spudgun

anyone here experienced this perhaps? and when you raised the subject, what were the reactions from 'people in general'?

Leigh

Spudgun
My grey import WRX has no underseal problems. In fact, it has no underseal at all!!

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Dear studbun,

as you are aware from my previous posting, I have experienced problems with my underpants.. sorry underseal. This was rectified? at the last interim service and was due I was told beacause it was raining wahen they put the stuff on!! Got a service arranged for Monday am where the subject will be broached again (won't tell you where though in case the IM Thought Police come round and duff me using baseball bats and pillows!!).

good night Jim-Bob, good night Mary-Ellen zzz.

Mr Footlong

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Spud, you cheeky b'stard.....


Nick

pslewis

Strange you should mention that Spudgun - I, indeed, have a little difficulty in keeping mine attached to the car!!

IM say that it is not a warranty item - my legal people say otherwise - as IM have authourised other warranty repairs on underseal then they seem to be mistaken in their view and the issue will need to be decided expensively due to the attitude of one person at IM (is this gentle enough so far?)

The warranty manager (this is NOT necessarily the person mentioned above)has been and put the alledged IM stand that they do not accept that the underseal is a warranty item anymore?! we shall see!!

Is that an acceptable set of words?? I have tried my best!!

Pete

owbow

Can someone please explain what this thing with the underseal is? Is it actually not sticking to the underside / totally missing or what?

I've gathered that some / all of the imports don't have it as standard, and that some get done by the importers... but is it falling off????

someone enlighten a non-scoob owner who may want to buy a cheap one in the future....

Owain

MrData

Pete

Give your local trading standards office a buzz. They'll soon help decide who's wrong and who's right.

Normally does the trick

SDB

completely acceptable. See that wasn't so hard was it?

pslewis

I had to bite my fingers though!!!

pete

Mr Footlong

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It's good to see that all of us girls can still still get along at the end of the day.
Spiced up the evening on the BBS for the first time in a while anyway.

Nick

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Dear oxwain,

the underseal is applied to the wheelarches by Subaru dealers before sale and at yearly intervals. What happens is that after a while baldy patches appear (a bit like the top of my head) and if you tug at it (the undereal and not my bonce) you can remove little strips of it). Underneath the Sube UK underseal appears to be a proper hermetic barrier that is applied at the time of manufacture so maybe the stuff that is put on is for "customer confidence" purposes only, however it doesn't appear to engender a lot of confidence in some customers by the looks of the BB. I will continue to have mine done because by doing so preserves the anti- corrosion warranty and I think there is probably some benefit by having a thorough steam clean (which is part of the service) to remove any residual muck and road salt.

Aero

It's probably better not to underseal an import as it can hide potential problems. I ask the engineers to check my scoob for corrosion or possible problems every time it's in for something.

If you want to you can buy gallons of it in halfords...

Pete - it seems that it'd probably be in IM's best interests to sort your underseal just so they can get on with their lives in peace.

owbow

thanks for clearing that up ad!

sounds like Waxoyl would be the best bet... and that's see-thru(ish) so won't hide any problems Aero.

Sounds like a market ready to be cornered... specialising in Waxoyling Scoobs...

Owain.