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Weird, when my 2016 Crosstrek needed its 3G modem replaced, it was a voluntary service bulletin and totally free. They did it in a day and I never had an issue
by solardev 3y ago
Weird, when my 2016 Crosstrek needed its 3G modem replaced, it was a voluntary service bulletin and totally free. They did it in a day and I never had an issue with it again.
What is a DCM?
- aynyc 3y agoData Communication Module. I have 2015 outback, so far no issue. Not sure where to check.
- solardev 3y agoGo to Subaru's recall site and look up your car by its VIN. It should give you a list of issues of different severities that you can choose to address (or not). Here, I think: https://www.subaru.com/recalls.html https://www.subaru.com/recalls.html I set up a changetower.com notification to email me every time a new recall appears. ----- Edit: For me the bulletin was WQZ61, but that seems to only be for 2016-2017 cars, and doesn't explicity mention 3G, just Starlink.
- aynyc 3y agoAll the recalls have been performed, but none of it is the starlink. Maybe I dodged a bullet.
- solardev 3y agoOr maybe it just didn't qualify as a recall and my dealer confused the 3g situation with another Starlink issue. Shrug. Seems like a simple test is to just try Starlink and see if it still works? I think all the 3g networks should be shut down by now...?