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

Super easy to install. The instructions were wrong for a 2003 Subaru Outback though. We used this video to help us - [...] find the connection.

Directions in package are not for Subarus. This car, and apparently only this car, has the plug inside the trunk and not in the taillights. Look up a youtube video for simple install.

Very easy to install

I like this wiring harness because it was very easy to install into my 2003 Subaru Forester. I simply clipped the products vehicle-side connector into the mating connector that Subaru ships on your cars wiring harness. Its a 1 minute job. It works great with my small trailer.

Happy with my choice. Havent installed yet. Just got hitch installed and looking for a small trailer. Love the simple install!

I have purchased numerous products from Curt. They have for the most part been the top on quality and ease of install. This was an easy install. The most difficult was just finding the Subarus location of the connection. It was on the right side rear interior panel taped to the back side of a bracket. I also use them as they have a plant with in 50 miles of me.

Installation just as listed quick& easy,plugs right into vehicles wire harness plug.nice

The mfg docs said it did work on a Subaru 2004 wagon even though amazon said it did not. It fits the connection just fine.

This is a fine product. The 2000 subaru legacy wagon does not have the plug for this connector. The legacy outback does, but not the legacy wagon. I ended up cutting the end off and just hard wiring it.

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.