Moskoi

About the TSB, it doesn't apply to my car because of the serial number. There is a massive thread on this generation Outback forum about wind noise. Also, there is no way for the dealer to measure wind noise seriously. They could drive different cars in the same road conditions (or like in a wind tunnel) using a sound meter to get a measurable value to compare different cars. But this number would also pick up noise from the tires, as they get louder as they wear out. The best would be a wind tunnel. I will drive the car for another couple of years, and then trade it. Sorry Subaru, your cars are not as good as they used to be.

Mine is louder than other legacy as well, but not by a lot. Is the dealership helping you? The technicians are a little deaf, banging on disc brakes everyday in a shop. I have found the same comments on the Outback forum, same generation. I guess there is some inconsistency in the weather strip quality or in the way the door and window are put together. Parts are the same from one car to another, it should be as quiet, I'm still searching the problem on mine, it also makes a whistle noise on that B-Pillar when the car is wet. Anyone knows more about that issue? That would be great!

Mine is a manual, so that tray doesn't exist. It's not in the Outback? I would gently sit my wallet there.