05-31-2013, 02:15 PM
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Crickets were due to clearance issues surrounding the plunger in the HPFP. The pocket can fill with air, which causes a high pitched noise as it passes through the pump. No damage, just noise.
There's a Subaru TSB regarding it (v2 showed up early May). If there are crickets, they can now be fixed (supposedly) with the new part.
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