Does anyone know if this would work in a 2005 Subaru Outback? The port is in the small ashtray.
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I would say yes. I drive 2005 Civic LX and mine is tucked near the shift. Google the images of my car and see where the port is located and make your judgement.
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Your car should have R134 service ports. Not threads. I bought adapters that were also on amazon
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My husband has an 05 Subaru Outback. He had to modify the hitch by cutting the back end of the 2" receiver box 1" from the top, angled to the bottom, because the car bumper is angled. As is, he only had 1/2 a hole at the back hole. ( He used a tool that looks like a chop saw but has a grinder?)
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I used this intake on a 2010 wrx sedan which has a much different intake set up from the outback sport it seems after compairing photos of the engines. I would say it would not fit properly due to how long the stock intake hose is on the outback. But I would contact K&N; and makes sure before installing anything aftermarket. AEM intakes are very similar to k&n; intakes (the two companies actually work together) and also provide longer tubing which may provide a better fit. Either way, contact the company and be sure to order the proper parts.
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True, this kit will not work with 1998 subaru legacy outback 2.5. It worked perfect for my 1997 SLOB 2.5, and it still working great.
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i have a outback 2013 and i thought it would be a problem but it is not. works great and i have a few inches to spare.
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I don't know for sure. If I were you, I'd get the part number of the one you are thinking of buying and call a Subaru dealer to ask this question. Sorry I can't give you a definitive answer.
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I bought it for a 2007 and it did not work. It didn't have the proper ports.
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I used this intake on a 2010 wrx sedan which has a much different intake set up from the outback sport it seems after compairing photos of the engines. I would say it would not fit properly due to how long the stock intake hose is on the outback. But I would contact K&N and makes sure before installing anything aftermarket. AEM intakes are very similar to k&n intakes (the two companies actually work together) and also provide longer tubing which may provide a better fit. Either way, contact the company and be sure to order the proper parts.
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The port we used was just the accessories port that had nothing to do with the cigarette lighter. Didn't think they put lighters in vehicles any more. We just plugged it in, put the panel on the dash, left for 5 weeks. Worked beautifully.
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Check car stereo model number (it is printed just above CD-IN) and search wether that model have CD changer port. If yes then definitely it will work.
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You only need a power port like a cigarette lighter. I've tried it in a 1996 motorhome and it worked fine.
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Yes. This one is designed to plug into the round access port under the hood. However, if for some reason your access port is the square ODB/ODBII type located under the driver's side dash, you will also need the adapter cable (usually sold separately). Other readers, please correct me if wrong, but believe BMW switched to the ODB under-the-dash style ports in 1998.
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I have bought this one for 2007 outback 2.5. But according to this selector http://www.powerstop.com/products K3038 should be fitted for your Suba ;)
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Yes it works. The outback has a storage in the back. We wired so the wire connect is stored in that storage compartment. When need just pull it out to connect to the trailer.
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sorry Byron. but this will not work. you may be able to find an after market one that will work.
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This will work for a 2013 Subaru Outback. There is a new updated part number, H501SFJ001. We have this part in stock and ready to ship out today if you click on our link.