Has anyone tried this on a Subaru Outback wagon?
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I'm A garage owner and this product is a supplement to a ball joint kit that I already own. I just needed more adapter options. As far as being specific for a certain car, no. When we are doing ball joint replacement ,you need all the adapter options that are possible. I'm sure something in this adapter kit will work if you already have the ball joint removal and installation tools. If you are unsure of your ability to do this take it to a professional. That's my input and I hope it helps.
622184
I used the kit to replace control arm bushings and ball joints on a Silverado 4X4 and had no problems.
279428
I can tell you that is does NOT fit a 2009 Subaru Outback Limited (2.5L), even though the drop-down menu says it does. But at least Amazon gave me a refund; just have to drive around a few days with my dashboard disassembled waiting for the correct filter.
1976636
Your Subaru dealer may have a better solution. I just got a 2015 Outback, and I already owned two Yakima ski holders and two bike holders (which I used on a Yakima round-bar rack). My Subaru dealer's parts department has "Ski Mounting Clamp" (also called "Crossbar Clamps Vert" part #E361SAJ901) and "Bike Attachment Mounting Clamp" (also called "Crossbar Clamps Hori" part #E361SAJ801) which I am using to attach my legacy Yakima holders directly to the Subaru's crossbars. These clamps are not offered by Yakima. These clamps are much simpler, cheaper, and more secure than Mighty Mounts. I am glad I checked on the Subaru website and found a solution that is superior to the horrible Mighty Mounts. Your Subaru dealer may have a better solution. I just got a 2015 Outback, and I already owned two Yakima ski holders and two bike holders (which I used on a Yakima round-bar rack). My Subaru dealer's parts department has "Ski Mounting Clamp" (also called "Crossbar Clamps Vert" part #E361SAJ901) and "Bike Attachment Mounting Clamp" (also called "Crossbar Clamps Hori" part #E361SAJ801) which I am using to attach my legacy Yakima holders directly to the Subaru's crossbars. These clamps are not offered by Yakima. These clamps are much simpler, cheaper,... » Read More Your Subaru dealer may have a better solution. I just got a 2015 Outback, and I already owned two Yakima ski holders and two bike holders (which I used on a Yakima round-bar rack). My Subaru dealer's parts department has "Ski Mounting Clamp" (also called "Crossbar Clamps Vert" part #E361SAJ901) and "Bike Attachment Mounting Clamp" (also called "Crossbar Clamps Hori" part #E361SAJ801) which I am using to attach my legacy Yakima holders directly to the Subaru's crossbars. These clamps are not offered by Yakima. These clamps are much simpler, cheaper, and more secure than Mighty Mounts. I am glad I checked on the Subaru website and found a solution that is superior to the horrible Mighty Mounts. « Show Less
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possibly-I think it depends on the car-it is not that easy to install in my Subaru Outback so I try not to have to move it much. Plus it is pretty heavy and awkward but I think most of them are that way
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Your Subaru dealer may have a better solution. I just got a 2015 Outback, and I already owned two Yakima ski holders and two bike holders (which I used on a Yakima round-bar rack). My Subaru dealer's parts department has "Ski Mounting Clamp" (also called "Crossbar Clamps Vert" part #E361SAJ901) and "Bike Attachment Mounting Clamp" (also called "Crossbar Clamps Hori" part #E361SAJ801) which I am using to attach my legacy Yakima holders directly to the Subaru's crossbars. These clamps are not offered by Yakima. These clamps are much simpler, cheaper, and more secure than Mighty Mounts. I am glad I checked on the Subaru website and found a solution that is superior to the horrible Mighty Mounts.
2041181
Not sure,if your muffler comes the back with tip on it should fit. I put this muffler on my sons subaru impreza outback wagon
2243771
Sorry but Subaru does not offer a Hood Deflector for the 2015 Outback. If you have Eye-Sight on your vehicle DO NOT put any aftermarket Hood Deflector on the vehicle because IT WILL interfer with it and cause it not to work.
2020440
I have a Subaru Forester and an old Norwegian Elkhound. This ramp works for us just fine! Tell you what, though: the angle is the thing. Find the specs for this ramp - the length, specifically. Then use a a stiff tape measure or something of equal length at the rear of your Outback to the ground to approximate the angle. That way, you can be the judge of whether your dog can handle it.Additionally, there is a world of dog ramps out there, widths & lengths. Maybe your dog needs a longer one (and therefore a less steep angle.) You'll have to figure that out.Good wishes.
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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 have not. I use it in an Accord Coupe and the narrow size is very helpful when fitting my three kids in the back.
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These are goofy instructions but they work: http://blog.keylessentryremotefob.com/2013/05/2002-subaru-outback-key-fob-remote.html
1915938
I have a Subaru Crosstrek... I too was concerned about the side air bags. My solution was to NOT attach the upper straps around the BACK of the seat... but instead to leave them snapped and NOT used to tie-down the sheepskins to the seat back.
2016432
Don't know why it wouldn't fit especially if you have a roof rack. It does attach without roof rack but I would be hesitant during winter months. That is just me. I think this was a good purchase for me and my Subaru wagon cross country.
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Don't know about if it fits an Outback. We have a 2014 Forester, and it fits without using the extra mounting plastic hardware supplied. But it's very taut and spring loose from the hooks when you try to overstuff it.
2204875
I don't think so, Subaru has their own system. If you can wrap your hand around the side rail it will work.
2020438
I have a Subaru Forester and an old Norwegian Elkhound. This ramp works for us just fine! Tell you what, though: the angle is the thing. Find the specs for this ramp - the length, specifically. Then use a a stiff tape measure or something of equal length at the rear of your Outback to the ground to approximate the angle. That way, you can be the judge of whether your dog can handle it. Additionally, there is a world of dog ramps out there, widths & lengths. Maybe your dog needs a longer one (and therefore a less steep angle.) You'll have to figure that out. Good wishes.
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It was easily installed from underneath following the simple instructions. (2013 Outback S/W). To preview instructions: http://www.curtmfg.com/part/13390