MP3 and other audio players can be plugged into AUX jacks in most 2007 Subaru vehicles. You may need a cable attachment from an audio store, depending on your player’s equipment. Press the “AUX” button on your vehicle’s audio controls for player output to channel through the vehicle’s speakers.

Certain 2005 and newer model-year Subaru models have an immobilizer security system. The ignition key has a transponder that transmits the key’s identification code to a receiver. If the system doesn’t recognize the code, the key might be able to start the engine, but it will shut off automatically after just a few seconds.

Immobilizer keys are delivered with two sets of tags – a key number plate and a security ID plate. These will give a Subaru dealer the information needed to replace the keys should they be lost.

Reminders for Subaru owners who have satellite radio systems:

ACTIVATING YOUR ACCOUNT
Both XM^® and SIRIUS^® provide account activation online, along with three months of free service.

SIRIUS: You will need the ID/ESN number from your SIRIUS receiver, found on channel “0,” a major credit card, and your tuner installed and tuned to channel 184. Then follow directions on the http://home.sirius.com Web site or call SIRIUS at (888) 539-SIRIUS [7474].

XM: Tune the XM radio to channel “0” for your XM Radio ID. Activate service by visiting http://dealer.XMradio.com or by calling XM Listener Care toll free at (800) 852-XMXM [9696] (promotion code SUBARUS06).

NAVIGATION THROUGH CATEGORIES
Finding a station is quicker and easier by navigating through categories rather than station by station.

SIRIUS: Press the “SEEK/TRACK/CAT” button (17), then press the up and down arrows on the side of the button to find the desired category.

XM: Press the “SEEK FLDR” button (7), then press the up and down arrows on the side of the button to find the desired category.

Designed to provide a focused reading light for rear seat passengers, this Subaru accessory is great for families traveling with children. The focused beam of light to either the left- or right-seat passenger does not affect the visibility of the driver. (For Outback and Legacy sedans and wagons equipped with moonroof. Excludes B9 Tribeca models with rear seat DVD entertainment system.)

New Subaru vehicles (except six-cylinder models) require initial engine oil and filter changes at 7,500 miles or 7.5 months, whichever occurs first. Subaru six-cylinder engine models require an initial oil change at 3,000 miles or three months as a part of their regular maintenance schedules.

Older models might have different oil and filter change schedules. Refer to your Owner’s Manual or call your Subaru dealer for details.