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

Just plug and play

Installed on a 2005 Subaru Outback Limited Wagon. This is probably the 5th or 6th trailer harness I have installed in the past 5 years, and was easily the simplest. It truly is plug and play. Remove the rear mat, uncover and remove the spare tire, and then remove the carpet on left side of the trunk area. Plug connector is located in the back left corner of the car, tucked up behind the panel that houses the rear auxiliary power outlet. Youll probably see it, or a wire, hanging down. Give it a tug and attach the Curt harness. Remove the rubber plug in the bottom of the spare tire area, run the harness through the hole, reinstall the plug, reinstall everything else, tie the harness up under the rear bumper cover, and youre good to go. Less than 15 minutes for me, from start to finish. Well worth the few extra bucks to avoid splicing wires.

Plug and Play easy to install

Works as it should. I routed mine down through the wall and the entire thing sits in the tray under the rear floor panel. I will update if it stops working but it seems to be well built.

Perfect fit on my 2004 Subaru Outback. Its been a while, but if Im not mistaken I believe mine did have the connector on the passenger side they way other reviewers have mentioned.

Very easy to install

Excellent plug-and-play product! The hardest part was merely finding the factory auxiliary plug in our car, after that it was a breeze! Love the product.

Good instructions and easy to install. Hooked this up to my car and put one in my wifes car to haul around my aluminum snowmobile trailer for when I need to pick up stuff from Home Depot or Lowes. Works great and Im happy with these connectors.

Wired this into my 1998 Subaru Legacy Sedan to tow a small trailer, sedans didnt come with the T-connector on the car wiring, so I wired this into my car with a T-connector from a Subaru I bought at a junkyard. Havent towed with it yet, but the tester I bought says I did it right, and that this product works.

I like this harness, but wish it came with the black tubing in the picture(have to buy some now). I was easily able to hook this up to my 2000 Subaru Outback and feed it through one of the 2 holes in the spare tire well(there is one closer to the plug and one across the well from it, covered with grommets.). I was really hoping for that tubing so it doesnt look like rainbows underneath my black bumper cover. Remember to test the harness right after plugging it in, rather than waiting until youve nicely put everything back in its place!