If you and Detail Geek got together you could sell immaculately clean top notch used Subarus😂.

If you have plenty of time on your hands and are mechanically inclined, go for it. I’m not saying it’s a bad deal, I just know how much time it takes to keep vehicles on the road. I have been down this road myself. After many vehicle rebuilds, upkeep and wear and tear on my body, I would rather take my 6k and put it on a newer car, put the key in it and let the mechanics take care of it. Spending my weekend time off from my job, being underneath another “fixer upper”got old. Life is too short to miss time with your loved ones to fix another POS that I used all the time and be the repair guy on weekends is not fun. It gets old real quick. I put my hard earned money on a new one and do the service intervals. My hands are clean, my back and knuckles are fine and I get to spend time with my family. There is a cost for that method, I’m not saying it’s cheap, but I been a happy guy since I buy new and no fixer uppers in my driveway to concern myself with. Just my opinion. I’m like Danny Glover, I’m gettin too old to do this shit! Lol

@saltlight4347

11 ай бұрын

Got it your grumpy and sick of working…we aren’t

@hlm34

11 ай бұрын

@@saltlight4347 nothing about grumpy, it’s an honest opinion. It’s my experience with old worn out vehicles that forever need to be repaired. I don’t care if that’s how you want spend your time. It’s my right to choose what’s works for me. Of the 27 vehicles I have owned over the years, of the last 5 new ones I owned, I have not had to turn a wrench or even pop the hood except for windshield washer fluid. That speaks for itself. And it is your right to work on cars forever. It’s your call, and I don’t have label you with a name on social media to get my point across. It’s all about choices we make during our lifespan. At least I know what to do in pinch if I’m ever broke down on the side of the road. Call triple A and take it to a shop for repairs. Good day!

@TC1Z2L3

11 ай бұрын

​@@saltlight4347Says the guy who's being grumpy on the internet. Get back to work!

@cman5901

11 ай бұрын

I agree as nearing the end of my do it yourself adventures I was helping a friend fix a Mazda B2000 transfer case. He had one end and I had the other using muscle instead of brains. Unfortunately for me he dropped it between my legs. I became an instant hulk to get that off my precious jewels. Since then I toned it down and now just buy new Honda's and/or Subaru's depending on the price and deals. At a certain time in your life the times you can be an instant hulk just wears away and then it's a matter of time vs money. With that said I still like to watch and learn, so no complaints from me and I love this channel. Brings back better times. Will I attempt these things with a couple of garage jacks? Probably not. Will my sons get into self car repairs? Yet to be determined. If they do, I will help them out and give advice on avoiding transfer cases repairs and doing things by pure muscle. I say to those who are jaded by this comment, it's advice, not being grumpy. Awesome times if you are so inclined to learn and fix things, as far as myself... I prefer to do wood working now than fix a car and I am sure there will be a time where wood working will also be a memory.

@traceycrawford9938

11 ай бұрын

You’re fortunate that you can just go out and buy something newer. Not everyone can afford to do that.. 🙄😒😒

I still love working on my cars but at 68 years old it gets tougher everyday, one of the hardest parts is constantly getting up and down to get parts and tools that you forget. I still enjoy doing my own brakes and saving money where I can but my joints aren't very happy for a couple of days after. I wish it wasn't so hard to bend over for long periods of time but I just work slower, don't be too hard on us older fellas because it's a great feeling of accomplishment to fix your own vehicles and save the much needed extra cash for family needs. I'm not giving up yet but it will be a sad day for me when I just can't do it anymore and have to pay for simple jobs. If you can crawl around under your car for long periods of time I applaud and envy you. Keep wrenching!!

With your talent & insight $6K was a great deal. With your help (videos) in 2018 we purchased a 2015 Outback (eyesight, sunroof, power hatch, 18" wheels, touch screen map radio), with only 27K miles that now has only 54k miles. To be proactive at 52K miles we had the CVT drop & fill, front & rear differential fluid changed at the steelership. Now in my 70s with any luck this Outback will still be running when I cross over the River Styx. (LOL). Thank you!✌ . .

I think you made a pretty good deal as far as the price is concerned. With your Subaru knowledge and repair ability she will be up and rippin in no time.

Looks like a great deal! Especially for someone who can do the repairs and upgrades yourself! Looking forward to future videos and seeing the transformation. Thanks for sharing!

I’m counting on you doing videos. I have a 2013 Legacy and I am doing all the preventive maintenance. I’ve done a lot on this vehicle prior but I’m finding the aftermarket parts not so good. This is one thing I’ve learned to accept OME parts matter thank you !! Enjoy your channel I’ve learned a lot and thanks for keeping it DIY

I have a 2017 Outback Limited and I think you got a hell of a deal! With the parts you’re going to install and the leather kit you’re gonna have a car that will be every bit as good as my limited! Looking forward to future videos of you installing the parts!

Can't wait to see everything you'll be doing with this car MrSubaru, I had been waiting for you to get your hands on this chassis for years. I have an exact m.y. 3.6R Limited and it'll be both informative and fun for me to watch! Good deal btw, love your content and keep it up!!

I think you got a good deal and once serviced will be a great daily driver for you. Looking forward to the followup videos (2016 Outback owner).

Have a similar 2015 Subie, couple of thousand miles less though. Love the car !!! Similar problems in the engine. I do have a similar issue with oil/dirt accumulation next to the oil cap, however I do put an oil funnel to avid drips when I change oil. I'll be waiting for more of your very informative videos on this car. Thank you Mr. Subaru !

Looks like a good deal. I'll be following your videos on it because I have a '17 Forester with the same engine. Just did rocker cover and tube seal gaskets on the driver's side today.

Good deal since you’re able to do all the work. Would love to watch the fluid change, for I bet it’s never been done. Nice job and will be waiting on videos. 👍

Glad I stumbled upon this video, as I'm the original owner of a 2019 Outback. Hope to follow long to learn what to look for as my mileage increases (just hit 70,000), and am an active forum member as well. Thanks for the video and tutorials!!

Cool to see some stuff on newer models. Awesome deal…looking forward to seeing more on it.

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

More to come!

Looks pretty good! It was a one owner car wasn’t it? $800 for parts plus 3-4 hours of labor to do the maintenance to bring it back to working order is great!! If you remove the cloth seats and replace with leather I think you’ll be able to sell the car at a decent profit. Either way, this looks like a great project car and I’m sure all of us will enjoy the videos showing the restoration 😆

@mikek.9980

11 ай бұрын

Wha are you talking about??…

@kimmerwskrinak2305

6 ай бұрын

My screen on my 2015 outback also doesn't work. Hope it's a fuse I'm not finding. Really look forward to future videos of this car.

Definitely a Dixie vehicle not a Northern Region road salt rust bucket. A good thorough clean and the new parts fitted and labour cost saving by Mr. Subaru himself. I personally like white cars like this one. Nice little Subi. Thumbs up mate !

Good buy! With the crappy roads from frost here in New England, I'd be keeping those 17's. But I do agree that the 18's especially with wider than stock tires look much nicer.

@colechapman6976

Жыл бұрын

One of the great features of a Subaru is how good the suspension is for the price. Really comfortable. Perfect for where I am in Upstate NY. They also have great AWD. One of the reasons why if it's not a pick up truck it's usually a Subaru where I live

@ivanvarykino8202

11 ай бұрын

Yup, keep the 17's if driving on bad roads. In this case, smaller is better 😄

Great video! I have a 2016 2.5 Limited Outback and I am definitely looking forward to the upcoming videos with this car. I know it seems quick and easy, but could you please make a video on changing the serpentine belt on this vehicle? There only seems to be ones for the 3.6r engine on youtube or for different generations. I know it would be a quick video, but it would help me immensely!

Looks like a hard to beat deal! Nice job! I'll have to check out those LEDs for my 14 Outback - Nice!

Just stumbled onto your channel. Thx for the in-depth look at Subis. Looks like you got a steal of a deal.

MrSubaru I don't own a subaru anymore, mine rusted out thru the strut towers at 440k km, but I still watch your videos. They helped me keep my rig on the road !! Thank you for making how to videos they are indispensable for poor people like me I'm addicted to marketplace lmao. The one deal you get for 1000 hours of scrolling haha

Thank you for this video. I think you got a good deal, given your tools and equipment, as well as your in-depth knowledge. I bought a new 2022 Forester Touring Edition last year. At my age, I just cannot do the turning, twisting, bending, and stretching---too much arthritis. I owned several used cars through the years, did lots of work myself. Whatever the age of the car, preventive maintenance and a gentle foot will get you lots of trouble-free miles. Subscribed.

Great buy I think ,thank you for a very detailed video and all the things that can go wrong in the purchased of a high mileage car !

Hey dude your detail work on that outbacks paint is fantastic!! So glossy

Quite an interesting buy. I have no skills with cars other than driving them as an end user. So I have no idea whether you got a good deal or not. You seem very happy with the purchase. Enjoy it!

Dam I've got a 2015 outback 2.5 limited with 165000 miles and this video got me feeling a lot better about it. Got a few dents and scratches but rides and drives like a dream. Thanks a lot for this video.

Great video, looking forward to future videos on 2015 Outback since I have a 2016 Outback. Thanks again:)

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

You bet!

Really good deal. Looks like it was garage kept or cleaned properly for some time in its life judging by the exterior (and headlights). Not having a sunroof certainly helped costs, I only buy cars without sunroofs, it knocks me out of some packages but its so worth it for long term ownership. Not bad for an 8 year old Subaru, really good find.

@colechapman6976

Жыл бұрын

No sunroof? Sounds so sad! I love my 2012 with the sunroof option because it floods the cabin with natural light. I bought the top trim of a 2012 Subaru Outback minus the big engine option because I wanted nice add-ons. I bought a few years older to get the features I wanted for a cheaper price. A 2015 Outback Premium would be just as expensive if not more so and it wouldn't feature as many nice add ons like the sunroof, leather seats, Harmon Kardon surround system, etc

@rturner4205

Жыл бұрын

I'm annoyed that when you could get a manual in the Crosstreks, You couldn't get a sunroof and you couldn't get the Special Edition with a manual either.

@18_rabbit

9 ай бұрын

@@rturner4205indeed! that sort of restriction nails us american mkt buyers-- so pathetic our mkt always has been. I'm over 50 and we've been the pisspoor cousins of the western world visavis cars, models and options

You did great in the buy. Congratulations.

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

That is a great deal since you can do all the work. Looking forward to the videos

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

I love my Subaru vehicles, I own 2 Foresters. a 2003 XS Premium and a 2015 XT Touring. good luck with your Outback, it looks pretty good for $6000.

Woohoo ! I have a 2017 Outback. Can't wait to follow along with you. I installed the 20mm sway bar and bushings from an STI of the same era and now it drives like a Legacy. Simple but great improvement. Direct swap. I wonder, will you be doing a CVT fluid exchange ? Love your channel. Always fun and informative.

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

CVTF replacement is high on the to-do list!

@watchingdanny

Жыл бұрын

@@MrSubaru1387 Awesome. Can't wait to see that video. So many videos make it seem like a daunting task because of the lack of dipstick. One drop too many or too few and you'll kill the CVT. I'm hoping that's not true. 😁

Good buy. Keep those repair videos coming on this car - can't wait!

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Will do!

Awesome I have a 2015 limited with 132k and will follow along!!!

Looove my Outback 2015! I did apreciate this purchase you made and showing around… now , dis I miss the part about thé chain timing belt? Can’t wait to see the following videos 🎉

Looks good to me! It's great that you can do the work yourself!

Glad you have this now. I have a 14 OB with 175k. Looking forward to future videos on this one.

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

More to come!

Looks great! Glad to see that you now have a Fifth Generation Outback. I will be following with interest as I have a 2017 Outback Limited with 87K for mileage.

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

Right on!

Caught a good deal for sure!! I'd really like to see you tear this one down and build her back up.

Good deal and this is going to be fun as I follow along and repair my 2010 outback with almost 300,000 miles

Nice find. Had a 2015 in Gray, Premium w/ eyesight too. My only complaints was the the OEM windshield spontaneously cracked, and the four wheel bearings needed replacement after 45K miles. Subsequently it was totaled by hail damage in the Dayton May 28, 2019 Tornado outbreak. Got a 2019 Premium Outback. Now driving a 2023 Ascent Limited which is our 6th Subie.

@andytraiger4079

11 ай бұрын

wait... a car can be totalled by hail? I got hail damage on my car; but it still drives the same!

Great deal, best of luck Mr S!

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

This is a great video, thanks for posting it. I think you did well. For anyone who pays to have repairs done, this car would probably be a mistake. I would not buy a car with that high mileage, even though I am capable of a lot of car repairs. It'll be fun to watch your progress on it.

i agree with the request to do a video on the LED conversion.

That's a good deal for someone with time, tools and experience. For me it would cost 6k + 3k for car service/ maintenance. You're in a good place. Thanks for sharing

This is my wife's car aside from color. We bought new in 2015 and have about 190K on it. I've done every oil change (every 6K till 100K, then every 5k). We recently had all struts replaced and the driver front transaxle. First set of brake pads at 100k, and did all rotors and pads at 175k. We love this car! Came from GM and I still have a 3/4 ton yukon for towing, but this is the best vehicle for 98% of daily jobs. All of our cars has a purpose, but if i could only have one, it would be the outback! My stable: 2020 F150-Work truck 2015 Subaru Outback 2011 Jetta - 5 speed 2009 Yukon 2500 2004 BMW 325i 2001 Toyota 4 Runner 1986 Iroc Camaro

@janeyarnold5483

Жыл бұрын

My mom just traded hers in with 220000 miles and a blown head gasket

@michaelking42

Жыл бұрын

@@janeyarnold5483 How much did they 'give' her for it? Just curious.

Great find. Way to go. If you’re ever in Southern California I’ll let you do a review video on my 06 WRX🚗

Thanks for the update video on your New Subaru outback Robert nicely done 👍✅ All good. Take care of yourself and Girlfriend and be Blessed ❤️❤️ it.

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

You’re welcome! Thanks, you too!

I think you got a good deal for the money given the overall condition as good as it is. Nice find.

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍🏻

Wow, did i hear an Eric O reference, its amazing how so many of you know about each other 😎 Now to the car.... $6k and over 200k miles, not a bad purchase. Looks like all of the problems found so far are relatively simple to fix. I think you did good. Lets have an update in 6 months.

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

I watch his videos. Scanner danner and several other guys.

@robertcochran7103

Жыл бұрын

Eric O. of South Main Auto? I watch his videos too. I especially like the way he works out electrical issues in the vehicles that are brought to him. He really thinks them through.

I like the idea of videos of getting the new car in top shape.

Great deal for a mechanic like you! Not bad for us regular guys also.

steal of a deal......great find. looking forward to new repair videos.

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man! 👍🏻

Great job finding a gem in NC. Hold on too that Subaru.

Very good video - very informative. With the oil (and filter) old and the owner stating oil consumption, hopefully not too much internal sludge build up? Or was the lack of coolant the "fluid usage" issue instead and the owner was confused? Just rhetorically stating. Takes me 20 years to get over 200K miles, so perhaps more "highway" miles than stop and go driving. Keep these coming! PS - Sitting around Saturday evening scrolling on facebook market place - nothing good on PBS to watch instead? LoL

That’s a great find.

Nice find!!!

This car is absolutely beautiful for the year and mileage. $6,000 is a complete steal for this car and honestly i would be proud to own it. I'm fairly new to the channel and wondered if you operate your own shop for Subarus in SC?? I live in SC and if i ever bought a Subaru i would want to take my car to you exclusively. 😀

Good find so far. Rodents in the headliner is a new one.

I got a 2014 Outback 2.5 Premium with 50,000 miles on it in early 2020. I drive a lot (I mean a lot) for work so, as of now (mid-2023), I've just rolled over 165,000 miles. It looks a lot like that car, except with less surface rust (it was a one-owner car from Washington State that we got from a family member, and drove it cross-country back home to Maryland) and a dent in the front fender after being attacked by a deer, repairing the fender, and then being attacked by another deer all within the course of two weeks (I ended up just keeping the dent and using the flattened area to mount a CB antenna). Having mostly owned Jeeps (XJs, specifically), I'm intimately acquainted with rusty undercarriages, and have been doing everything I can to keep it clean and running well. It has been a trooper: again, I drive like 500+ miles per week for work (Maryland to New Jersey and back), and have taken it in the woods on numerous occasions (the thing is almost as much of a mountain goat as my XJs were). My biggest fear has been the CVT crapping out, though again it has handled like a champ (I'm furiously knocking on wood as I type this because I know as soon as I post it the wheels'll fall off or something). It's really grown on me as a car, and it's good to see that with proper maintenance and being careful with it, I could potentially squeeze another 100k out of it. And he's absolutely right -- the thing is a DEER MOUSE MAGNET. Good lord. Every time I get in it, I discover a new cache of acorns in a cup holder or something. They like making nests under the floor by the spare tire, and I'm pretty sure they're also responsible for my backup camera no longer working. At least they didn't chew through my AC controls like they did to my girlfriend's Scion. Anyway... awesome video, gives me a bit more confidence that she'll keep getting me where I need to go for the foreseeable future.

well done mate, she's a beauty! enjoy !

Great video, thanks It really serves the purpose for what you do Now, let's get busy

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely!

Nice deal. I recently bought a 15 legacy premium with 150,000. It needed a valve body. I paid 4000$. I called Subaru about the extended warranty on transmissions and they sent me 1000$…. I will be keeping the car indefinitely. It now has 156,000 no issues

Congratulations on your new Outback and I’m sorry what happened to your BRZ hopefully it’s will get repair.

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. I worked on it a bit once I got home. It’s not as bad as it looked initially, thankfully!

I’ll be following this project as I’ve not long bought a 2016 outback diesel with 58,000 miles on it. Loving it so far. Sounds like you got a good deal on this and any issues your the right man for the job 👍

@jonpye8655

Жыл бұрын

Where do they sell outback diesel? Australia?

@LoneWolfExplorer

Жыл бұрын

@@jonpye8655 Australia, Europe and U.K. as far as I know.

@peterburnett1661

Жыл бұрын

I have one of the last 2.0 diesels made, brand new in 2018. Only done 23,000 miles and love it.

@LoneWolfExplorer

Жыл бұрын

@@peterburnett1661 Awesome….loving mine also and pretty good economy even with a 72kg roof tent and fully loaded rig. I got 45mpg on the way to Scotland.

@flavio17021979

Жыл бұрын

Any engine,dpf,egr issues on 1 of them in newer shape? As earlier diesel is famous for collapsing itself 😕 What to look for when buying boxer diesel??

You sir, would surely make an awsome country signer ♥️. Great voice and accent👍

I think you did well. As a tech that can repair it for the price of the parts, hard to see where you made a bad choice.

Unbelievable deal, good series!

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Nice to see I have a 2014 outback premium

Looks like a good deal . Helpful videos. Thanks . Do you have any videos on 17 CVT WRX fluid change and front and rear diff changes ? Or are all CVTs the same?

Compared to my 05 LL Bean Outback you've got a New Car!

Hello I just bought a beautiful 2014 forester premium 2.5 with only 203331 miles a 2inch stack of repair and maintenance records I’m loving it no rust on a Newengland car lovin it

Good deal and nice looking car.

I have a 16 premium with 200k miles on it that hasn't given me a hiccup. I have a 2020 I bought in February with 28k on it (now at 45k) and the muffler started making an awful rattle last week. I hope this isn't a sign of bad things to come in the 6th gen. : P My 5th gen was the most reliable car I have ever owned by far.

That car looks amazing. For a premium trim that car was heavily optioned. I knew it was optioned as in 2015 Eyesight was an option, and you can see the two camera's thru the glass. I owned a 2015 Outback Limited and loved it. Today I own a 2023 Outback Touring XT and the difference is amazing. My '23 Outback is my 3rd Outback, 4th Subaru overall since 2014. I think $6k is an awesome price for the car, especially in the crazy market today.

@stevesilver7437

Жыл бұрын

The headlights all burnt out. Why did a mouse chew short wires together. All headlights out could be scarry!

@crisar12

5 ай бұрын

Why four Subarus in 9 years?

@randischwarz5072

5 ай бұрын

@@crisar12 It just worked out that way

I just did the crossover o rings on my 11' 2.5 after two overheats using your previous vid as instructions. Still need to replace the radiator as the top inlet is crumbling apart, but doesn't leak. Still loosing coolant and it doesn't pull enough vacuum to lower the level in the overflow. I'm hoping it is the rad cap which came with the new radiator, we shall see. Can't wait to see the next steps on this 15.

Good Deal 👍

Nice car!! A few small items and swap in some 5w30 high mileage. We have a similar Outback, lota of miles to go, and rock solid

cant wait to see the followup videos

CVT with over 200K? And it still goes? Remarkable! A dream for a Nissan owner.

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

My 2013 Crosstrek is at 230k miles on the factory CVT. My brother’s 2011 Outback is at 220k miles on the factory CVT. Have a customer with a 2013 Impreza Sport, 210k miles on the factory CVT. They last when serviced and cared for!

I think this is a great car. Good on ya!

My respect to you, sir. I certainly appear to love these vehicles.

Looks good. I actually like the 17" wheels

Nice deal on that outback man, I got a few years left of payments on my 2016 Accord LX. I’m thinking about getting a low mileage Outback Limited for around $20k when the Accord gets paid off as I want a bigger SUV that’ll be better at getting out to the spots I want to go & also be able to tow light trailers like a small utility trailer or a kayak trailer as well. The 4 cylinder would have plenty of power for me, test drove one a while back & the power felt good with it.

I think you got a great deal considering it’s you, and you have the skills you do :)

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

I hope so!

Given your skill-set, I find it hard to believe that you would get screwed on a deal like this. More like, you'll have a nice ride for several years with a minimum of work you well know how to do do. I do hope you have some fun along the way.

Nice find! I've had a bit of a hard time selling Subarus with over 200k miles for much profit on the private market. I think most people get scared when they see those numbers. Could be a solid ride to keep and drive though!

@wolfeadventures

11 ай бұрын

Because cvt are surely shot at that point. Huge repair bill.

I am driving a 2015 Subaru Limited that I got with 4000 miles from an estate in 2017. It has been one of the best running cars I have owned. It only has 60,000 miles and is garage kept well serviced. The only issue I have seen with it is that it will use a quart of oil in the 5000 mile oil change interval which never consider a problem. Your Outback seem to prove how well these cars hold up. I will be interested in seeing more of your videos on your progress.

I guess it depends on how much oil it uses , interested in seeing that

You got an okay deal. With your knowledge, that vehicle will be in better shape soon.

Looks good, definitely a steal.

@MrSubaru1387

Жыл бұрын

I think so too!

My only concern would be the transmission, as you already know that's not the best in Suburu's especially as the mileage increases. But there is always the exception and I probably would go for it if I had the extra money just to see what happens. Good luck, hope it has a lot of life left in it🙏👍

Great vid. Thx.

6k sounds like a fair price for this vehicle (in this crazy market), not a great deal. But a great buy for the channel for sure.

I have a 2015 legacy 2.5 premium with 274k on it. I got it in 2018 with 69k for 13,800. Coolant crossover O ring just went out but I’m trying to keep it going strong. I need to get my 99.5 Jetta going so I stop putting so many miles on it. But I love it. If I had some tools I could probably use your channel to learn how to keep up on it. Idk too much about mechanical work

I made it to 200,000 on my BSACC as well! 90% highway miles. Mine needs the same Axle, but now I know about the crossover situation, I may replace mine for preventative maintenance. You got a great deal my opinion.

Great deal, I would have bought that in a heartbeat. Found our 2011 forester premium with 218,000 miles 4 years ago for $4000. Fixed the leaking ac evaporator for $100 in parts, brakes & calipers $400, spark plugs $40. Deals are out there for neglected cars that need a little work.

I just paid 7k for a 2015 Outback with 150k miles...long as I don't have any engine or transmission issues...I'm happy with my purchase...this video made me feel even better.

Looks good! I just purchased a 2019 outback and hope I got a good deal. I got it on a trade in but not a Subaru dealership I’m hoping I can take it there and have them to go through it.