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Join Date: Feb 2012
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Location: Chattanooga TN
Car Year: 2003
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This thread was helpful. My 2003 Forester X exhibited this same problem. The white/yellowish connector near the bottom of the photo was slightly melted and the metal insert that slips into the terminals was corroded. I cleaned up the metal insert and put it back into place and everything was back to normal. I'm gonna check with my local dealership about getting a new connector. It looks like a pretty straightforward replacement if you are at all handy.
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Car Year: 2011
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