Subaru impreza 2017 User Manual (English)

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Quick Guide33 pages

Service Bulletin4 pages

Questions and Answers:

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nmorganAug 16, 2025
Why does the cruise control on my Subaru Automobile cancel automatically?
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  Brett TaylorAug 16, 2025
  Cruise control in your Subaru Automobile can be automatically canceled if you manually depress the brake pedal or press the (CRUISE) switch. It can also happen if you're on a steep slope, turning the steering wheel sharply, operating the paddle shift lever, shifting the select lever to the M position, unfastening the seatbelt, or if the parking brake is applied. The EyeSight system may have also temporarily stopped, causing the cruise control to cancel. The system may also be canceled under conditions not listed above.
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James ButlerAug 19, 2025
Why does EyeSight on my Subaru impreza 2017 Automobile not restart after a temporary stop?
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  Joshua PatelAug 19, 2025
  EyeSight in your Subaru Automobile may not restart after a temporary stop if you are parking in extremely hot or cold conditions; in this case, EyeSight will maintain temporary stop until the temperature is back to normal. It can also happen while driving in the rain with poorly performing wipers or if there's an oily film on the windshield. Similarly, poor weather conditions such as heavy rain, snow, fog, or dust, and direct sunlight or bright headlights from oncoming vehicles can cause EyeSight to remain temporarily stopped.
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Melissa WilsonAug 22, 2025
Why does the braking control activate frequently in my Subaru impreza 2017 when driving in heavy traffic?
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  oshieldsAug 22, 2025
  The EyeSight system in your Subaru Automobile controls based only on the actions of vehicles or objects in front. This may lead to more frequent acceleration and deceleration as the system adjusts. If maintaining a consistent following distance is difficult in conditions like bad weather or urban environments, consider not using Adaptive Cruise Control.
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kelly11Aug 25, 2025
Why is a vehicle in front of my Subaru Automobile not being detected properly?
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  xmoralesAug 26, 2025
  The vehicle in front may not be detected by your Subaru Automobile, or detection may be delayed or lost quickly, if the vehicle is stopped, moving slowly, or moving extremely slowly. A dirty or fogged windshield can also prevent detection. The vehicle might be too far away, as the maximum detection distance is approximately 360 ft (110 m). Detection range is limited on curves, roads with uphill and downhill grades, or banked roads. Also, detection may be delayed after the vehicle in front has changed, or if water, snow, or other substances are kicked up by the vehicle in front.
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Ariel HenryAug 27, 2025
Why is the acceleration in my Subaru impreza 2017 Automobile sometimes slower or faster when the vehicle in front turns off or increases distance?
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  tshawAug 27, 2025
  If the vehicle in front has turned off the roadway or the distance from the vehicle in front has increased, EyeSight's reaction may be slower, causing the start of acceleration to feel delayed and braking time to feel longer than normal in your Subaru Automobile. This depends on when the detection of the vehicle in front is lost.
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Danielle FowlerAug 31, 2025
Why is control activated in my Subaru Automobile even though no vehicle is in front?
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  Mr. Robert BakerAug 31, 2025
  Control may be activated in your Subaru Automobile even if no vehicle is directly in front if a vehicle is in a neighboring lane, depending on road conditions. When driving on or near a curve, braking control may be activated in response to guard rails, the angle of the steering wheel, or roadside structures.
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michelejordanSep 3, 2025
Why is the not displayed on my Subaru impreza 2017 Automobile?
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  Nathaniel YoungSep 3, 2025
  will not be displayed in your Subaru Automobile if the requirements for setting cruise control are not met. This includes depressing the brake pedal; the vehicle speed not being between approximately 0 MPH (0 km/h) and 90 MPH (145 km/h) for Adaptive Cruise Control, or between approximately 20 MPH (30 km/h) and 90 MPH (145 km/h) for Conventional Cruise Control; the combination meter indicating a position other than D; the driver’s seatbelt being unfastened; any door being open (except the rear gate/trunk); the vehicle being on a steep grade; the steering wheel being turned significantly; the parking brake being applied; or the EyeSight system being temporarily stopped.
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Penny PhelpsSep 6, 2025
Why is the timing of the 'Obstacle Detected' warning in my Subaru impreza 2017 Automobile sometimes earlier or later than normal?
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  Monique OsborneSep 6, 2025
  The “Obstacle Detected” warning in your Subaru Automobile sounds when the system determines that more braking is necessary, based on conditions such as the distance from the vehicle in front and the difference in speed compared to it. As a result, timing may vary depending on how the brakes are applied in relation to the vehicle in front, and your relative speed to that vehicle.
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geatonSep 9, 2025
Why does the Lead Vehicle Start Alert activate in my Subaru Automobile even when there is no vehicle in front?
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  danielle17Sep 9, 2025
  The Lead Vehicle Start Alert in your Subaru Automobile may issue a warning in response to objects other than a vehicle that appear in front of your vehicle, depending on surrounding objects, traffic environment, and weather.
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Sarah DennisSep 12, 2025
Why does a noise occur when automatic braking control activates in my Subaru impreza 2017 Automobile?
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  Mr. Marcus SanchezSep 12, 2025
  The noise you hear when automatic braking control activates in your Subaru Automobile is the normal sound of the system operating. These mechanical components may make audible sounds during automatic braking control, and it does not indicate a malfunction.