I have a 2012 Outback, 2.5 liter, 6 speed manual. I bought it about 4 years ago with about 88K miles on it. After driving it for about 20K miles I noticed a thumping sound when the wheel is turned hard either left or right. Okay, so I brought it back to the dealership (not Subaru) and they figured it was a CV joint. I thought that's what is was too. They replaced both front axles and i drove it home. Everything was okay. A few days later, after driving 20 miles or so, I heard the same sound while parking. It turns out it only does it after I drive at least 10 miles or so. I took the car back to the dealer, they kept it a few more days and couldn't figure it out. They then told me to take it to a Subaru dealer. Luckily it I bought the extended warrantee. They were able to fix the problem. If I remember correctly, it turned out to be the front differential which they replaced. Now, with about 150K miles, the same thing is happening. How could something like a differential fail after only about 30K miles?
Any ideas?
Any ideas?