 PM
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Do you mean the ducting? I have thought about removing mine, but it doesn't look like they will pop back in easily?
Once you have the A/V panel off complete with the vents you are left with the thin flexible plastic trunking section under the SatNav/Radio.

This pops out quite easily as it is only a push fit into the ducting either side and gives you a lot more room to organise the wiring behind and below it.

The only thing to worry about is getting it on the two guide pins as you refit it.
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Once you have the A/V panel off complete with the vents you are left with the thin flexible plastic trunking section under the SatNav/Radio.

This pops out quite easily as it is only a push fit into the ducting either side and gives you a lot more room to organise the wiring behind and below it.

The only thing to worry about is getting it on the two guide pins as you refit it.
I can't be 4rsed to do it myself, so will wait for mine to be serviced and get the Pulse cable connected I've got a creaking passengers side dashboard which is becoming annoying

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I can't be 4rsed to do it myself, so will wait for mine to be serviced and get the Pulse cable connected I've got a creaking passengers side dashboard which is becoming annoying

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I have one of those too but can you really expect them to do something about it especially as it is probably the beautiful hand made plastic
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I have one of those too. especially as it is probably the beautiful hand made plastic
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I know what you mean. Had to tell where it's coming from
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