2005 Subaru Forester X Wagon 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, United States
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2005 Subaru Forester 2.5X AWD
Mileage: 157749 4 Cylinders Automatic AWD Front seat covers Floor mats Single CD Player AC Good Tires See pictures for body condition. There are two current issues that can be fixed. The cruise control is down (that's why the check engine light is on) and the engine runs poorly for 5-10 minutes after it rains. Subaru told me that some wires get wet and it takes about 5-10 minutes for them to dry out, and after that it runs perfectly. Waterproofing will fix it, so it's not a major repair because once the parts dry out the vehicle runs fine. Can drive the vehicle without fixing but ideally it should be repaired. Floor cover over the spare tire compartment needs stabilizing, but still holds weight (can fix easily with a piece of wood underneath). Back cup holders are broken. Some damage to the seat fabrics, but not horrible. Rims are nice and round (could use a little cleaning and some rustoleum).Tires with a good amount of tread left. Probably a good idea to eventually replace the timing belt. Just put about $800 worth of repairs in it. Replaced a wheel bearing and the rotors look real good. Vehicle is smooth on the road. Nice winter vehicle! |
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