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Is that a 2.0?

The 1.6 version of the Levorg is definitely chain driven, and I suspect that the larger cc engines would be as well, how old is the manual you got? Someone on this forum should be able to confirm as to whether the JDM turbo Levorg is chain or cambelt driven. If I was a gambling man I would hitch...

I don't have mine anymore. The PCP deal was up and I let it go. But given the opportunity if another bundle of cash comes my way again I'd get either another 1.6 GT preferably in Steel Blue, or a grey import 1.8 or 2.0 WRX or STI version as a hobby car. The 2.0 N/A Levorg that Subaru replaced...

It's still MPH here, as well as liquids in metric. After all, the government can't have us knowing how much we actually pay per gallon for our petrol and diesel, can they? ;)

My dealer in the UK said that it wasn't adjustable when I asked them.

I think that you'll find out that the gearbox bell housings are different sizes. Apart from that issue, it's the engine that dictates power output, not the gearbox. I think that you're under the impression that if you use the 2.0L sourced gearbox on your 1.6L Levorg, it will increase the power...

I'm suspecting that it denotes equipment specification that is standard safety fitment, not optional extras. I'm thinking specifically the eyesight system. Even my 2017 registered FB16 Levorg never had it, possibly because it was manufactured before August 2017.

You've really got your work cut out with that problem. To cut a long story short, I had a Mazda 6 with a stereo problem similar to yours. I broke mine and got a US one that wouldn't hook up and give me use of all facilities. You'd probably be better off trying to source an adaptor / converter to...

Hi, nice to hear that there's another Levorg arriving on the shores. I found out from the DVLA that my old Levorg hadn't been written off, the current owner had the registration changed to their own private plate. That's nice to hear. I'm off to Jamaica later on this year and could possibly be...

I had the 1.6 GT UK spec Levorg, ex Subaru staff car fully serviced by Subaru until traded in. I kept all of the fuel consumption figures for it and my usage was mainly urban with the occasional run out of town every couple of months. Around town on warm days, 23.64 - 33.30 mpg varying on 95-99...

Hi, I wouldn't know anything regarding that to contradict my cousin, he probably goes to some town large like Kingston on a regular basis to see them whereas I visit Jamaica every 2-3 years and don't so I'm guessing that if any Levorgs are sold out there it's in the major towns like Kingston...

I came across this Subaru Levorg in Black River in St Elizabeth, local town to my family village while I was out there this month. It's a 1600GT and actually on closer inspection showed at least on the front and rear valances expected damage from driving on the broken up (loosely described as...

When I tried to get mine done in the UK, despite some companies advertising the ability to remap the 1.6 Levorg, the workshop that I took my car to couldn't find anyone around the UK who had managed to get into the cars ECU because Subaru had locked them out from accessing their system. So I...

Hi J500BY, I can't remember as it was when I got the car three years ago, it definitely beeped near cameras were supposed to be located, fixed points anyway and what was considered dangerous junctions. I can't remember if it showed the camera symbol, I think that it did. I'm in Peterborough and...

Sorry, my mistake ;)

J50OBY, it's in the menu settings but be warned, it's irritating. Turn on the head unit, when it's ready select Map, then Menu, then Settings. There's a option to turn on warnings in that drop down menu. Depending on what you've selected from the list (I can tell you my experience because I'd...

Hi, I just saw your worn seat picture while reviewing all recent posts. I never bothered with my steering wheel, I put creams on my hands that may accelerate the wear on that. Ironically right on the edge of that fold stitching my drivers seat bore the same fraying, which my local Subaru dealer...

Hi George, It's not unusual to have a new build car these days and have it parked up at a dealer awaiting the arrival of spare parts. Vehicles these days are built to the 'just in time to be fitted' assembly principle. What doesn't sound right is the lack of a courtesy car while yours is off the...