CURT 55370 Vehicle-Side Custom 4-Pin Trailer Wiring Harness, Fits Select Subaru Forester, Legacy, Outback, Tribeca, B9, Impreza WRX Wagon , Black

Put this in my 02 Outback wagon. Direct plug and play. Have to pull panel off passenger side read (inside but over filler neck) and it plugs into existing port. I ran the connector through the rubber drain plug in the bottom of spare tire well and back to bumper. Works perfect

Quick and easy install on a 2008 Subaru Tribeca, and plugged right in. Included zipties to tie it down and I routed it underneath via the spare tire crank hole with a little bit of trimming of the plug. I also added some flex loom to help minimize the wire getting cut underneath while driving.

I was dreading adding the wiring to my 1996 Subaru after having the trailer hitch installed... but fount that Subaru had made the connection easy to find and nothing more than a snap in connection. Perfect results.

Perfect fit for a 2005 Subaru Forester. The plug is in the trunk passenger side. It night ne taped up to the other wires so peel off the electrical tape bonding them together. It took me 15 minutes to locate it because the plug was hidden under all that tape. Plug in the pool lugs and insert the fuse. Youre done! Super easy.

Love it. Easy install, it plugged right into the Tribeca B9s lighting pigtail in the back. No cutting or splicing normally needed. I opted to put the trailer side plug wiring through an existing poke through plug so i did have to cut the trailer end plug off to feed the wire through. You dont have to do that, you just leave it all attached and store it in the little inside compartment in the back of the Tribeca B9.

Worked for about a year, then the converter box went out. Signal was going in just fine (tested with a muti-meter), but just the left blinker was coming out.

I had this installed in a matter of minutes.

Not too hard to find how to plug it in; find the YouTube video for it if you need help. Gave my 2003 Subaru Forester trailer lights.

This is how to install on 2003 outback. Step 1, throw away directions or use them to start the BBQ. Step 2 locate connectors (readily apparent on OPPOSITE side of wheel well from instructions Step 3 plug it in Step 4 ( hardest part) go through the rubber plug down by the spare. I sealed it with a drop or 2 of e6000 to make sure.

So easy to install, plug it in and tow. People that complain about not finding the plug first try have never had to WIRE THE LIGHTS THEMSELVES. Cutting/splicing taping, and thats after finding the right wires. Used to take a couple hours to who knows how long. Now its plug and play.