O2 sensors

Mar 06, 2006 28 Replies

Dear Bob, please explain why you are continue to post here. You've made your point, most people here can make up their own minds about Subaru's. You're upset because most people think you're stupid. Continuing to go on about this will only confirm that view.

HTH

Backfire Bob wrote:

Jeez Tony, Who the hell named you spokesperson for the masses? You are entitled to you're own pointed(like you're head) opinion. Everyone has one, kinda like an "Asshole".....some stink..some don't. Do me a favor there Tony, don't waste your personal time on me :) hahaha Gotta just love these self-appointed experts.....a dime-a-dozen. I just want to know who is supplying the dimes........

Hi Bob

Thank you for confirming my and many others thoughts about you.

It just goes to prove that you don't need a long neck to be goose.

HTH

Backfire Bob wrote:

Right on there Tony! you "DA MAN"!!

(stupid mental midgets, where does he come from...)

Like a moth to the flame Bob, please grow up!

HTH

Backfire Bob wrote:

I hope you're wrong as I've already had to replace two O2 sensors on my 04 OBW. My guess is Subaru got a run of shi++y parts from it's vendors.

I agree with you B-Bob. I had an 88 Honda Civic that ran like a sewing machine until 2003 when the engine finally wore out with an amazing 270K on the clock! I bought my first Subaru in 2004 and already it's been in the shop 3 times! I am really starting to regret having bought a Subaru. The other thing is it seems that their "Subaru Dealer Service" is staffed by utter idiots. No common sense seems to pervade up front at the Customer Desk and the mechanics in the shop remind me of the ones you see at Jiffy Lube. Only reason I take the Subaru back to the dealer is for Warranty coverage. Apart from that I take it to a private mechanic who I trust more. One thing is fer-sure however, if the A-H's at my Subaru Dealer ever start to pull a high-cost repair bill on me, you will read about someone "going postal" at a certain Subaru Dealership someplace someday either on CNN and/or in the newspaper.

Why not save yourself the grief and aggravation and go buy a Honda or something else? Yesterday's trip to one of the MANY auto malls in my area took me past the Honda store, the Subie store, and the Toyota store, among others. Only the Subie store DIDN'T have cars spilling out all over the street. Surely you can find something you like... and leave the Subie dealer intact for those of us who DON'T share your feelings.

Rick

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