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Yes, the bolts protrude downwards through the roof, with nuts located behind the roof-liner. Sometimes just tightening the nuts will fix a leak. Otherwise, use some silicone-seal around the mounting holes before reassembling the bolts and nuts. Search on this forum for how to remove the roof-liner. It's somewhat time consuming...
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Seems odd. With all doors closed, and dome-switch OFF, there should not be any 12V to the dome-bulb. I wonder if one of the door-switches (or the dome-switch) is playing up, and not 'opening' fully, but is still maintaining slight contact? You could try measuring DC voltage at the dome-bulb. You should get 12V with a door open, and 0V with all doors closed.
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I Googled this question about Stop/Start, and found several sites with answers. The one answer about Subarus suggested that there's a connector under the dash that can be disconnected to disable the function (although one of the comments said that it didn't work for his Subaru). Another answer (non-Subuaru) was a YouTube video of how to disable from the on-screen settings. And another answer (also non-Subaru) said that the Stop/Start is disabled automatically when towing, so the ECU could be fooled by the use of a resistor across the trailer connector.
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When I buy new tires, I invariably find that the wheel lug-nuts have been overtightened. So it's a routine for me, that every time my car comes back from a shop: - I untighten the lug-nuts using a socket & T-bar; - Then I retighten using the car's spare-wheel wrench. That way, if I have to change a tire on the road-side, I can at least get those lug-nuts loose.
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And also: Have you checked the fuse(s) and relay(s) that feed the fans?
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These are 2 unrelated problems. Agree with Fairfax, fix the starter first. Then deal with the P0335, and could well be faulty insulation or connector contacts. Try deleting the P0335 CEL, and see if it comes back. Do you get any driveability symptoms? A clean signal from the Crankshaft Position Sensor is needed for the engine to keep running. If it fails, the engine will stop. So if it is on the way out, it needs replacing ASAP.