u/Extension-Alarm-3149

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I can see my Nucleus is up to date, and running with no issues by going to it's IP address on a browser. When I have the software open, and power cycle the Nucleus on the browser, the Nucleus BRIEFLY shows up as an option on the software with a "connecting" status, and eventually it disappears. I've tried hard power cycling, and cycled the router with the nucleus powered off and waiting to plug the nucleus back in until the network is established. there are so few options to poke around, I just don't know what to do here. Has anyone else had this problem? Sucks to have spent so much money on something that doesnt want to work all of a sudden...

Hello fellow Outback people!

I’m just about to hit 45k miles on my 2024 Outback Touring XT. I get synthetic oil changes every 6k miles or so.

Something i’ve been noticing as she is getting broken in and leaving “new car” territory is that the idle sound and everyday suburban commute engine sound seems to have increased about 10-15% since new. Everything is still sounding like an even purr , and it doesn’t roar at all when accelerating to get on the interstate or pass, and the transmission all feels the same as when new, it’s just generally “a bit louder”

I’m wondering if this is a normal evolution for a subaru as it ages - and wondering if i should be doing more maintenance or changing filters more often? it’s not bothersome, just noticeable

i know every generation is different, but i guess just curious how subarus age in general with all your experience

that’s all!