Table 1 shows one common unknown or other related problems of the 2011 Subaru Outback.
| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
|---|---|
| Unknown Or Other problems |
I am not sure if this is a safety issue but I was told by the dealer after two visits that the transmission axle seal needs replaced and possibly some other problems.
2011 subura Outback at 3500 miles would not start,jump started with road side assistance,then 3 days later did same thing,took to subura and they said they could find nothing wrondealer said they check it out on computer,again nothing showed,recommend whe does it again,to call dealer,before jump starting to see what computer will say,very,very unhappy customer,thinking about trading in.
2011 Subaru Outback: I informed the dealer that there was a shaking after 45 mph and a tramping effect at lower speeds. They did a road force balance and it was better but still felt annoying and unsafe. They put on new steering wheel and now it was worse. I finally took it to another tire/service dealer and they improved the shaking quite a bit but I would still like it fixed. Subaru states there will be a fix in a few weeks but reading all these old complaints makes me doubtful. Subaru seems to be aware cars are defective and ships them to dealers anyway hoping a fix will be found. I now would like a buyback from Subaru.
Purchased my 2011 Outback in July if last year. I have taken it to the dealer on several occasions due to a vibration in the steering and thumping in the tires. . . Almost like there was flat spots in the tires. They first told me it was flat spots and it may take up to 3000 miles before it would quit, however it never did and got worse. I took it back 2 more times and they finally did a force balance and put a vibration kit on the steering. My steering wheel does not vibrate/shimmy any longer, however the rest of the car still does. They had to replace 2 of the tires after several force balances. I have told them that the car still has the thumping. . . You can"t hear it, but you feel it, and the vibration is still there. You don't notice it as much at a lower speed, but when your speed increases you sure can. They are telling me there is nothing else they can do. How is that? it was a brand new car, and I called them and let them know of the problem right off. They have tried to fix the problem, but it's still there. This is a $30,000 vehicle, and is a lemon. I need to know what I can do. I know it's been almost a year, but as I said every time I mention it at my oil changes they tell me there is nothing more I can do. I have listed my personal information below. Any information or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Anna nicole absher - car is in my husband name timothy eric absher nikkiosborne75@hotmail. Com.