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Georgetown dealership tried to give me the runaround again. I called to have them order the new revised fuel pump and this is what happened.
Subaru: Bring in your car so we can verify the issue.
Me: Fuel pump chirping was verified in September when I last took my car in.
Subaru: Oh yes, looks like it was determined you have the newest fuel pump and that the engine chirping is a normal sound for the fuel pump.
Me: If it's normal then why is Toyota replacing the part?
Subaru: They are replacing defective pumps with VIN numbers earlier than yours. You have the most current fuel pump.
Me: So why was the TSB revised on Oct.28th, after I took my car in?
Subaru: I don't see that information here.
Me: I'll print it and take it then.
Subaru: No need, we have all the information here. There's nothing here on a revision.
Me: Set me up for an appointment on Thursday. I'll print the updated TSB, drive an hour to have you verify the issue again, and then have you order my part. See you then.
From what I've read it seems like this newest fuel pump is a winner and actually fixes the chirping. I understand there a back order on them, but I don't mind waiting at all. I'll do anything to get rid of these crickets!
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