Subaru owners: Let's see your expedition rigs!
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There is a spot behind a perforated place of insulation right next to the wiring harness. Evidently there used to be something there. If you drill right through that exits near the gas pedal behind a flappy piece of foam. I out a boot in mine but haven't run any wires yet.
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MANUCHAO
Aventurero
thanks for that info...
I did check, but do not have this rubber piece on that location.
All steel, unfortunately.......
It would be a grat place to drill a hole and place a rubber grommet in there tho'........
:beer::beer::beer:
EDIT: looks like you have a aftermarket wiring harness grommet
I did check, but do not have this rubber piece on that location.
All steel, unfortunately.......
It would be a grat place to drill a hole and place a rubber grommet in there tho'........
:beer::beer::beer:
EDIT: looks like you have a aftermarket wiring harness grommet
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wheel_photography
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Getting ready for some desert camping with a new in car sleeping platform.
Redranger90
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Boom!
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Buddha.
Finally in expo white.
Ive been pestering subaru owners for thier experiance with towing. Today I got some experience of my own. A home project required a yard of dirt which weighs about a 2000lbs per Google, the trailer weighs a bit over 600. I was under the false impression all uhaul trailers were equipped with hydraulic surge brakes. Next time I'll make sure to get the slightly bigger trailer that comes with brakes. I was over a 1000lbs over the rated (braked)tow capacity of 1500# and it felt mostly fine, just had to pay attention.
I think one of those 13' scamp campers would tow good behind the Forester.
The trailer only lowered the rear of the Forester about 1/2"-3/4"
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I think one of those 13' scamp campers would tow good behind the Forester.
The trailer only lowered the rear of the Forester about 1/2"-3/4"
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gophere
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Dope Justy! Please say it's the manual version.Boom!
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Redranger90
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altitudewrench
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We tow a pop up with our 14 Outback (2.5, 6spd manual) with no issues. No trailer brakes either. Weighs in at about 1300 lbs. We have a 16' Scamp on order that we will be towing with the Outback as well. I will be installing a brake controller though as it has electric brakes.
MANUCHAO
Aventurero
found a way to pull my wires from the engine bay into the cab...without having to drill any holes....
I found this pic on the net...
Going to pull that same plug sometime this week and go from there....
My Aux battery will power up Fridge, Ham radio, extra outlets, and LED bar light...
At least that is the plan...
I found this pic on the net...
Going to pull that same plug sometime this week and go from there....
My Aux battery will power up Fridge, Ham radio, extra outlets, and LED bar light...
At least that is the plan...
