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Old 05-14-2021, 02:51 PM   #2465
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The keyless start can be hit or miss in hot and humid weather. The keyless icon just blinks green when I push in the clutch and it won't turn over. If I hold the receiver next to the starter, sometimes it will work. Or I just push the clutch in and out a bunch. Not sure if it is a receiver issue with the car or the clutch switch. When it is cooler and dry, I never have the issue so I'm not sure WTH is up with it.
If I ever have my FOB and my cell phone in the same pocket, the keyless start won't work (yellow blinking key). Same with the exterior trunk release. Changing the FOB battery sometimes helps. I've never seen the blinking green key though.
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If I ever have my FOB and my cell phone in the same pocket, the keyless start won't work (yellow blinking key). Same with the exterior trunk release. Changing the FOB battery sometimes helps. I've never seen the blinking green key though.
Through this, I did learn that you can hold the back of the FOB (brand logo) right against the starter button for 10~15 and you will see the green FOB light come on and the car will start regardless of any key issues (dead battery, clutch switch is bad, etc.) There is a small chip in the FOB for this reason because I guess they were smart enough to know people will let their battery die. So at least I know I'm less likely to get stuck now with that as a backup.
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Old 05-17-2021, 11:34 AM   #2467
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Through this, I did learn that you can hold the back of the FOB (brand logo) right against the starter button for 10~15 and you will see the green FOB light come on and the car will start regardless of any key issues (dead battery, clutch switch is bad, etc.) There is a small chip in the FOB for this reason because I guess they were smart enough to know people will let their battery die. So at least I know I'm less likely to get stuck now with that as a backup.
Did not know. Thats cool.

Also to the guy with the fender issue. You should see my vehicle closer. Its in poor shape. From other vehicles hitting it lightly to the hail damage on every panel, shes a 15 footer. Ive also got insane rock chips on both sides. Im afraid Ill need a respray, maybe not though need to see a paint correction guy. The fob issue must be a b though sorry to hear about that. You are certainly not alone in having a scuffed ride.
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Old 05-20-2021, 07:01 PM   #2468
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Look what I found. The day I traded my GTI for the Series 10!



Man, the stock exhaust were tiny.
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Old 05-20-2021, 08:26 PM   #2469
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Look what I found. The day I traded my GTI for the Series 10!



Man, the stock exhaust were tiny.
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Oh, this was like 6 years ago!
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Oh, this was like 6 years ago!
Lolz what's the car look like now?

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Dented, scuffed, pitted, scratched, and missing a little paint here and there. The only change is an aftermarket exhaust.

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Old 05-24-2021, 01:50 AM   #2473
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Dented, scuffed, pitted, scratched, and missing a little paint here and there.
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Look what I found. The day I traded my GTI for the Series 10!



Man, the stock exhaust were tiny.
Yeah they looked....unfinished back then lol. i thinkt hey became "proper" sized in 2016 or so.

What i find a little wierd is that in someplace like Australia the tips kind of go all the way to the edge of the diffuser (or even sticks out a little bit) but in north america they're tucked in a bit.....dont really understand that
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but in north america they're tucked in a bit.....dont really understand that
Maybe a regulation thing?

What I can tell you with the exhaust I have now (SpeedFactory V1 Resonated) I have burned my left leg many times getting my mountain bike in and out of the trunk.

What sucks is you don't feel it for a second or two, and once you pull away you have a "healthy" ring of black and red marking your leg for two weeks!

So yea, I could use shorter tips.
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Look what I found. The day I traded my GTI for the Series 10!



Man, the stock exhaust were tiny.
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Old 06-05-2021, 05:37 PM   #2477
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# 1592 here. I bought it new in early 2014 and have a little over 152,000 miles on the car now. It was my daily driver until last July when I bought a new Pilot to DD. Only problem I had was the throw out bearing going bad just over 100k miles (just outside of the extended warranty... what a waste of $$). It sits in the garage now except the few days I decide to drive it to work when the weather is nice.



I've done all the oil/filter changes, and I've had the local Subaru place do the 60k and 120k services.


On my 3rd set of tires. They seem to last for 60K per set.



Still on the original brake pads... I don't drive hard enough I guess.




Oh, and my EL dash didn't work for the first 2 years / 70K miles I had the car. One day it just decided to wake up and has worked fine since. Never had a problem with the emblems lighting up though.


Here's some older pictures from last year before I parked it: (Looks the same, just a little dustier)
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Old 06-13-2021, 01:36 AM   #2478
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Hey everyone, am new here. I recently got an FR-S and was planning to mod/repaint it, but just found out it's a series-10. Am I nuts for thinking for doing that?
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