Don't agreeIf the dealer supplies free wipers for your Outback under warranty, those are the best...
Subaru says:And how does the wipers affect EyeSight? Not doubting it, just curious how. Or is it to avoid them blaming the wipers?
Indeed. Is this in the Owners Manual, and if not, then where?Subaru says:
"Use Subaru genuine part only for wiper blade body and blade rubber. Using the part other than genuine part will affect the recognition of the stereo camera, which may cause the function not to operate correctly."
You can't put things on the dashboard or on a major part of the windshield.
Even a fingerprint on the lens or uneven tire pressure will affect operation as will rain or dirt on the windshield or driving into the sun.
They say that tire pressure or vehicle loading can affect the operation also.
Talk about sensitive...
Hmm. I suppose if an aftermarket blade uses some foreign material it may confuse eye-sight. Probably not, but I guess they can guarantee the OEM won't.Subaru says:
"Use Subaru genuine part only for wiper blade body and blade rubber. Using the part other than genuine part will affect the recognition of the stereo camera, which may cause the function not to operate correctly."
You can't put things on the dashboard or on a major part of the windshield.
Even a fingerprint on the lens, extreme temperatures or uneven tire pressure will affect operation as will rain, fog or dirt on the windshield or driving into the sun.
They say that vehicle loading, or driving on a hill can affect the operation also.
Talk about sensitive...
Don't forget to include color of the vehicle. Black is a no-go......You can't put things on the dashboard or on a major part of the windshield.
Even a fingerprint on the lens, extreme temperatures or uneven tire pressure will affect operation as will rain, fog or dirt on the windshield or driving into the sun.
They say that vehicle loading, or driving on a hill can affect the operation also.
Talk about sensitive...
Aren't wiper blades included in the 3yr warranty?I called the Stealer and they want $30, $27, and $14 for the flippin' refills (in Canada)! kind of frustrating when I can go online and see what SPO charges....
I decided to try Trico NeoForm blades, bonus that they were on sale. Seem good so far.
(Sorry for resurrecting an old thread, thought I'd add new information rather than start a new thread)