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I agree. In my 2019 Forester, the Nav. System is much more user friendly.

No - and it is a pain in the BUTT! It also isn’t clear when you do change it.

I have never been told that I need to run anything higher than 87 Octane in my Legacy Touring Turbo. However, I have read that most turbos require higher than regular unleaded. What is the situation with this one? Thanks!

Just got. Notified of the latest map updated and updated my XT.

I just got a letter - there is another update (this is not the one done a few months ago that folks had trouble with). It says certain 2020-2021 Legacy/Outback to update the Cockpit Control Module. Update for over the air functionality, microphone, volume level, voice recognition, and prevention of repeated rebooting after activating Android Auto. Supposed to take about 40 minutes at the dealer. I have a 2020 Legacy Touring and yes I really like it.

No. There are 3 options. I use a USB that has the downloaded map I did from my computer.

Less than an hour. Even though they always say you can shut your car off once it starts, I always keep mine running.

got an email that there is an update for my 2020 Legacy XT Touring. Downloaded and installed. No issues.

Let us know what you find out.

It only comes in that color. I have the 2020 XT touring and personally, I like the unique shade. Other folks who have been in my car also seem to like it. They should have had an option though for those that don’t like it.

To change the Bluetooth name after the 504 update, you have to un-pair your phone, delete it in the car, n then re- pair it. The new name you gave it in your phone will now show up.

I’m taking mine in next week. At times makes a crunkle (yes crunkle - between a crinkle and a crackle) sounding like some crunchy stones but only once or twice a day, and not on hard bumps nor on smooth roads!). One dealership I took it to said they couldn’t find anything, but it wasn’t where I bought the car. He basically just put it up on the racks and shook things. It could even be some gravel or something that got above the bottom insulation. I will be surprised if they find it but will be ecstatic if they do.

Received an email overnight for the MAP update. For my 2020 Legacy Touring XT. It is map version 40649 with publication date of 2020-08-25

One thing to “try” is check the air pressure all the way around. You can decide if you want to add a few pounds to all four tires, of course never going over the psi on the tire. Or maybe the recommended pressure on the side door placard isn’t being met.

SVXY - if you have locking wheel nuts check underneath the trunk board and see if the 4 (One from each wheel) from each wheel, didn’t get out of the package and are rolling around in the tire. Speaking of noises, one time I had a noise in my front cabin that was vibrating or clicking to the driver’s side. This was in a Nissan many years ago. I took the car back and a “brilliant” employee, and I do mean that, found what it was. In the eye glass holder, my glasses were clicking and moving at times as they weren’t sitting in there solidly enough. I took them out and/or moved them around and it stopped! The vibrating sound was emanating from one location and ending up in another.