Source-backed safety alerts
See which vehicles are affected, why the issue matters, and what repair is available. Every alert links back to an official government or manufacturer source.
Recall directory
Open a card for critical details, warning signs, the planned repair, and direct links to official sources.
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Showing 7 of 7 recalls
Loss of power or visibilityEngine-compartment wiring ground terminals may fracture and cause a loss of drive power, headlamps, windshield washers, air conditioning, or the cooling fan. Dealers will replace four terminals for free.
Blank safety displayThe 7-inch combination meter may remain blank at startup and can leave turn signals, hazard lamps, and certain warning sounds inoperative. Dealers will update its software for free.
Reduced rear restraint performanceA second-row seat-belt buckle anchor may not be properly attached to the body structure, reducing restraint performance in a crash. Dealers will inspect and secure the anchor as needed for free.
Unexpected seat movementA second-row easy-entry switch can bind or stick, allowing an outboard seat to tip or slide unexpectedly. Dealers will install a revised switch bezel and housing at no charge.
Overloading crash riskThe certification label states an incorrect gross axle weight rating, which could contribute to overloading and increase crash risk. Subaru will provide a corrected label for free.
Fire riskA high-resistance connection at the electric-hydraulic power-steering pump can overheat nearby combustible material. Owners should park away from structures and other vehicles until repaired.
Engine fireAn engine-compartment wiring harness can chafe, expose internal wires, and short. Dealers will add protective sheathing and abrasion tape at no charge.
Three simple steps
Start with the make, model, and model year shown on a recall card.
Use the official lookup because not every vehicle from a listed model year is necessarily included.
Contact an authorized dealer and reference the NHTSA or manufacturer campaign number.
MyFavi summarizes official filings for easier reading. Always confirm current recall status, instructions, and repair availability with NHTSA, the manufacturer, or an authorized dealer for your specific VIN.