Accessory Installation Guides

ACCESSORY
INSTALLATION GUIDES
2008 Accessory Instruction List
APPLICATION
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PART NUMBER
J2010AG000WB
J2010AG000JD
H6210FG000
H481SXA100
H481SXA100-OM
H481SXA100-S
J6010FS000
E361SSA100
E3610LS430
E361SAG400
E361SXA300
E3610AS940
H0018FG300
J101SFG000
E7710AS109
E7710AS108
E771SFG000
E771SSA000
E771SFG000
E771SXA100
M001SFG500
M001SFG800
M001SSA000
M001SXA100
SOA303N100
E3610AS990
E361SSA200
E361SAG200
E361SAG300
F551SSA101
F551SSA201
F551SXA100
F551SAG200
F551SFG100
F551SSA001
F551SAG100
F551SAG000
F551SXA000
F551SAG700
F551SFG000
E3610FG500
H625SSA000
F551SXA200
F551SAG500
F551SAG600
F551SSA300
F551SSA400
E361ESA100
E3610AS181
E361SXA000
E361SXA400
E361SXA500
H461SXA000
H501SAG200
H501SSA100
H501SXA000
H501SXA100
H501SFG000
H501SAG100
H501SXA201
H501SXA200
H501SSA040
LEGACY
SDN
O/B WGN
X
X
X
X
DESCRIPTION
ARMREST - IVORY
ARMREST - OFF BLACK
AUX INPUT CABLE
BACKUP SENSOR SYSTEM, TRIBECA (08MY)
BACKUP SENSOR SYSTEM, TRIBECA (08MY) OWNER MANUAL
BACKUP SENSOR SYSTEM, TRIBECA (08MY) SUPPLEMENT - SENSOR LOCATIONS
BATTERY WARMER
X
X
BIKE CARRIER, FORK MOUNT
X
BIKE CARRIER, FORK MOUNT - FRONT WHEEL MOUNT
X
BIKE CARRIER, ROOF MOUNT - TWO BIKE
X
BIKE CARRIER, ROOF MOUNT (SINGLE)
BIKE CARRIER-TRAILER HITCH
X
BLUETOOTH HANDS FREE KIT
BODY SIDE MOLDING - IMPREZA 08+
BUMPER CORNER MOLDING
X
X
BUMPER CORNER MOULDING
X
X
BUMPER COVER
BUMPER COVER
BUMPER COVER - IMPREZA 08+
BUMPER COVER - TRIBECA 08+
CAR COVER
CAR COVER
CAR COVER
CAR COVER - TRIBECA
CARGO AREA SPOTLIGHT
X
CARGO BASKET
X
CARGO BASKET (HEAVY DUTY) LOADWARRIOR
X
CARGO CARRIER
X
CARGO CARRIER - EXTENDED
X
CARGO NET - REAR
CARGO NET - REAR OF 2ND SEAT
CARGO NET - REAR OF 2ND SEAT
CARGO NET - REAR OF REAR SEAT BACK
X
CARGO NET - REAR VERTICAL NET (08MY+)
CARGO NET - SIDE
CARGO NET - SIDE NET
X
CARGO NET - VERTICAL
X
CARGO NET - VERTICAL
CARGO NETS - SEDAN TRUNK
X
CARGO NETS, SIDE NETS (08MY+)
CARRIER BASE - IMPREZA (08MY+)
CD CHANGER
COMPARTMENT SEPARATOR
COMPARTMENT SEPARATOR (W/MOONROOF)
X
COMPARTMENT SEPARATOR (W/O MOONROOF)
X
COMPARTMENT SEPARATOR W/O SUNROOF
COMPARTMENT SEPARATOR W/SUNROOF
CROSS BAR KIT -SQUARE
CROSS BAR SET-ROUND
X
CROSSBAR KIT - AERO, TRIBECA (06-08MY+)
CROSSBAR KIT - AERO, TRIBECA (08MY+)
CROSSBAR KIT - ROUND, TRIBECA (08MY+)
DOME LIGHT
X
EC COMPASS MIRROR
X
X
EC COMPASS MIRROR
EC COMPASS MIRROR
EC COMPASS MIRROR (ELV)
EC COMPASS MIRROR 08MY IMPREZA
EC COMPASS MIRROR WITH HOMELINK
X
X
EC COMPASS MIRROR WITH HOMELINK
EC COMPASS MIRROR WITH HOMELINK (08MY+)
EC MIRROR COMPASS HOMELINK ADAPTOR
Information Subject to Change without Notice
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IMPREZA
SDN WGN
B9
TRIBECA
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FORESTER
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Updated 6/12/07

APPLICATION
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119
120
121
122
123
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125
126
127
128
129
PART NUMBER
H501SAG010
A0910AS100
H4510AG030
H541SAG000
H4510FG030
H541SAG000
E7710SA030
E551SAG000
E551SXA000
M001SAG300
M001SAG400
M001SFG000
M001SSA200
M001SSA210
E231SAG000
E231SAG300
E231SSA100
E231SXA100
E231SAG200
E231SFG010
H621SFG500
H621SFG501
H621SFG500-OM
E3610AS190
E361SXA200
E3610AS890
SOA8431120
E551SFG000
E551SFG010
F541SXA000
F541SAG000
F541SSA000
C1010FC121
H7110FG010
H711SXA000
H711SSA500
H711SSA400
H711SAG300
H711SAG200
H711SAG400
H7110FG010
H471SXA100
B031SSA000
F551SFG200
E751SSA000
H001SAG100
H001SXA100
H001SFG000
E361SAG300
E3610FG550
E3610LS120
E3610LS130
E3610LS140
E3610FS980
H621SSA101
H621SFG000
H621SXA000
H621SFG100
H621SXA100
C1010FE200
C1010FG000
C1010FG300
C1010FG200
C1010FG400
H621SFG000
H621SSC000
E3610AS790
DESCRIPTION
ELECTRONIC COMPASS MIRROR W/ HOMELINK
ENGINE BLOCK HEATER
FOG LAMP KIT
FOG LAMP KIT
FOG LAMP KIT, IMPREZA WRX STI
FOG LAMP KIT, OUTBACK BASIC
FRONT BUMPER UNDERGUARD
FRONT BUMPER UNDERGUARD - OUTBACK (08+)
FRONT BUMPER UNDERGUARD - TRIBECA 08+
FRONT END COVER
FRONT END COVER
FRONT END COVER
FRONT END COVER - FULL
FRONT END COVER - HOOD
HOOD PROTECTOR
HOOD PROTECTOR
HOOD PROTECTOR
HOOD PROTECTOR - TRIBECA (08MY+)
HOOD PROTECTOR - TURBO
HOOD PROTECTOR (08MY+)
INTERFACE KIT FOR IPOD
INTERFACE KIT FOR IPOD
INTERFACE KIT FOR IPOD, OWNER'S MANUAL
KAYAK CARRIER
KAYAK CARRIER
KAYAK CARRIER MTG CLAMPS (ROUND BAR)
LOWER CHASSIS BRACE
LOWER FRONT BUMPER TRIM - IMPREZA
LOWER REAR BUMPER TRIM - IMPREZA (08MY+)
MOON ROOF AIR DEFLECTOR
MOONROOF AIR DEFLECTOR
MOONROOF AIR DEFLECTOR
PARKING BRAKE HANDLE - CARBON FIBER
PERIMETER ALARM
PERIMETER ALARM (SHOCK SENSOR)
PERIMETER ALARM (SHOCK SENSOR) - NON-TURBO MODELS
PERIMETER ALARM (SHOCK SENSOR) - TURBO MODELS
PERIMETER ALARM (SHOCK SENSOR) FOR BEIGE CARPET
PERIMETER ALARM (SHOCK SENSOR) FOR GRAY CARPET
PERIMETER ALERM (SHOCK SENSOR) MOUNTING KIT
PERIMITER ALARM (SHOCK SENSOR) - IMPREZA 08+
PUDDLE LIGHTS - DEALER KIT (06MY+)
REAR DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTOR
REAR OF SEAT NET (08MY+)
REAR WINDOW DUST DEFLECTOR
REMOTE ENGINE START SYSTEM (LEGACY 08MY+)
REMOTE ENGINE STARTER
REMOTE STARTER - 08 IMPREZA
ROOF BOX - LONG - UPDATED IXI!!!
ROOF CARRIER BASE
ROOF RACK - SQUARE BIKE CONV. KIT CLAMPS
ROOF RACK - SQUARE KAYAK/CARGO BASKET CLAMPS
ROOF RACK - SQUARE SKI CARRIER CLAMPS
ROUND BAR BICYCLE CONVERSION KIT
SATELLITE RADIO KIT - SIRIUS (07MY+)
SATELLITE RADIO KIT - SIRIUS (08MY+)
SATELLITE RADIO KIT - XM (07MY+)
SATELLITE RADIO KIT - XM (08MY+)
SATELLITE RADIO KIT, SIRIUS - LEGACY AND TRIBECA (07MY
SHIFT KNOB - TITANIUM (STI) FOR A/T
SHIFT KNOB 5MT
SHIFT KNOB 5MT DURACON
SHIFT KNOB AT
SHIFT KNOB, DURACON, 6MT
SIRIUS SATELLITE RADIO KIT
SIRIUS SATELLITE RADIO KIT
SKI ATTACHMENT-6 PR
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LEGACY
SDN
O/B WGN
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X
X
X
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X
IMPREZA
SDN WGN
X
FORESTER
SUV
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B9
TRIBECA
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Updated 6/12/07

APPLICATION
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180
PART NUMBER
H630SSA000
J101SXA001
J1010FG000
J1010FG010
J101SXA200
J101SXA000
J101SXA001
J1010AG234
J1010AG221
J1010SA100XX
J1010SA100XX
J101SAG000NN
E721SAG000XX
E721SSA000XX
E721SFG000XX
E721SAG000XX
J1010FG100XX
SOA3881000
SOA3881030
SOA8431010
SOA3881010
SOA3881040
E3610AS450
E2410FG110
E2410FG100
E2410FG120
C8110AG010
C8110AG000
C8110SA015
C8110SA005
H5010AG000
ST2050021000
H630SSA300
H630SXA000
H630SSA400
H630SFG000
H630SFG000
H630SAG000
SOA551G000
F551SXA300ER
F551SXA300MR
L101SAG100
L101SSA000
l101sxa100
D551SXA000
H5010SA020
H5010SA010
H630SSA100
B321SFG000
H621SFG100
H621SXA001
LEGACY
SDN
O/B WGN
DESCRIPTION
SPEAKER UPGRADE
SPLASH GUARD KIT
SPLASH GUARD KIT - IMPREZA (08MY+)
SPLASH GUARD KIT - IMPREZA (08MY+)
SPLASH GUARD KIT - TRIBECA (REAR ONLY 08MY+)
SPLASH GUARDS
SPLASH GUARDS - 08+ TRIBECA, AUSTRALIA ONLY
SPLASH GUARDS - LEGACY SEDAN REAR
SPLASH GUARDS - LEGACY WAGON & SEDAN FRONT
SPLASH GUARDS - PAINTED
SPLASH GUARDS - PAINTED
SPLASHGUARD KIT, OUTBACK WAGON (05-08MY)
SPOILER - PAINTED
SPOILER - PAINTED
SPOILER, REAR - PAINTED
SPOILER, SEDAN - PAINTED
SPORTS MESH GRILLE, IMPREZA
SPT BATTERY TIEDOWN
SPT BATTERY TIEDOWN (REFER TO PART NUMBER SOA38810
SPT INTAKE
SPT OIL CAP
SPT OIL CAP (REFER TO PART NUMBER SOA3881010)
STABILIZING BRACKETS (4)
STI FRONT LIP SPOILER, FACTORY AERO
STI FRONT LIP SPOILER, NO FACTORY AERO
STI FRONT LIP SPOILER, STI
STI PEDAL KIT - AT
STI PEDAL KIT - MT
STI PEDAL KIT 2.0, AT
STI PEDAL KIT 2.0, MT
STI PERFORMANCE GAUGE PACK
STRUT TOWER BRACE
SUBWOOFER
SUBWOOFER
SUBWOOFER - FORESTER (07MY-08MY)
SUBWOOFER (08MY+)
SUBWOOFER (08MY+)
SUBWOOFER AMPLIFIER
SUBWOOFER UNDER SEAT MOUNTING KIT - TRIBECA 08MY+
TONNEAU COVER (BEIGE)
TONNEAU COVER (GRAY)
TRAILER HITCH
TRAILER HITCH
TRAILER HITCH (07-08)
TRANSMISSION FLUID COOLER
TURBO BOOST GAUGE
TURBO GAUGE (FXT)
TWEETER KIT
WHEEL LOCKS
XM SATELLITE RADIO KIT
XM SATELLITE RADIO KIT
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IMPREZA
SDN WGN
FORESTER
SUV
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B9
TRIBECA
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Updated 6/12/07
IMPREZA-3A-5089
Removing the Panels
1. Removing the center console and box
AUX TERMINAL INPUT CABLE

Genuine part No.
Applicable model
Installation Manual
H6210FG000
Impreza 08MY and later models
Keep the installation manual at the dealer.
Component
Audio panel
1. Unscrew the 2 screws inside the center console box using

either a Philips screwdriver or a hexagonal wrench.
2. There is a screw in the part that connects the center
console box to the panel around the shift knob. Unscrew
the screw using a Philips screwdriver and then remove the
panel around the shift knob.
3. The shift knob is a screw-in type, so remove the knob by
unscrewing it. After removing the shift knob, protect the
threaded part by wrapping it in a cloth or other protective
material (to avoid scratching the audio panel).
Airflow
opening
Panel
remover
Panel
remover
Screws in 2 places
Turn
Center console box
Caution
2. Removing the audio panel
Tools for use
To prevent an accident, be sure to place the vehicle on a

level surface before installation. Apply the parking brake
firmly and make sure that the vehicle is stable.
Remove the negative terminal of the battery.
Screwdrivers (Philips screwdriver, flathead screwdriver),

panel remover, wrench, hexagonal wrench, vinyl tape,
protective cloth, etc.
Safety precautions
1. Remove the audio panel by inserting panel removers in

the 2 grooves under the airflow opening.
2. Using a Philips screwdriver, unscrew the left and right
screws at the bottom of the removed audio panel and take
out the audio panel.
3. Remove the ventilation panel using a panel remover.
Screws in
2 places
Before installation and use, please read this "Safety precautions" carefully for the correct procedures.
Precautions described here are intended to ensure safe and appropriate use of this product and to prevent any hazard or
damage to yourself or other people.
To identify the degree of hazard or damage and it's the level of imminence, the risks, which may occur due to incorrect
operation, are classified into two categories in the precautions: "Warning" and "Caution". Be sure to observe them
because they are important safety items.
Warning
Make connections in accordance with
installation manual.
Otherwise, a fire or an accident may occur.
Wrap with
protective cloth
or the like
Caution
this
Bundle cables in accordance with the installation

method so that operation may not be disturbed.
Winding it around the shift lever or the parking brake
may result in an accident.
Do not modify or disassemble this product.
Otherwise, fire, injury or failure may occur.
This product is designed only for the DC12V
negative ground vehicle. Do not install this on the
DC24V vehicle.
Otherwise, a fire may occur.
If a fuse of this product or vehicle is blown, be sure
to replace it with a new fuse of the specified
capacity.
A fuse beyond the specified capacity may cause a
fire.
This product is designed for vehicles only. Do not
use it for other purposes. Otherwise, a fire or an
electric shock may occur.
(Mandatory)
(Mandatory)
(Disassembly
prohibited)
(Prohibited)
(Mandatory)
(Prohibited)
Do not route cables in high temperature areas.

The melting of the cable sheath may cause an
accident or a fire.
Do not put the cable with movable parts such as
vehicle body, seat rail, etc.
Otherwise, an accident, an electric shock or a fire
may occur due to disconnection or short-circuit.
(Mandatory)
(Prohibited)
Panel
remover
IMPREZA-3A-5089
Wiring - I
Wiring - II
1. Wiring connections on back of audio unit
1. Hooking up the AUX terminal
1. Connect the AUX cable 4-pin connector to the connection

point shown in Figure 1.
2. Connect the ground cable to the connection point shown in
Figure 2.
3. Route the AUX cable under the shift lever (passenger seat
side). Put the audio unit back in its original place and
screw it in.
1. An AUX terminal is provided on the back of the center

console box.
2. Hook up the AUX cable to the terminal.
Back of center console box
AUX cable hook-up point
2. Wiring the center console box

1. Take the slack out of the AUX cable routed under the
shift lever (passenger seat side).
2. Tie the AUX cable and the existing vehicle cables
together near the two points shown in the figure at
right.
3. Re-install all the panels in their original place.
Figure 2
Figure 1
AUX cable
Tie cables together

near this point
Existing vehicle
cables
Tie cables together

near this point
Route cable under shift lever (passenger seat side)
Connect to
AUX terminal
IMPREZA-3A-5089
Removing the Panels
1. Removing the center console and box
AUX TERMINAL INPUT CABLE

Genuine part No.
Applicable model
Installation Manual
H6210FG000
Impreza 08MY and later models
Keep the installation manual at the dealer.
Component
Audio panel
1. Unscrew the 2 screws inside the center console box using

either a Philips screwdriver or a hexagonal wrench.
2. There is a screw in the part that connects the center
console box to the panel around the shift knob. Unscrew
the screw using a Philips screwdriver and then remove the
panel around the shift knob.
3. The shift knob is a screw-in type, so remove the knob by
unscrewing it. After removing the shift knob, protect the
threaded part by wrapping it in a cloth or other protective
material (to avoid scratching the audio panel).
Airflow
opening
Panel
remover
Panel
remover
Screws in 2 places
Turn
Center console box
Caution
2. Removing the audio panel
Tools for use
To prevent an accident, be sure to place the vehicle on a

level surface before installation. Apply the parking brake
firmly and make sure that the vehicle is stable.
Remove the negative terminal of the battery.
Screwdrivers (Philips screwdriver, flathead screwdriver),

panel remover, wrench, hexagonal wrench, vinyl tape,
protective cloth, etc.
Safety precautions
1. Remove the audio panel by inserting panel removers in

the 2 grooves under the airflow opening.
2. Using a Philips screwdriver, unscrew the left and right
screws at the bottom of the removed audio panel and take
out the audio panel.
3. Remove the ventilation panel using a panel remover.
Screws in
2 places
Before installation and use, please read this "Safety precautions" carefully for the correct procedures.
Precautions described here are intended to ensure safe and appropriate use of this product and to prevent any hazard or
damage to yourself or other people.
To identify the degree of hazard or damage and it's the level of imminence, the risks, which may occur due to incorrect
operation, are classified into two categories in the precautions: "Warning" and "Caution". Be sure to observe them
because they are important safety items.
Warning
Make connections in accordance with
installation manual.
Otherwise, a fire or an accident may occur.
Wrap with
protective cloth
or the like
Caution
this
Bundle cables in accordance with the installation

method so that operation may not be disturbed.
Winding it around the shift lever or the parking brake
may result in an accident.
Do not modify or disassemble this product.
Otherwise, fire, injury or failure may occur.
This product is designed only for the DC12V
negative ground vehicle. Do not install this on the
DC24V vehicle.
Otherwise, a fire may occur.
If a fuse of this product or vehicle is blown, be sure
to replace it with a new fuse of the specified
capacity.
A fuse beyond the specified capacity may cause a
fire.
This product is designed for vehicles only. Do not
use it for other purposes. Otherwise, a fire or an
electric shock may occur.
(Mandatory)
(Mandatory)
(Disassembly
prohibited)
(Prohibited)
(Mandatory)
(Prohibited)
Do not route cables in high temperature areas.

The melting of the cable sheath may cause an
accident or a fire.
Do not put the cable with movable parts such as
vehicle body, seat rail, etc.
Otherwise, an accident, an electric shock or a fire
may occur due to disconnection or short-circuit.
(Mandatory)
(Prohibited)
Panel
remover
IMPREZA-3A-5089
Wiring - I
Wiring - II
1. Wiring connections on back of audio unit
1. Hooking up the AUX terminal
1. Connect the AUX cable 4-pin connector to the connection

point shown in Figure 1.
2. Connect the ground cable to the connection point shown in
Figure 2.
3. Route the AUX cable under the shift lever (passenger seat
side). Put the audio unit back in its original place and
screw it in.
1. An AUX terminal is provided on the back of the center

console box.
2. Hook up the AUX cable to the terminal.
Back of center console box
AUX cable hook-up point
2. Wiring the center console box

1. Take the slack out of the AUX cable routed under the
shift lever (passenger seat side).
2. Tie the AUX cable and the existing vehicle cables
together near the two points shown in the figure at
right.
3. Re-install all the panels in their original place.
Figure 2
Figure 1
AUX cable
Tie cables together

near this point
Existing vehicle
cables
Tie cables together

near this point
Route cable under shift lever (passenger seat side)
Connect to
AUX terminal
SUBARU
BACKUP SENSOR SYSTEM
WARNING
This Backup Sensor System is strictly a driver assistance device, and should not be relied upon as a substitute for safe driving
practices. Use common sense when driving in reverse and always follow recommended safe driving guidelines from your state or
local Department of Motor Vehicles regarding the engagement of reverse gear. To help prevent accidents, always use caution when
driving in reverse by visually checking to ensure that your path is clear. When applicable, that may include conducting a visual
check before you enter your vehicle. While driving in reverse, keep speeds under 5 MPH.
Understanding Your Backup Sensor Systems Audible Warning Zones

The Backup Sensor System emits and receives ultrasonic signals that are projected from the sensors mounted in the vehicles rear
bumper. As the signals reflect off of objects in the detection field, an audible warning tone will be heard inside the vehicle. This
warning tone alerts the driver to obstacles in the vehicles path.
When the gearshift is put into reverse, the system will make one short beep to verify system functionality. This alert serves
multiple purposes:
1) Notification that the system is active and is scanning for objects in the detection field.
2) As a reminder that the vehicle is in reverse gear.
3) As an indication that the Backup Sensor System has performed a self-check.
NOTE: lf additional quick beeps are heard, the Backup Sensor System may need to be checked by your Subaru Dealer. If
warning tones continue after reverse is initially selected, check for obstacles behind the vehicle.
The Backup Sensor System reverse scanning system will detect objects in three distinct Zones, which correspond to the
vehicles distance from an object. When reversing towards an object, the Back-Up Sensor System audible alerts are as
follows:
Zone 1 - At a distance of approximately 48 to 72 inches the Backup Sensor
System will begin to beep slowly indicating an obstacle is in the vehicles path.
Zone 2 - At a distance of approximately 24 to 48 inches, the Backup Sensor
System will beep three times per second, indicating that anobstacle is in the
vehicles path.
Zone 3 If an object is within 24 inches of the vehicles bumper a continuous
warning tone will be heard.
NOTE: Always use extreme caution in Zone 2 and always stop when a solid warning tone indicating Zone 3 is heard. If a moving
object enters Zone 3, the system is designed to lock onto it, making the Zone 3 tone constant, until the object moves to a safe
distance from Zone 3, (i.e., The object moves 2 feet outside of the Zone 3 detection area).
Situations Where Obstacles May Not be Detected or Which May Provide Momentary Detection
Signals
The Backup Sensor System utilizes highly advanced ultrasonic technology to locate objects in the vehicles path when driving in
reverse. Under some circumstances, however, an object may not be detected, so always exercise extreme caution when driving
in reverse. Look behind the vehicle and maintain speeds of less than 5 MPH. Inclement weather may reduce performance or cause
intermittent detection of rain or snow.
The backup sensors must be kept clean for optimum performance. Dirt, Snow or Ice accumulations may cause reduced
performance.
A small object, under your

bumper or too close to the
vehicle may not be detected
due to the angle of the
sensors signal.
When driving in reverse

down a steep slope or driveway, gravel and/or the road
surface may cause momentary detection signals due to
the sensors following the
sloping angle of the vehicle.
Situations Where Obstacles May Not be Detected or Which May Provide Momentary Detection
Signals
In general, reversing at an angle towards a partial wall or other large flat surface may refract ultrasonic signals, causing the
object not to be detected. Driving in reverse on loose gravel, rough surfaces and potholes may produce intermittent detection
due to signal bouncing off of refractive surfaces behind the vehicle. Entering or exiting a garage may result in a brief detection
signal as the vehicle passes through the doorway.
If driving in reverse towards

a 90-degree angle, such as
a corner of a wall or pillar,
sensor detection pattern will
refract until the vehicle is
close enough to receive a
signal back from corners. In
such situations the vehicle
could be very close to an
object before it is detected.
Adjusting the Backup Sensor System Speaker

The Backup Sensor System comes equipped with an adjustable warning indication speaker located in the rear passenger side of
the vehicle. (See figure below.)
The speaker has three controllable audio settings:
1) HI Volume setting: For individuals desiring a loud warning tone.
2) LOW Volume Setting: For individuals desiring a soft warning tone.
3) OFF: The speaker should be turned off when the vehicle is towing with a trailer hitch, a ball mount is installed, or
when a hitch-mounted Bike Carrier is used. In all other instances, the speaker should remain on.
Adjusting the volume setting is easy. A fingertip slide switch is accessible and used to select the desired setting.
Always wear your seatbelt.

128-7533B
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INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
DESCRIPTION:
H481SXA100
TRIBECA BACKUP SENSOR SYSTEM
SPEAKER DRILLING TEMPLATE (1)
HARNESS, POWER, BACK-UP SENSOR (1)
GROMMET (1)
HARNESS, SPEAKER / BUZZER (1)
SPEAKER MOUNTING SCREWS (2)
8 RELEASABLE CABLE TIE,

BLACK (10)
17.5 CABLE TIE, BLACK (1)
8 CHRISTMAS TREE TIE, BLACK (4)
BEZEL (4)
FOAM TAPE (1)
HARNESS, BACK-UP SENSOR CENTER RIGHT (CR) (1)
HARNESS, BACK-UP SENSOR RIGHT (R) (1)
HARNESS, BACK-UP SENSOR LEFT (L) (1)
HARNESS, BACK-UP SENSOR CENTER LEFT (CL) (1)
Posi-Tap (1)
Posi-TapPatent # 5,228,875 5,695,369 5,868,589 6,692,313B1 6,568952B1
Jap 2881414, Aus 708700, Tia 103534, Can 2204826, Mex 200626
China Zl97105562.9, Korea 477279 and others pending.
MODULE, BACK-UP SENSOR SYSTEM CONTROL (1)
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Tools Required:
Nylon Trim Removal Tool
Drive Ratchet
6 Socket Extension
10 mm Deep Well Socket
Vehicle Lug Wrench
Lug Extension
30 mm Hole Saw
Phillips Screwdriver
Automatic Center Punch
Pliers with Cutter
1/2 Drill Bit
1/4 Drill Bit
1/2 Drill Stop Collar
# 50 (0.070) Drill Bit
# 50 (0.070) Drill Stop Collar
Masking Tape
Safety Glasses
Cordless Drill
Deburring Tool
Tape Measure
Dealer Installation Is Recommended

Meaning of Characters:
Remove:
Disconnect:
Loosen:
Reuse:
Install:
Connect:
Discard:
Location of Clip or Screw:
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Vehicle Preparation
Storage Tray and Drain Plug Removal

Refer to Figure 1. for steps 1 through 3 below.
1.) Using the nylon pry tool, remove the four pushpins (1) from the bottom corners of the storage tray (do not lose the
pushpins) and remove storage tray (2) from the vehicle.
2.) Using the nylon pry tool, remove the drain plug (3) located under the storage tray on the passenger side of the vehicle.
3.) Using the vehicles lug wrench and extension, lower the spare tire (4) .
Figure 1.
Rear Gate Trim Removal
1.) Using the phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws and the rear gate trim panel from the vehicle. (Figure 2.)
Figure 2.
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Drilling Holes for the Backup Sensors
Caution: Before performing the following step, ensure that the hole saw to be
used is sharp and free of drilling debris. Ensure that the hole saw is pointed
perpendicular to the surface of the bumper, not horizontal to the ground.
(See Figure 3.)
Parallel to Ground (Incorrect)
Perpendicular to Surface (Correct)
Figure 3.
1.) Locate the four sensor drilling locations, visible as a 2mm untextured circle (Figure 4) on the bumper surface.
Approximate locations are shown below in Figure 5. To work properly, the sensors must be located at the
marked locations.
NOTE: Marked locations are
most visible in bright light and/
or with the vehicle elevated
such that the bumper is at eye
level.
Figure 4.
2.) Using an automatic centerpunch (recommended), or a sharp center punch, mark the four locations to be drilled.
Using a 30mm hole saw, slowly drill out the four sensor holes (Figure 5). Make sure the hole saw is centered in
each of the center punch marks.
+
Figure 5.
3.) Remove burrs only if nesessary to sucessfully install the bezels I into the bumper.
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Installing Back-Up Sensor System
Installing Back-Up Sensors into the Bumper

NOTE: It is important that that following steps are performed in the order in which they appear and that
sensors are installed into the correct locations. Refer to Figures 7. and 8. for steps 1 and 2 below.
1.) Insert one bezel I into each of the four holes in the bumper (Figure 6), and then insert each of the sensor cables
K L M N into the four bezels as shown in Figure 7. and Figure 8.
2.) Pull each sensor cable through the bumper from behind and press the sensor outer rim firmly against the bumper
until it locks into position (a click will be heard).
** NOTE: Make sure the word UP marked on the sensor is facing upward when inserted into the bezel.
Sensors should be level with respect to the ground.
UP
Before installing the sensors, ensure all

bezel clips are fully engaged to the bumper.
Straight (Correct)
Figure 6.
Angle (Incorrect)
Figure 7.
I
I
CR
CL
K
M
N
Figure 8.
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Installing Back-Up Sensor System (Continued)
Routing the Back-Up Sensor Cables

1.) While removing cable slack, wrap one cable tie F through the mounting hole at the end of the bumper beam
shown in Detail A of Figure 9 and around the sensor cable marked L then tighten (Figure 9.).
F
REAR OF VEHICLE
Detail A
Figure 9.
2.) Insert one christmas tree tie H1 into location as shown below. Route the sensor cable marked L back toward
the bumper and fasten it using the christmas tree tie (Figure 10.).
3.) Insert one christmas tree tie H 2 into location as shown below. While removing cable slack, route the sensor cable
marked L towards the passenger side of the vehicle grouping it with the sensor cable marked CL and fasten
them using the christmas tree tie (Figure 10.). NOTE: If the vehicle is equipped with a trailer hitch, route
sensor cables above the trailer hitch bracket.
4.) Insert one christmas tree tie H 3 as shown below. While removing cable slack, route the sensor cables marked L
and CL towards the passenger side of the vehicle and fasten them using the christmas tree tie (Figure 10.).
REAR OF VEHICLE
H3
H2
H1
Figure 10.
5.) Cut all excess cable tie material in all locations.
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Routing the Back-Up Sensor Cables (Continued)

6.) While removing cable slack, wrap one cable tie F through the mounting hole at the end of the bumper beam
shown in Detail A of Figure 11 and around the sensor cable marked R then tighten.
REAR OF VEHICLE
Detail A
Figure 11.
7.) Insert the last christmas tree tie H 4 as shown below. While removing cable slack, route the sensor cables
marked L,CL & CR and fasten them using the christmas tree tie just installed H4 (see Figure 12.).
8.) While removing cable slack, route the sensor cable marked R and group it with the three sensor cables
(L,CL&CR) and use one cable tie G to group all four sensor cables together as shown in Figure 12.
REAR OF VEHICLE
H4
Figure 12.
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Routing the Back-Up Sensor Cables (Continued)

10.) Install the harness grommet C by placing each of the four sensor cables through one of the four slits and use a cable
tie F to secure the wires into the harness grommet (Figure 13.). Cut excess cable tie material.
NOTE: The side of the harness grommet with five holes must be closest to the sensor cable ends (see Figure 13).
sensor cable end
C
1/2
NOTE: Install Grommet 1/2

above the end of the sensor
cables protective sheathing.
K,L,M & N
Figure 13.
11.) Insert the four sensor cables through the drain plughole and press the harness grommet up into position (Figure 14.).
**NOTE: Drain Plug Hole (Under Trunk)
Figure 14.
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Installing Back-Up Sensor Speaker
Using the Speaker Drilling Template

Caution: Before performing the following step, ensure that the drill bits to be used are sharp and wrap the bits with
masking tape (see Figure 15.) or with a drill-stop collar at 1/2 depth max. Ensure that the drill is pointed straight in the
direction of the hole(s) and not at an angle (see Figure 16.).
1/2
Angle (Incorrect)
Straight (Correct)
Figure 15.
Figure 16.
1.) Using a nylon pry-tool, carefully remove the carpeted trim piece located under the vehicles rear passenger side
speaker (Figure 17.).
PULL
Release the three tabs located under the
front edge of the carpeted trim piece using
the nylon pry tool and pull towards the center of the vehicle (DO NOT PULL UP)
(Figure 17.)
Figure 17.
2.) Carefully position the drilling template A where the carpeted trim piece was removed (Figure 18.) secure with
masking tape.
Figure 18.
3.) Using the automatic center punch, carefully mark the three drilling locations and drill holes as shown on the
template. (Figure19).
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Installing Back-Up Sensor Speaker (Continued)
Using the Speaker Drilling Template (Continued)
# 50 (0.070) Drill Bit w/Drill Stop
1/2
1/2 Drill Bit w/Drill Stop
NOTE: If a drill stop is not available, wrap the drill bit with masking
tape as shown
Figure 19.
Caution: Drill stop must be used. DO NOT EXCEED 1/2 Drill Depth.
4.) Remove the speaker drilling template and clear the area of any drilling debris.
5.) Remove any burrs from around the holes.
6.) Carefully mount the speaker D using two screws E (Figure 20.).
7.) Route the speaker cable through the pass-through hole and out of the bottom of the trim panel and to the back of the
vehicle (Figure 21.).
E
D
Figure 20.
Figure 21.
8.) Replace the carpeted trim piece.

NOTE: Ensure that the speaker cable does not become crimped and that there is no excess slack in the cable
between the carpeted trim piece and the bottom of the speaker.
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Installing Back-Up Sensor System Control Module
1.) Connect the back-up sensor power harness B into the PW BZ connector located on the top side of the Back-Up
Sensor System Control Module P (Figure 22.).
2.) Connect the back-up sensor cables marked CL ,CR ,L, and R into the matching connectors as shown
(Figure 22.).
NOTE: Ensure that the sensor cable

i.d. tags match the connector
i.d. marked on the sensor module.
PW BZ
Sensor Module
CR
CL
Figure 22.
3.) Connect the speaker cable D to the back-up sensor power harness B (Figure 23.).
Sensor
Module
Figure 23.
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(Continued)
4.) Route the power and ground connections toward the drivers side of the vehicle. Secure the cable to the vehicles
main harness using four cable ties F along the way (Figure 24.).
F
Detail A
Cable Tie Location
Figure 24.
6.) Using a 10 mm socket wrench with a 6 socket extension, remove one nut from the rear gate trim mounting bracket
studs (Detail A Figure 25.).
7.) Place the ring lug of the ground wire over the mounting bracket stud and reinstall the nut removed in step 6. (Detail
B Figure 25.).
Detail B
Detail A
Rear of Vehicle
Figure 25.
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(Continued)
8.) Carefully remove the electrical tape on the vehicle wire harness in the area shown in figure 26.
9.) Using a *Posi-tap connector Oconnect the red wire (power) of the back-up sensor power harness to the brown w/
yellow stripe wire located on the drivers side and part of the vehicles main harness (Figure 26.).
Insert the vehicles brown w/ yellow stripe back-up light power wire into the groove on the *Posi-Tap cap #1.
Tighten the *Posi-Tap sleeve #2 onto cap #1.
Insert the back-up sensor red power wire into the *Posi-Tap cap #3.
Insert and tighten *Posi-Tap cap #3 into the sleeve #4.

1
Brown Wire w/
Yellow Stripe
Backup Sensor Power Wire (Red)
Rear of
Vehicle
Wrap the Harness and *Posi-Tap

and cover with Foam Tape K
More than
10 mm
Backup Sensor
Power Wire
Route Wire with a

generous radius
Figure 26.
*
Posi-Tap Patent # 5,228,875 5,695,369 5,868,589 6,692,313B1 6,568952B1
Jap 2881414, Aus 708700, Tia 103534, Can 2204826,
Mex 200626 China Zl97105562.9, Korea 477279 and others pending.

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(Continued)
10.) Use the strip of foam tape to wrap the *Posi-Tap connection (Figure 27.).
Figure 27.
NOTE: Do not mount the sensor module! Test back-up sensor system as described on page 15 before
continuing with steps 11 through 14 below.
11.) Clean the area where the back-up sensor module will be installed.
12.) Remove the paper backing off of the adhesive strip on the back of the back-up sensor module.
13.) Press the back-up sensor module firmly into position under the bracket (Figure 28.).
14.) Reassemble vehicle.
Back-Up Sensor Module
Figure 28.
*
Posi-Tap Patent # 5,228,875 5,695,369 5,868,589 6,692,313B1 6,568952B1
Jap 2881414, Aus 708700, Tia 103534, Can 2204826,
Mex 200626 China Zl97105562.9, Korea 477279 and others pending.
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Test the Back-Up Sensor System

Diagnostic Procedure with Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC)
Back-up Sensor System (Diagnostics)
Section 0 - System Function Check:
NOTE: In order to perform the system function check, the vehicle shall be parked in a level open area with no
objects behind the vehicle for a minimum of ten feet. The parking brake must be applied and the trailer hitch
ball mount must be removed.
NOTE: In order to properly test the system, the vehicle battery must be fully charged.
Simple Functional Check

Step
C heck
Yes
No
Acti vate the vehi cle parki ng brake. Turn the

key to the run posi ti on. D o not start the
vehi cle. Step on the brake and shi ft the
vehi cle i nto reverse.
D i d the system gi ve a
si ngle beep?
Proceed to Step 2.
Proceed to D etai led

Functi onal C heck Step 1.
Stand i n front of the outermost sensor on the

dri ver's si de.
D oes the system emi t a

constant tone?
Proceed to Step 3.

Functi onal C heck Step 1
Stand i n front of the dri ver's si de center

sensor.

constant tone?
Proceed to Step 4.

Stand i n front of the passenger's si de

outermost sensor.

constant tone?
Proceed to Step 5.

Stand i n front of the passenger's si de center

sensor.

constant tone?
System Works.End
D i agnosti c C heck.

Functi onal C heck Step 1
Detailed Functional Check

1

key to the run posi ti on. D o no start the

constant tone?
Proceed to Secti on 3
(C onstant Tone).
Proceed to Step 2.

D oes the system emi t

multi ple beeps?
(Multi ple Beeps).
Proceed to Step 3.

Is the system si lent?
(No Sound).
Return to Si mple Functi onal

C heck Step1.
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Section 1 - No sound when system is turned ON.
NOTE: In order to perform the system function check, the vehicle shall be parked in a level open area with no objects
behind the vehicle for a minimum of ten feet. The parking brake must be applied and the trailer hitch ball mount must be
removed.
Step
C heck
Yes
No
Veri fy that the speaker swi tch i s ei ther i n the

"HI" or "LO" posi ti on.
D etermi ne i f the speaker

swi tch i s ei ther i n the "HI"
or "LO" posi ti on.
Proceed to Step 3.
Move the speaker swi tch

from the "OFF" posi ti on to
ei ther i n the "HI" or "LO"
posi ti on. Proceed to Step 2.
Turn the key to the run posi ti on. Press the

vehi cle parki ng brake and shi ft the vehi cle
i nto reverse gear. If the vehi cle i s already i n
reverse gear, shi ft the vehi cle i nto park then
to reverse.

si ngle beep?
C onti nue System

Functi on C heck.
(Secti on 0)
Proceed to Step 3.
C heck that the 2-pi n speaker connector i s

plugged i nto the 2-pi n connector on the mai n
power harness.
Is the 2-pi n connector

plugged i nto the 2-pi n
connector on the mai n
harness?
Proceed to Step 5.
Plug the 2-pi n speaker

connector i nto the 2-pi n
connector on the mai n power
harness. Proceed to Step 4.

to reverse.

si ngle beep?
C onti nue System

Functi on C heck.
(Secti on 0)
Proceed to Step 5.
D i sconnect the 2-pi n speaker connector.

Apply 12 Vdc to Pi n 1 (green) termi nal and
Ground to Pi n 2 (blue).
D i d speaker emi t a
constant tone?
Proceed to Step 7.
Replace Speaker.Proceed to
Step 6.

to reverse.

si ngle beep?
C onti nue System

Functi on C heck.
(Secti on 0)
Proceed to Step 7.
Veri fy that the 4-pi n connector on the mai n

power harness i s plugged i nto the 4-pi n
connector on the control module at "PWBZ".
Is the 4-pi n connector on

the mai n power harness
plugged i nto the 4-pi n
connector on the control
module at "PWBZ"?
Proceed to Step 9.
Plug the 4-pi n connector on

the mai n power harness i nto
the 4-pi n connector on the
control module marked
"PWBZ". Proceed to Step 8.
Turn the key to the Run posi ti on. Press the

to reverse.

si ngle beep?
C onti nue System

Functi on C heck.
(Secti on 0)
Proceed to Step 9
Veri fy that the 2 Amp fuse i s not opened on

the mai n power harness.
Is the 2 Amp good?
Proceed to Step 11.
Replace the 2 Amp. fuse on

the mai n power harness.
Proceed to Step 10
10

to reverse.

si ngle beep?
C onti nue System

Functi on C heck.
(Secti on 0)
Proceed to Step 11.
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Section 1 - No sound when system is turned on (continued)
NOTE: In order to perform the system function check, the vehicle shall be parked in a level open area with no objects
behind the vehicle for a minimum of ten feet. The parking brake must be applied and the trailer hitch ball mount must be
removed.
Step
C heck
Yes
No
11
Remove the 4-pi n connector on the control

module and measure the i nput voltage
between Pi ns 3 and 4 of the mai n connector.
Was the i nput voltage +10VD C or greater?
Is the voltage measured

across pi ns 3 & 4
+10VD C or greater?
Proceed to Step 13.
C heck the Posi -Tap

C onnecti on. Proceed to Step
12.
12

to reverse.

si ngle beep?
C onti nue System

Functi on C heck.
(Secti on 0)
Proceed to Step 13.
13
D i sconnect the 2-pi n speaker connector.

Place an object i n front of the sensors.
Measure the voltage between Pi n 1 (green)
and Pi n 2 (blue).
Was the measured

voltage +10VD C or
greater?
Replace Mai n Power

Harness. Proceed to Step
14.
Replace C ontrol Module.

Proceed to Step 14.
14

to reverse.

si ngle beep?
C onti nue System

Functi on C heck.
(Secti on 0)
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Section 2 - The system emits multiple beeps when shifted into reverse.
Step
Check
Yes
No
Activate the vehicle parking brake. Turn the

key to the run position. Do not start the
engine. Step on the brake and shift the
vehicle into reverse.
Did the system give a

single beep?
Continue System
Function Check.
(Section 0)
Proceed to Step 2.
Activate the vehicle parking brake. Turn the

key to the run position. Do not start the
engine. Step on the brake and shift the
vehicle into reverse.
Does the system emit

multiple beeps?
The number of beeps

relates to the number of
problem sensors.
Proceed to Step 3.
Proceed to Section 1 (No

sound when system is turned
on).
Verify that all sensors are connected into the

correct connectors on the Control Module.
Check that all sensors

are properly connected to
the Control Module.
Proceed to Step 4.
Connect sensor(s) into the

correct connector(s) on the
Control Module. Proceed to
Step 1.
Determine the number of problem sensors.
When activated does the

system emit multiple
b e e p s?
The number of beeps

indicates the number of
problem sensors. If the
system emits 2 beeps,
proceed to Step 5. If the
system emits 3 beeps,
proceed to Step 10. If
the system emits 4
beeps, proceed to Step
12. If the system emits 5
beeps, proceed to Step
16.
Continue System Function

Check.
(Section 0)
The system emits two beeps when activated.

Determine the sensor that is not
communicating properly with the control
module.
Stand behind the vehicle

and place an object
behind each sensor. The
malfunctioning sensor will
not emit an audible tone.
If the L sensor is the

suspect sensor, proceed
to step 6. If the CL
sensor is the suspect
sensor, proceed to step
7. If the CR sensor is the
suspect sensor, proceed
to step 8. If the R sensor
is the suspect sensor,
proceed to step 9.
The system emits a solid

tone after an object is placed
in front of each sensor. The
system is functioning
properly, continue system
function check.
(Section 0)
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Section 2 - The system emits multiple beeps when shifted into reverse (continued)
Step
Check
Yes
No
Sensor L is the suspect sensor. Unplug

Sensors L & R from the control module. Plug
the sensor marked L into the control module
connector marked R. Plug the sensor
marked R into the control module connector
marked L.
Recycle power to the

system. Stand behind the
vehicle and place an
object behind sensor L
and then behind sensor
R. Does the system emit
an audible tone when an
object is placed behind
the sensor in position R
and does not emit an
audible tone when an
the sensor in position L?
Sensor L has
malfunctioned. Return
Sensor R to its correct
position on the control
module. Replace Sensor
L with a new sensor.
Proceed to step 1 to
retest the system with the
new sensor installed.
The control module has

malfunctioned. Replace the
control module. Proceed to
step 1 to retest the system
with the new control module
installed.
Sensor CL is the suspect sensor. Unplug

Sensors CL & CR from the control module.
Plug the sensor marked CL into the control
module connector marked CR. Plug the
sensor marked CR into the control module
connector marked CL.

object behind sensor CL
CR. Does the system
emit an audible tone
when an object is placed
behind the sensor in
position CR and does not
position CL?
Sensor CL has
Sensor CR to its correct
CL with a new sensor.

installed.
Sensor CR is the suspect sensor. Unplug

Sensors CR & CL from the control module.
Plug the sensor marked CR into the control
module connector marked CL. Plug the
sensor marked CL into the control module
connector marked CR.

object behind sensor CR
CL. Does the system
position CL and does not
position CR?
Sensor CR has
Sensor CL to its correct
CR with a new sensor.

installed.
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DATE
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01/25/2007
SUBARU OF AMERICA
PAGE
19

Step
Check
Yes
No
Sensor R is the suspect sensor. Unplug

Sensors R & L from the control module. Plug
the sensor marked R into the control module
connector marked L. Plug the sensor marked
L into the control module connector marked
R.

object behind sensor R
and then behind sensor L.
Does the system emit an
the sensor in position L
and does not emit an
the sensor in position R?
Sensor R has
Sensor L to its correct
R with a new sensor.

installed.
10
The system emits three beeps when

activated. The three beeps indicate that two
sensors may not be working properly.
Determine the sensors that are not
module.
Stand behind each

sensor. The malfunctioning sensors will
not emit an audible tone.
Two sensors were found

not emitting an audible
tone when an object was
placed in front of them.
Proceed to step 11.

function check.
(Section 0)
11
Unplug one of the non-working sensors from

the control module. Unplug one of the
working sensors from the control module.
Connect the first sensor into the second
disconnected sensor connector. Connect the
second sensor into the first disconnected
sensor connector.

system. Stand behind
behind the swapped
sensors. Does the system
position 1 and does not
position 2?
Sensor 1 has
Sensor 2 to its correct
1 with a new sensor.

installed.
12
The system emits four beeps when

activated. The four beeps indicate that three
sensors may not be working properly.
Determine the sensors that are not
module.
Stand behind sensor. The

malfunctioning sensors
will not emit an audible
tone.
Three sensors were found

not emitting an audible
tone when an object was
placed in front of them.
The one sensor that
emitted an audible tone
shall be referred to as
Sensor 1. Proceed to
step 13.

function check.
(Section 0)
PART NUMBER
ISSUE
DATE
A007375INS
01/25/2007
SUBARU OF AMERICA
PAGE
20

Step
Check
Yes
No
13
Disconnect all sensor connectors from the

Control Module. Plug Sensor 1 into the first
non-working connector on the control module. vehicle and place an
object in front of Sensor
1. Does the system emit
object is placed in front of
Sensor 1?
The sensor has

malfunctioned. Reconnect
sensor 1 to its proper
location and replace the
malfunctioning sensor
with a new one. Proceed
to step 14.

installed.
14
Plug Sensor 1 into the second non-working

connector on the control module.

Sensor 1?
The sensor has

to step 15.

installed.
15
Plug Sensor 1 into the third non-working

connector on the control module.

Sensor 1?
The sensor has

to step 1.

installed.
16
When activated, the system emits 5 beeps.

The five beeps indicate that there are
problems with all four sensors of the system.
The control module may

be the cause of the
system malfunction.
Replace the control
module and connect all
sensors to the correct
connectors. Power up the
system and verify that the
system no longer emits 5
b e e p s.
The system no longer

emits 5 beeps, indicating
that the control module
malfunctioned. Proceed
to step 1.
The system still emits 5

beeps after the control
module was replaced and all
sensors were connected. All
of the sensors are
malfunctioning. Replace all
sensors and proceed to
step1.
PART NUMBER
ISSUE
DATE
A007375INS
01/25/2007
SUBARU OF AMERICA
PAGE
21

Section 3 - The system emits a constant tone
Step
C heck
Yes
No

key to the run posi ti on. D o not start the
engi ne. Step on the brake and shi ft the

constant tone?
Proceed to Step 2.
C onti nue System Functi on

C heck.
(Secti on 0)
Veri fy that there are no objects on the ground

behi nd the vehi cle.
Are there objects on the

ground behi nd the
vehi cle?
Remove objects.
Proceed to Step 1.
Proceed to Step 3.
C heck i f the vehi cle has a trai ler hi tch.
D oes the vehi cle have a

trai ler hi tch wi th anythi ng
i nstalled (i .e. bi ke rack,
trai ler adapter, ball mount
etc.)
The trai ler hi tch

attachment i s causi ng the
system to emi t a constant
tone. The user should turn
the speaker off i n thi s
condi ti on or remove the
attachment.
The vehi cle does not have a

trai ler hi tch or any
attachments. Replace the
Step 1.
NOTE: On vehicles equipped with a trailer hitch, the ball mount assembly should be stowed in the vehicle when
unused.
PART NUMBER
ISSUE
DATE
A007375INS
01/25/2007
SUBARU OF AMERICA
PAGE
22
128-7908B
DESCRIPTION:
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
08 TRIBECA BACKUP SENSOR LOCATIONS
NOTE: Pre-marked locations are most visible in bright light and/or with the vehicle elevated such that the bumper
is at eye level.
To work properly, the back-up sensors must be located at the pre-marked locations on the bumper. Use the
illustration and sensor location chart to identify the four pre-marked sensor drilling locations.
The four pre-marked sensor drilling locations are visible as a 2mm untextured circles (or dots) on the bumpers
textured surface.
The illustration below shows the approximate locations of the four 2mm untextured circles with a detail view of
location L.
Once the four locations have been identified, carefully follow the procedure described in the installation guide.
CL
CR
Detail veiw of
location L
Sensor Location Chart

Description
L
Distance from Center of Bumper (Horizontal)
602mm
Distance from Center of Reflector (Vertical)
104mm
Distance from Bumper Center Line (Vertical)
132mm
CL
279mm
104mm
132mm
CR
279mm
104mm
132mm
R
602mm
104mm
132mm
128-8053
DATE
04/16 /2007
SUBARU OF AMERICA
PAGE
1 of 1
SUBARU
Installation
instructions
Part Number:
J101SFGOOOXX
Description: ImprezaBody Side Molding
KIT CONTENTS
INSTALLATIONTEMPLATEFRONTDOOR
INSTALLATIONTEMPLATEREARDOOR
BODY SIDE MOLDING PASS SIDE FA
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BODY SIDE MOLDING DRIVER SIDE FR
rn
INSTALLATION
BODY SIDE MOLDINGDRIVERSIDE RR
INSTRUCTIONS
ill
BODY SIDE MOLDING PASS SIDE RR
TOOLS REQUIRED
MASKING TAPE
RUBBER ROLLER
Clean installation area with a clean
rag dampened
Part number
J101SFGOOOXX
Date
04-06-07
with a solution mix of 50/50 isopropyl alcohol and water.
Subaru of America
Page
1/2
1of2
BODY SIDE MOLDING INSTALLATION
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Tape front and rear door body side molding, location templates
into place as shown.
Remove liners from backside of Body Side Molding and

place into location as shown.
Using a rubber roller, apply firm, even pressure across the

Body Side Molding to adhere to vehicle.
Repeat steps #1 thru #4 for the passenger side.
Part number
J101SFGOOOXX
Date
04-06-07
Subaru of America
Page
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SUBARU
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
PART NUMBER:
E7710AS109
DESCRIPTION:

MADE IN HUNGARY
TOOLS REQUIRED
PARTS INCLUDE
1. Rear Bumper Molding
2. Alcohol Swab
3. Installation Instructions
Qty. 4
Qty. 2
Qty. 1
Heat Gun
Measuring Tape
Grease Pencil
Cloth
2004- IMPREZA ALL MODELS
2003- BAJA
2003-2005 FORESTER (PAINTED BUMPERS ONLY)
2006-2008 FORESTER (REAR BUMPER ONLY)

2009- FORESTER (REAR BUMPER ONLY)
2000-2004 LEGACY SEDAN AND

OUTBACK SEDAN
2005- LEGACY WAGON AND
OUTBACK WAGON
2008- LEGACY SEDAN
2006- B9 TRIBECA
2008- B9 TRIBECA
(FRONT BUMPER ONLY)
It is recommended that this product be installed by a trained Subaru Technician at your local
Subaru dealer. If you intend to install this product and you feel that additional detailed instructions
might be of benefit to you, please contact your local Subaru dealer for more detailed installation instructions.
22/10/07
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PRE-INSTALLATION NOTES
1. Be careful not to scratch the vehicle body or bumpers during installation.
2. Do not wash vehicle for 24 hours following installation of the bumper molding.
3. Areas of application must be prepared for proper adhesion of the mounting tape. The
surface must be clean, dry, oil and wax free.
4. If the temperature is below 60 F (15 C), heat the double sided tape and the bumper surface
to a temperature of 80 F (27 C).
5. Not to be used on unpainted bumpers.
6. Review installation instruction thoroughly prior to installation.
INSTALLATION STEPS
1. Clean area of application using alcohol swab.
2. Measure with a measuring tape and mark using a grease pencil.
3. Center bumper molding and mark using a grease pencil.
4. Without removing red tape liner, check positioning on bumper.
5. Remove half-round and top strip red tape liner.
6. Peel back 1"(2.5cm) to 2"(5cm) of bottom red tape liner from each end and fold down as
shown.
7. Position bumper molding between the grease pencil marks.
8. Peel remaining red liner from behind the bumper molding and press firmly onto surface for 10
seconds.
APPLICATION
2004 to 2005 - Impreza all models
2006 to Current - Impreza all models (Rear Bumper Only)
2003 to 2005 - Forester (Painted Bumper Only)
2006-2008, 2009 to Current - Forester all models(Rear Bumper Only)
2000 to 2004 - Legacy Sedan, Wagon and Outback Sedan
2008 to Current - Legacy Sedan (Front Bumper Only)
2005 to Current - Legacy and Outback Wagon
2006 to Current - B9 Tribeca
2006- B9 Tribeca
14.0"
(34.0cm)
2.19"
(5.5cm)
0.38
(6.0cm)
10.25"
(26.0cm)
2008- B9 Tribeca
2.75"
(7.0cm)
0.8
(2.0cm)
2.35
(6.0cm)
ALIGN
TO EDGE
9.65
(24.5cm)
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2004-2005 IMPREZA ALL MODELS

10"
(25cm)
0.5"
(1.3cm)
2
(5cm)
8.25"
(21cm)
(Rear Bumper Only)
10"
(25cm)
2
(5cm)
2008 - IMPREZA ALL MODELS

7.5
(19.0cm)
2.0"
(5.0cm)
5.9
(15.0cm)
7.25
(18.5cm)
0.35
(0.8cm)
2003-2005 FORESTER
(Painted Bumpers Only)
10"
(25cm)
0.5"
(1.3cm)
3.5"
(9cm)
7.5"
(18cm)
2006-2008 FORESTER
(Rear Bumper Only)
2009- FORESTER (Rear Bumper Only)
10"
(25cm)
ALIGN
TO EDGE
3.5"
(9cm)
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1.0"
(2.5cm)
3.3"
(8.5cm)
2000-2004 LEGACY SEDAN AND OUTBACK SEDAN

0.5"
(1.3cm)
14.5"
(37cm)
2.5"
(6.5cm)
8.25"
(21cm)
2000-2004 LEGACY WAGON

14.5"
(37cm)
0.5"
(1.3cm)
2.5"
(6.5cm)
8.25"
(21cm)
2005- LEGACY AND OUTBACK WAGON

0.5"
(1.3cm)
13.5"
(34cm)
2.5"
(6.5cm)
4.25"
(11cm)
7.5"
(18cm)
2008- OUTBACK WAGON

0.55"
(1.3 cm)
13.5"
(34cm)
2.5"
(6.5cm)
7.0"
(175 cm)
4.25"
(11cm)
2003- BAJA
2008- Legacy Sedan (Front Bumper Only)
(Rear Bumper Only)
1"
(2.5cm)
21.5"
(54.6cm)
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1.5"
(3.8 cm)
SUBARU
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
PART NUMBER:
E7710AS108
DESCRIPTION:

MADE IN HUNGARY
TOOLS REQUIRED
PARTS INCLUDE
1. Rear Bumper Molding
2. Alcohol Swab
3. Installation Instructions
Qty. 4
Qty. 2
Qty. 1
Heat Gun
Measuring Tape
Grease Pencil
Cloth
2003- BAJA
2003-2005 FORESTER (PAINTED BUMPERS ONLY)
2006 FORESTER (REAR BUMPER ONLY)
2000-2004 LEGACY SEDAN AND

OUTBACK SEDAN
2005- LEGACY WAGON AND
OUTBACK WAGON
2008- LEGACY SEDAN
2006- B9 TRIBECA
2008- B9 TRIBECA
(FRONT BUMPER ONLY)
It is recommended that this product be installed by a trained Subaru Technician at your local
Subaru dealer. If you intend to install this product and you feel that additional detailed instructions
might be of benefit to you, please contact your local Subaru dealer for more detailed installation instructions.
03/06/07
Pg1
PRE-INSTALLATION NOTES
1. Be careful not to scratch the vehicle body or bumpers during installation.
2. Do not wash vehicle for 24 hours following installation of the bumper molding.
3. Areas of application must be prepared for proper adhesion of the mounting tape. The
surface must be clean, dry, oil and wax free.
4. If the temperature is below 60 F (15 C), heat the double sided tape and the bumper surface
to a temperature of 80 F (27 C).
5. Not to be used on unpainted bumpers.
6. Review installation instruction thoroughly prior to installation.
INSTALLATION STEPS
1. Clean area of application using alcohol swab.
2. Measure with a measuring tape and mark using a grease pencil.
3. Center bumper molding and mark using a grease pencil.
4. Without removing red tape liner, check positioning on bumper.
5. Remove half-round and top strip red tape liner.
6. Peel back 1"(2.5cm) to 2"(5cm) of bottom red tape liner from each end and fold down as
shown.
7. Position bumper molding between the grease pencil marks.
8. Peel remaining red liner from behind the bumper molding and press firmly onto surface for 10
seconds.
APPLICATION
2004 to 2005 - Impreza all models
2006 to Current - Impreza all models (Rear Bumper Only)
2003 to 2005 - Forester (Painted Bumper Only)
2006 to Current - Forester all models(Rear Bumper Only)
2000 to 2004 - Legacy Sedan, Wagon and Outback Sedan
2008 to Current - Legacy Sedan (Front Bumper Only)
2005 to Current - Legacy and Outback Wagon
2006 to Current - B9 Tribeca
2006- B9 Tribeca
14.0"
(34.0cm)
2.19"
(5.5cm)
0.38
(6.0cm)
10.25"
(26.0cm)
2008- B9 Tribeca
2.75"
(7.0cm)
0.8
(2.0cm)
2.35
(6.0cm)
ALIGN
TO EDGE
9.65
(24.5cm)
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2004-2005 IMPREZA ALL MODELS

10"
(25cm)
0.5"
(1.3cm)
2
(5cm)
8.25"
(21cm)
2006- IMPREZA ALL MODELS (Rear Bumper Only)

10"
(25cm)
2
(5cm)
2008 - IMPREZA ALL MODELS

7.5
(19.0cm)
2.0"
(5.0cm)
5.9
(15.0cm)
0.35
(0.8cm)
7.25
(18.5cm)
2003-2005 FORESTER (Painted Bumpers Only)

10"
(25cm)
0.5"
(1.3cm)
3.5"
(9cm)
7.5"
(18cm)
2006- FORESTER (Rear Bumper Only)

10"
(25cm)
3.5"
(9cm)
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2000-2004 LEGACY SEDAN AND OUTBACK SEDAN

0.5"
(1.3cm)
14.5"
(37cm)
2.5"
(6.5cm)
8.25"
(21cm)
2000-2004 LEGACY WAGON

14.5"
(37cm)
0.5"
(1.3cm)
2.5"
(6.5cm)
8.25"
(21cm)
2005- LEGACY AND OUTBACK WAGON

0.5"
(1.3cm)
13.5"
(34cm)
2.5"
(6.5cm)
4.25"
(11cm)
7.5"
(18cm)
2008- OUTBACK WAGON

0.55"
(1.3 cm)
13.5"
(34cm)
2.5"
(6.5cm)
7.0"
(175 cm)
4.25"
(11cm)
2003- BAJA (Rear Bumper Only)
2008- Legacy Sedan (Front Bumper Only)

1"
(2.5cm)
21.5"
(54.6cm)
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1.5"
(3.8 cm)
E771SFG000
PART NUMBER:
BUMPER COVER IMPREZA
DESCRIPTION:
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
A KIT CONTENTS
BUMPER COVER
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
TOOLS REQUIRED
CLEAN CLOTH
100% (RUBBING)ALCOHOL
DRYER
MEANING OF CHARACTERS
T
: REMOVE
: INSTALL
: TIGHTEN
: LOOSEN
: DISCONNECT
: DISCARD
: CONNECT
: LOCATION OF CLIP
OR SCREW
: RE USE
NOTE:
DO NOT WASH THE VEHICLE FOR 24 HOURS FOLLOWING INSTALLATION OF BUMPER COVER.
IF BUMPER COVER REQUIRES CLEANING AFTER INSTALLATION, WIPE WITH A SOFT CLOTH OR SPONGE
AND MILD SOAP AND WIPE THOROUGHLY WITH A DRY CLOTH. DO NOT USE GASOLINE, THINNER, ACID,
ALKALI OR OTHER SOLVENT BASED PRODUCTS.
IF THE TEMPERATURE IS BELOW 60 F (15 C), HEAT THE DOUBLE SIDED TAPE AND BUMPER SURFACE
TO A TEMPERATURE OF 80 F (27 C).
BUMPER COVER SHOULD BE INSTALLED ON THE BUMPER WITHIN 5 MINUTES OF PARTING PAPER REMOVAL.
PART NUMBER
E771SFG000
ISSUE
01
DATE
10/31/2007
SUBARU OF AMERICA
PAGE
1/2
SPN0000075
NOTE:
CLEAN ANY DIRT, OIL OR WAX FROM ATTACHING AREA
OF BUMPER WITH A CLEAN CLOTH AND 100% ALCOHOL.
NOTE:
IF THE TEMPERATURE IS BELOW 60 F (15 C), HEAT
THE DOUBLE SIDED TAPE AND BUMPER SURFACE TO A
TEMPERATURE OF 80 F (27 C)
20
20
DIMPLES
DIMPLES
NOTE:
PLACE THE BUMPER COVER ONTO THE BUMPER AND PERFORM A
TRIAL FIT BEFORE REMOVING ADHESIVE BACKING. ALIGN
TRIANGLE MARKS ON BUMPER (UNDER GASKET) TO DIMPLES ON
BUMPER COVER (200 MM FROM CENTERLINE). ON STI MODELS,
BUMPER PREMARKINGS MAY NOT BE PRESENT. ON THOSE
MODELS, ALIGN THE BUMPER COVER RIBS WITH RIBS ON
INTERIOR TRIM PANEL.
NOTE:
WITH BUMPER COVER ALIGNED IN FINAL POSITION
PER STEP #3, CAREFULLY REMOVE ADHESIVE BACKING
IN THE ORDER SHOWN ABOVE.
10 SECONDS
NOTE:
AFTER ATTACHING BUMPER COVER TO BUMPER, PRESSURE
MUST BE APPLIED ALONG ENTIRE PART FOR 10 SECS. TO
ENSURE PROPER ADHESION.
PART NUMBER
E771SFG000
ISSUE
01
DATE
10/31/2007
SUBARU OF AMERICA
PAGE
2/2
SPN0000075
Sedan
M001SFG500
5 Door
M001SFG800
CAR COVER
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
PACKAGE CONTENTS: CAR COVER (QTY. 1)
Unfold car cover from front to back.
Open car cover outward. Apply side mirror pockets.
Unfold and secure car cover over the front end of car.
a. Unfold and secure car cover over the rear end of car.
Make sure bottom edge of cover is secure all around.
a. Make sure car is clean and dry.

b. Remove Antenna.
b. Make sure clear plastic rear license plate window

is completely unfolded before
pulling down on the car cover.
REMOVING YOUR CAR COVER
10
11
CLEANING YOUR CAR COVER
HAND WASHING
HAND WASH WITH MILD DETERGENT AND RINSE WITH PLENTY OF WATER
TO REMOVE SOAP RESIDUE. AIR DRY ONLY. DO NOT MACHINE DRY.
MACHINE WASHING
USE FRONT LOADING LAUNDROMAT STYLE WASHING MAHINE ONLY. USE MILD
DETERGENT AND DOUBLE RINSE TO TAKE OUT SOAP RESIDUE COMPLETELY.
AIR DRY ONLY. DO NOT USE MACHINE DRYER.
Sedan
M001SFG500
5 Door
M001SFG800
CAR COVER
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
PACKAGE CONTENTS: CAR COVER (QTY. 1)
a. Unfold and secure car cover over the rear end of car.
a. Make sure car is clean and dry.

b. Remove Antenna.
b. Make sure clear plastic rear license plate window

is completely unfolded before
pulling down on the car cover.
10
11
HAND WASHING
MACHINE WASHING
CAR COVER
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
TRIBECA
M001SXA100
PACKAGE CONTENTS:
CAR COVER (QTY. 1)
Make sure car is clean and dry.
Unfold and secure car cover over the rear end of car.
10
11
HAND WASHING
MACHINE WASHING
PART NUMBER:
DESCRIPTION:
E361SAG200
Roof Mounted Cargo
Box (16 cu. ft.)
A
Kit Contents:
Bracket
4x
Cargo Box
Plate
4x
Quick-Mount
Bracket
4x
1x
Sealant Decals
1x
Installation Instructions
1x
Knob
8x
Washer
8x
Carriage
Bolt
8x
Pads
8x
K
Strap
2x
Key
2x
Meaning of characters:
Open or close
Install
Move
WARNING: DO NOT EXCEED THE WEIGHT LIMIT OF YOUR ROOF RACK
Cargo Box
29lbs.
(17.7 kg)
Part Number
E361SAG200
Issue
Total Must be
less than or
equal to the
rack weight
limit specified
in the vehicle
owners manual
Cargo Box
contents
Date
9/7/06
Subaru of America
Page
1 of 5
DRAWING # A006788INS
GUIDELINES:
When using carriers and accessories, the user must understand the precautions. The points listed below will assist you in using the rack system and will
encourage safety.
Do not carry more than 45 kg (100 lbs.) in the box. Loads that exceed this limit
are not covered by the warranty.
Do not exceed the weight limit of your roof rack. Total load = cargo weight
plus luggage box (29lbs.) used to carry cargo.
Make sure all knobs, bolts and locks are firmly attached, tightened and locked
before every trip. Knobs, bolts and locks must be periodically inspected for
signs of wear, corrosion and fatigue.Check your load at stops during the trip
to ensure continued fastening security.
Be aware of the width and height of your cargo since low clearance
brances,bridges, and parking garages can damage the load. All cargo will
affect the vehicles driving behavior. Never drive with any lock, knob, or rack
in an open, unlocked or loose position.
To prevent damage to your cargo box and/or vehicle remove your box before
entering automatic car washes.
All locks must be turned and moved periodically to ensure smooth operation.
Use graphite or similar dry lubricant to help this. The locks are designed to
deter vandalism and theft. Remove valuable gear if your vehicle is unattended
for an extended period. Place at least one key in the glove compartment.
Replacement keys are available through Thule direct at www.thuleracks.com
For safety to your vehicle and rack system, obey all posted speed limits and
traffic cautions. Adapt your speed to the conditions of the road and the load
being carried.
Do not use load carriers and accessories for purposes other than those for
which they were designed. Do not exceed their carrying capacity. Failure to
follow these guidelines or the products instructions will void the warranty.
Consult with your dealer if you have any questions regarding the operations
and limits of these products. Review all instructions and warranty information
carefully.
(2 of 5)
BEFORE YOU BEGIN . . . Please read the assembly instructions carefully. Make sure all parts
are included in the package. Assemble step by step.
1.
FRONT
OF BOX
If necessary, adjust the distance between the load

bars to match the pattern of the ready-drilled holes
in the roof box. The maximum possible distance
between the load bars should be used.
Note: For Outback models, use

mounting locations (A) and
(C). For all other Subaru
models, use mounting
locations (A) and (B).
2.
Place adhesive pads on plate and Quick-Mount bracket to protect crossbar finish and provide shock dampening of
mounts.
(3 of 5)
3.
Open box. Assemble hardware into box following

diagrams, using selected
holes. Cover unused holes
with sealant decals. For
ease of assembly, mounting hardware may be
installed before placing
box on vehicle.
4.
Tighten knobs evenly.
Swing the Quick-Mount bracket into place under the

crossbar and engage with carriage bolt head at each
position.
Note: To remove box do not fully remove

Quick-Mount hardware. Simply loosen
enough to disengage Quick-Mount
bracket.
5.
Place adhesive pads on plate and
Quick-Mount bracket to protect
crossbar finish and provide shock
dampening of mounts.
(4 of 5)
6.
Insert the straps through the eyes of
the brackets. Loads must be secured
with the help of straps to prevent
them from sliding. Fastenings should
be checked at regular intervals.
7.
Make sure that loads are evenly distributed inside
the roof box. Do not exceed the maximum permitted load for the roof as recommended by the vehicle manufacturer. Do not exceed the maximum
recommended weight for the rack system.
= 100lbs. (45 kg) max.
8.
LOCK
UNLOCKING/LOCKING THE BOX
Unlocking: Using the key attached to the inside of
your box, insert and turn clockwise at
locking points. Depress the button in
the center of the locks while lifting
the lid of the box.
Locking:
Press down the lid in most cases
there will be an audible click. Assure
latching by attempting to lift the lid.
For maximum security, lock the box
and remove the key while not in use.
OPEN
CLOSED
(5 of 5)
PART NUMBER: F551SFG000
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
DESCRIPTION: SIDE NETS
KIT CONTENTS:
2X
D
PASSENGER SIDE
DRIVER SIDE
2X
TOOLS REQUIRED:
: Remove
: Tightening Torque
: Install
: Loosen
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
: Location of pre-arranged mark
: Recyclable
: Driver side rear cargo area

: View
: Passenger side rear cargo area
PART NUMBER
F551SFG000
5INS070520SU
ISSUE
01
DATE
4/16/07
SUBARU OF AMERICA
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Note: Drivers side assembly.
Note: Drivers side net is larger than the Passengers

side net.
Note: Installation operation identical for opposite side

of the vehicle.
PART NUMBER
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5INS070520SU
ISSUE
01
DATE
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OPMERKING
Gelieve deze handleiding steeds bij Uw instructieboekje te bewaren
* De maximaal toelaatbare belasting bedraagt 80 kg (inclusief het gewicht van
de bagagedrager: 5 kg). Raadpleeg Uw instructieboekje voor de maximale
dakbelasting van Uw auto. Overschrijd deze limiet niet.
Maak de lading stevig vast, zodat deze niet los kan raken en schade kan
veroorzaken. Zorg ervoor dat de lading niet zijdelings of in de rijrichting kan
verschuiven.
Wanneer de bagagedrager beladen wordt, zorgt u er dan voor dat het gewicht van
de last gelijkmatig verdeeld is. Hou het zwaartepunt van de last zo laag mogelijk.
Wanneer kleine, zware lasten vervoerd moeten worden, raden wij u aan deze aan
1 zijde van de draagstang te plaatsen, en niet in het midden.
De bagage mag niet over de wagenomtrek reiken, dit om het verkeer niet te
hinderen.
Gelieve voor jedere rit alle bevestigingspunten te controleren. Controleer ook of
te lading goed werd vastgemaakt.
Stop even na een korte rit om moer- en vooral voetbevestigingen van de bagagedrager te controleren. Doe dit steeds vooraleer te rijden met een gemonteerde
bagagedrager.
Het is mogelijk dat de lak onder de dakplaten na verloop van tijd iets matter wordt.
Om dit te voorkomen dient zowel dak als drager vrij te zijn van stof en vuil,
voordat er geplaatst wordt. Bij langduring gebruik is het aan te bevelen op de
bevestigingsplaatsen dak en drager regelmatig goed schoon te maken.
Gelieve rekening te houden met het veranderde rijgedrag van de wagen (door
zijwindgevoeligheid, bij bochten en remmen) wanneer u een wagen met gemonteerde
(beladen) bagagedrager bestuurt.
Voor de veiligheid van andere weggebr uikers en om de luchtweerstand te
verminderen wordt de bagagedrager best gedemonteerd wanneer hij niet gebruikt
wordt.
Veiligheidstip
Dit model dakdrager is speciaal voor Uw auto ontwikkeld, bij inruil dient meestal
een andere drager toegepast te worden. Raadpleeg hierover Uw leverancier.
Testrapporten uit de autoindustrie en vakbladen tonen aan dat wanneer voorwerpen
met een groot oppervlak worden vervoerd (bv. surfplank, ski-/transportbox) het
dak van de wagen extra belast wordt wegens een sterk verhoogde
luchtweerstand.Wanneer u een windsurfplank vervoert, moet de punt van de
boeg naar beneden wijzen.
Het rijgedrag van de wagen verandert eveneens; daarom is het raadzaam uw
snelheid aan te passen.
Stuur de wagen niet door een carwash wanneer de allesdrager genstalleerd is.
De fabrikant is niet aansprakelijk voor schade onststaan door een niet juist
gemonteerde drager en accessoires.
LET OP!
Het is mogelijk dat U windgeruis hoort als U deze dakdrager gebruikt. Plaats
daarom alleen als U iets te vervoeren heef de dakdrager op het dak.
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AVISO:
Guarde estas instrucciones de montaje junto con los documentos del automvil.
Tenga en cuenta los siguientes puntos:
* La carga mxima permitida es de 80 kg (peso del portaequipajes incluido, 5
kg). No sobrepase el peso indicado. Asegrese consultando el libro de
instrucciones del sitio adecuado para montar el portaequipajes y de la carga
admitida.
E3610FG500
Amarre bien la carga para remidiar que se afloje y cause daos. Tenga cuidado
que no se desvie hacia los lados.
Considere que la carga debe estar repartida proporcionalmente encima del techo
y que el punto de gravedad sea lo ms bajo posible.
No situe nunca pegueas demasiado pesadas cargas en el centro del
portaequipajes sino en una parte del mismo. Est prohibido que los bultos
sobresalgan del contorno del vehculo, de manera que puedan perjudicar el
trfico.
LASTENTRGER
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TAAKKATELINE
LOAD CARRIER
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ALLESDRAGER
LASTHLLARE
PORTAEQUIPAJES
PORTE-TOUT
MONTAGEANLEITUNG
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ASENNUSOHJEET
FITTING INSTRUCTIONS
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MONTAGEVOORSCHRIFT
MONTERINGSANVISNING
INSTRUCCIONES DE MONTAJE
INSTRUCTIONS DE MONTAGE
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GB/USA
Antes de emprender el viaje, asegrese de la correcta fijacin de los bultos

segn las instrucciones.
Controle despus de un corto recorrido el acoplamiento de los tornillos y sobre
todo de los soportes. Este control se debe hacer antes de cualquier viaje.
Existe la posibilidad que la pintura debajo de los soportes se corroa. Para
evitarlo, le recomendamos que limpie el techo de polvo y suciedad antes de
colocar las barras, as como quitarlas cada cierto tiempo para limpiar las reas
donde los pies estan situados.
Observe que la conduccin no ser la misma cuando conduzca con barras de
carga y sobre todo con carga sobre estas (la resistencia del aire en las partes
laterales al tomar las curvas, la distancia de frenado, etc. ser diferente a lo
normal). Por motivos de seguridad ante los dems usuarios y para reducir la
resistencia del aire deber desmontar las barras del techo si no van a ser
utilizadas.
GB/USA
Consejo para su seguridad

IMPORTANTE: Este portaequipajes est especialmente diseado para su vehculo.
Por favor, controle qu barras necesita si cambia de coche.
Segn informes de la industria automovilstica y de revistas tcnicas la capacidad
de carga del techo del automvil transportando por ejemplo tablas de navegacin,
cajas de transporte, etc. es ms baja debido a la fuerte resistencia del aire. (En
el transporte de una tabla de navegacin se debe poner la parte doblada hacia
abajo.)
Es recomendable adaptar la velocidad a estas circunstancias.
El coche no debe pasar por el tren de lavado con el portaequipajes montado.
El fabricante no se responsabiliza de los daos causados por un montaje
incorrecto del portaequipajes y dems accesorios.
NOTA:
La instalacin de este portaequipajes comportar un incremento del ruido del
viento en el vehculo. Si el nivel sonoro producido fuera molesto, el
portaequipajes debera desmontarse e instalarse solamente cuando se
tenga que transportar algn objeto.
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HUOMAUTUKSIA
Silyt nm asennusohjeet auton asiakirjojen kanssa.
Huomioi seuraavat seikat:
* Suurin sallittu kuorma on 80 kg (sis. telineen paino: 5 kg). l ylit tt
rajaa. Tarkista auton ohjekirjasta taakkatelineen sijainti sek suurin sallittu
kattokuorma. (Tarkista mys mahdollinen oheistettu lislehti koskien sallittua
kattokuormaa).
Kiinnit kuorma niin, ett se ei irtoa eik aiheuta vaurioita. Ole tarkka
kiinnittesssi kuormaa, ett se ei siirry pituus- eik sivusuuntaan.
Kiinnit huomiota siihen, ett kuorma on jaettu mahdollisimman tasaisesti ja ett
painopiste on mahdollisimman alhaalla. Kun kuljetat pieni, hyvin painavia kuormia
on ne sijoitettava kannatinkiskon toiselle puolelle eik sen keskelle.
Liikenneturvallisuussyist kuorma ei saa ylitt auton leveytt.
Tarkista ennen liikkelle lht ett kaikki telineet ja lisvarusteet on kiinnitetty
ohjeiden mukaan. Tarkista mys ett kuorma on kunnolla kiinnitetty.
Pyshdy lyhyen ajomatkan jlkeen tarkistamaan ett kaikki ruuvit ja erityisesti
jalkalevyt ovat tukevasti paikallaan. Tarkista sen jlkeen aina ennen seuraavaa
liikkeellelht.
On olemassa vaara ett lakkaus himmenee jalkalevyjen kohdalla. Tmn
vlttmiseksi suosittelemme ett katto puhdistetaan plyst ja liasta ennen
asennusta sek ett taakkateline irroitetaan aika ajoin katon puhdistusta varten.
Huomioi ett ajo-ominaisuudet muuttuvat ajettaessa taakkatelineill etenkin
kuormattuna (sivutuulialttius, kaarre- ja jarrutusolosuhteet). Muiden tienkyttjien
turvallisuussyist sek polttoainekulutuksen johdosta on taakkatelineet irrotettava
kun ne eivt ole kytss.
DIN 75302 / ISO 11154-1
Impreza 2007->
Purjelaudan kuljetuksessa tulee kyra p olla suunnattu eteenpin ja alas.

Auton ajo-ominaisuudet muuttuvat myskin - joten suosittelemme nopeuden
rajoittamista.l kyt autoa pikapesussa kun taakkateline on asennettuna.
Valmistaja ei vastaa virheellisen telineen tai listarvikkeen asennuksen
aiheuttamista vahingoista.
HUOM:
Kun teline on asennettu ajoneuvoon voi esiinty lisntynyt ajoviiman
aiheuttamaa suhinaa. Jos meteli on epmiellyttv, tulisi teline irroittaa ja
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asennettava
uudelleen, vasta kun sit tarvitaan varsinaiseen kuljetukseen.
0701 151535-1
Neuvoja oman turvallisuuden takia

TRKET: Tm taakkateline on suunniteltu Sinun automalliisi. Kysy siksi, kun
vaihdat autoa, jlleenmyyjlt tarvittavaa taakkatelinett. Autoteollosuuden ja
alan lehdistn testitulokset osoittavat ett auton kattoon kohdistuu lisrasitusta
kun kuljetetaan suuria tai pitki esineit (esim. purjelautoja, suksi-/
kuljetuslaatikoita) suuresti lisntyvn ilmavastuksen johdosta.
IMPREZA-3A-2023
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WICHTIG!
Vor Erstgebrauch lesen.
Montage nur nach dieser Vorlage durchfhren.
Vorlage im Fahrzeug mitfhren.
Wir empfehlen nicht schneller als richtgewindigkeit 130 km/h zu fahren.
Zu montage und Anwendung diese Montageanleitung sehr genau durch lesen.
Bei eventuellen Unklarheiten bitten wir Sie, sich mit Ihrem Hndler, fr weitere Informationen, in Verbindung zu setzen
GB/USA IMPORTANT!
FIN
NL
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ANMERKUNGEN
Diese Montageanleitung zusammen mit den Fahrzeugpapieren aufbewahren.
Folgende Punkte beachten:
*Die hchste Belastung ist 80 kg (einschl. Gewicht des Lastentrgers, 5 kg). Dieses Gewicht
darf nicht berschritten werden. Im Instruktionsbuch den Montageplatz des Lastentrgers
und die hchste zugelassene Dachlast des Autos kontrollieren. (Eventuell das beigefgte
Extrablatt fr zugelassene Dachlast kontrollieren.)
Read these instructions carefully before using the product for the first time.
Fit the rack using these instructions only.
Keep instructions in car.
Do not drive faster than 130 km/h (80 mph) with load.
Do not assemble or use this product unless you have understood the fitting instruction.
If you have any questions, please contact your local dealer for further information.
Die Last ordentlich verankern, damit diese sich nicht lockern und eventuelle Schden verursachen
kann. Aufpassen, da sich die Last in Fahrtrichtung und seitlich nicht verschieben kann.
Die Last gleichmig auf dem Lastentrger verteilen und der Schwerpunkt soll so niedrig wie
mglich sein. Kleine und sehr schwere Lasten nie in der Mitte des Lastentrgers anbringen, sondern
nur auf die eine Seite des Trgers.
Auf Grund der Verkehrssicherheitsvorschriften darf die Last nicht ber die Auenseiten des Autos
hervorragen.
VIKTIGT!
Ls igenom anvisningen noggrant innan produkten tas i bruk.
Montera endast enligt denna beskrivning.
Monteringsanvisningen skall medfras i bilen.
Vi rekommenderar att inte verskrida 130 km/h med last.
Montera och anvnd inte produkten frrn du har frsttt monteringsanvisningen.
Vid eventuella oklarheter, kontakta terfrsljaren.
Vor der Fahrt, alle Befestigungsanordnungen genau kontrollieren, ob diese gem den Vorschriften
fixiert sind. Kontrolliere ebenfalls die Verankerung der Last, diese mu ordentlich ausgefhrt sein.
Nach einer kurzen Fahrstrecke die Fahrt unterbrechen und dann alle Schraubverbindungen und
besonders die Befestigung der Fusttze kontrollieren. Diese Kontrolle soll vor jeder Fahrt
durchgefhrt werden.
IMPORTANT!
A lire soigneusement avant la premire utilisation.
Pour le montage, se conformer strictement aux prsentes instructions.
Les instructions doivent ncessairement se trouver dans le vhicule.
Ne pas dpasser 130 km/h avec charge sur le toit.
Ne pas assembler et ne pas utiliser le produit avant de lire les instructions de montage.
Prendre contact avec le fournisseur lors de problmes ventuels.
TRKE!
Luettava ennen ensimmist kyttnottoa.
Asennus vain tmn ohjeen mukaan.
Pidettv mukana ajoneuvossa.
l kuormalla ylit 130 km/h nopeutta.
l asenna lk kyt tuotetta ennen kuin olet ymmrtnyt asennusohjeet.
Ota yhteys jlleenmyyjn epselviss tapauksissa.
BELANGRIJK!
Voor gebruik goed doorlezen.
Montage alleen volgens dit voorbeeld uitvoeren.
Montagevoorschrift in de auto bewaren.
Niet harder dan 130 km/h rijden met lasten.
Dit produkt niet monteren en gebruiken voordat het montagevoorschrift geheel duidelijk is.
Wend U met eventuele vragen tot de plaatselijke dealer.
IMPORTANTE!
Leer antes del primer uso.
Realizar el montaje unicamente conforme a estas instrucciones.
Llevar las instrucciones en el vehculo.
No conducir a ms de 130 km/h con carga.
No monte o utilice este producto hasta que haya comprendido las instrucciones de montaje.
Si tiene alguna pregunta, por favor pongase en contacto con su distribuidor para ms informacin.
Abmattungen der Lackoberflche knnen in dem Bereich der Fuplattenauflagen auftreten. Um

dieses zu vermeiden, empfehlen wir vor jeder Montage des Lastentrgers zu kontrollieren, da die
Lastentrgerbefestigungspunkte frei von Staub und Schmutz sind. Bei lngerer Anwendung ist es
ratsam den Lastentrger in regelmssigen Zeitabstnden zu demontieren und reinigen.
Das vernderte Fahrverhalten mit montiertem Lastentrger beachten (Seitenwindempfindlichkeit,
Fahren in den Kurven und beim Einbremsen).
Mit Hinsicht auf die Verkehrssicherheitsvorschriften und Reduzierung des Luftwiderstandes, sollte
der Lastentrger nach Gebrauch demontiert werden.
Ratschlge fr Ihre eigene Sicherheit
WICHTIG: Dieser Lastentrger ist speziell fr Ihr Auto angepat. Bitte mit Ihrem Lieferanten kontrollieren welches Modell bentigt wird wenn Sie Ihren Wagen tauschen.
Aus Testberichten von der Autoindustrie und Fachzeitschriften geht hervor, da beim Transport von
verschiedenen Gegenstnden (z.B. Surfingbrettern, Transport-/Skiboxen) das Autodach noch mehr,
durch den stark auftretenden Luftwiderstand, belastet wird.
(Beim Transport vom Surfingbrett, soll das gebogene Ende in Fahrtrichtung, nach unten gerichtet
sein.)
Auch das Fahrverhalten des Autos wird beeintrchtigt - deshalb empfehlen wir, die Geschwindigkeit
den entsprechenden Verhltnissen anzupassen.
Das Auto nicht durch eine automatische Waschanlage mit montiertem Lastentrger fahren.
Der Hersteller reserviert sich gegen Schden, verursacht durch falsche Montage des Lastentrgers und den Zubehrteilen.
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REMARQUES
Veuillez conserver les instructions de montage avec vos documents de bord.
Veuillez considrer les points suivants:
* La charge admissible est de 80 kg (le poids du porte-bagages de 5 kg inclus). Ne surcharger
jamais. Contrler dans le manuel lendroit o le porte-bagages doit tre mont ainsi que le poids
maximum de charge utile permise. (Contrler aussi dans lannexe ventuelle de ces instructions
de montage le poids maximum de charge utile permise.)
Veuillez contrler tous les points de fixation avant chaque trajet. Veiller galement la bonne fixation de la
charge. Contrler la fixation des crous et des attaches du porte-bagages aprs un court trajet dessai.
Excuter ce contrle avant chaque dpart.
Une certaine usure de la peinture peut tre provoque lendroit o les plaques-supports reposent sur le
toit. Pour viter cela nous recommendons que le toit soit bien nettoy (poussirs et autres salets) avant
le montage du porte-bagages. Il est aussi recommend denlever le porte-bagages intervalles rguliers
pour nettoyer le toit.
Soyez conscient que le comportement de la voiture est diffrent (sensibilit au vent latral, tenue de route
en virage et freinage) lors de la conduite avec un porte-bagages mont (charg).
Afin dassurer la scurit des autres usagers de la route et dconomiser du carburant, il est conseill de
dmonter le porte-bagages quand il nest plus utilis.
80 Kg
KG
11 lbs
5 Kg
CAUTION NOTES
Please keep this installation manual with your car papers.
Please take the following points into account:
*Maximum permissible load is 80 kg/176 lbs(incl the weight of the load carrier, 5 kg/11 lbs).
Do not exceed this weight. Check in the appendix to these instructions and in the car
instruction manual to see where the load carrier should be fitted and to ascertain the
maximum permissible load.
Make sure to fasten the load so that it cannot come loose or cause damage. Be careful to secure the
load against movement in driving direction or sideway movements.
When using the load carrier, please make sure that the weight is evenly distributed and that the
centre of gravity of the load is kept as low as possible. If small, very heavy loads have to be carried,
please put them on one side of the bar and not in the middle.
The load must not protrude from the vehicle outline, in order not to endanger traffic.
Before driving, make sure that all fastening parts are fixed according to regulations. Please check
also that the load is fastened properly. Stop after a short drive to check all screw connections, and
especially the foot attachments, then check every time before driving.
There is some risk that the paint under these foot plates may fade. To avoid this, we recommend to
clean the roof from dust or dirt before attaching the load carrier and to remove the load carrier at
suitable intervals to clean the areas where the foot plates rest on the roof.
Please pay attention to the altered behaviour of the vehicle (due to sidewind sensitivity, when driving
in bends and when braking) when you drive a mounted (loaded) load carrier. To safeguard other road
users, and in order to reduce air resistance, the load carrier should be dismounted if it is not used.
Advice for your own security
IMPORTANT: This load carrier is especially designed for your car model. Please therefore check
with your retailer which type of load carrier is needed when changing your car.
Test reports from the automotive industry and trade journals prove that when objects with large
surfaces are transported, (eg. surfboards, ski/transport boxes) the roof of the vehicle will be additionally
strained due to the strongly increased air resistance. (When transporting a windsurfboard, the bow
should point downwards in the driving direction.)
The driving characteristics change as well; therefore we recommend you to adjust your speed
accordingly.
Do not put the car through an automatic car wash when the load carrier is mounted.
The manufacturer takes no responsibility for damage caused by an incorrectly fitted load
carrier.
NOTICE:
You may hear an increased level of wind noise or wind rush as a result of installing this rack
on your vehicle. If the noise level is objectionable, the rack should be removed and installed
only when utilized to transport something.
When you mount the load carrier only, please stick the spoilers on the specified position
in fig. 14.
BEMERKUNG:
Mit montiertem Lastentrger knnen Windgerusche entstehen. Wenn die Geruschbelstigung strend ist, empfehlen wir den Lastentrger bei Nichtbenutzung abzubauen.
Assurer-vous que la charge ne puisse pas se dgager ou causer des dgts. La charge ne doit pas pouvoir
se dplacer daucune direction.
Lors du chargement du porte-bagages, veiller ce que la charge soit rpartie uniformment. Le centre de
gravit de la charge doit se trouver le plus bas possible. En cas de petites charges trs lourdes, il est
conseill de les mettre dun ct de la barre au lieu de les mettre au milieu de la barre.
En aucun cas la charge ne peut dpasser le contour de la voiture afin de ne pas entraver la circulation.
176 lbs
GB/USA
Avis de securit
IMPORTANT: Ce porte-bagages est spcialement adapt votre voiture. En cas de changement du
modle de voiture, il faut contrler chez le vendeur quel type de porte-bagages est adquat.
Il rsulte de rapports dessai de lindustrie automobile et des revues professionnelles que, lorsque le portebagages est utilis pour le transport dobjets de grande surface (par exemple planche voile, skibox), les
forces sur le toit de la voiture augmentent cause de laugmentation de la rsistance dair. (Si vous
transportez une planche voile, le nez de la planche doit tre dirig vers le bas dans
la direction de conduite.)
La tenue de route de la voiture change galement; il est donc conseill dadapter votre
vitesse.
Ne conduiser pas la voiture dans un carwash quand le porte-bagages est install.
Le constructeur se dcharge de toute responsabilit en cas de dommages causs
par un porte-bagages et accessoires monts de faon non conformes aux
instructions de montage.
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ANMRKNINGAR
Frvara denna monteringsanvisning tillsammans med fordonshandlingarna.
Notera fljande punkter:
* Hgsta tilltna last r 80 kg (inkl lasthllarens vikt, 5 kg). verskrid inte denna vikt. Kontrollera i bilens instruktionsbok var lasthllaren skall monteras samt bilens tilltna taklast.
(Kontrollera ocks eventuellt bifogat extrablad fr tillten taklast).
Frankra lasten s att den inte kan lossna eller orsaka skada. Var noga med att surra lasten s att
den inte kan rra sig i ngon riktning.
Var noga med att lastens vikt blir jmnt frdelad p lasthllaren och att tyngdpunkten blir s lg som
mjligt. Vid transport av sm, mycket tunga laster skall dessa placeras p lastskenans ena sida och
inte p dess mitt.
Av trafikskerhetsskl fr lasten inte skjuta ut utanfr bilens utsidor.
Kontrollera fre frd att alla fstanordningar r fixerade enligt freskrift. Kontrollera ocks att lasten
r surrad ordentligt. Stanna efter en kort krstrcka och kontrollera att alla skruvfrband, och d
speciellt fotstden, sitter fast. Kontrollera drefter fre varje frd.
Viss risk freligger att avmattning i lacken kan uppst dr fotplattorna vilar mot taket. Fr att undvika
detta rekommenderar vi att taket grs helt rent frn damm och smuts fre montering samt att
lasthllaren tas av med jmna intervaller fr rengring av taket.
Observera bilens frndrade kregenskaper (sidvindsknslighet, vid kurvor och inbromsningar)
vid frd med monterad (lastad) lasthllare.
Av trafikskerhetsskl och fr att minska luftmotstndet, br lasthllaren monteras av nr den inte
anvnds.
Rd fr Er egen skerhet
VIKTIGT: Denna lasthllare r anpassad fr Din bilmodell. Kontrollera drfr med terfrsljaren
vilken typ av lasthllare som erfordras vid byte av bilmodell.
Testrapporter frn bilindustrin och facktidskrifter visar att nr omfngsrika freml transporteras
(t ex surfbrdor, skid-/transportboxar) utstts biltaket fr ytterligare belastning p g a det starkt kade
luftmotstndet.
(Vid transport av vindsurfbrda skall den bjda nden peka nert i krriktningen.)
Bilens kregenskaper frndras ocks - drfr rekommenderar vi att anpassa hastigheten.
Lt inte bilen genomg automattvtt nr lasthllaren r pmonterad.
Tillverkaren reserverar sig mot skador orsakade av felaktigt monterad lasthllare och tillbehr.
MEDDELANDE:
Ett kat strande ljud kan frekomma p grund av lasthllarens montering p bilen. Det r
indikerat att ta bort hllaren frn taket och montera den p bilen enbart vid behov om
ljudnivn r obehaglig.
REMARQUE:
Il est possible que vous entendiez davantage de bruits arodinamique ou de bruits
de frontement dus au vent suite l'installation de cette galerie sur votre vhicule.
Si le niveau de bruit est dsagrable , il faut dmonter la galerie et ne l'utiliser que
lorsque vous transportez des objets.
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PARTS LIST
Front
Rear
951 mm x 1
883 mm x 1
Front x1
Rear x1
DIN 75302
x4
x5
100 mm
100 mm
100 mm
x2
100 mm
+ 1600 km / 1000 miles
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x4
x4
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x4
Key No:
Geltende Rechte und Vorschriften mssen verfolgt werden bezglich Verwendungsweise fr Lastentrger und Zubehre.
Front
Be sure to follow the national rules and legislations in force regarding method of application of load carriers and accessories.
Gllande nationella lagkrav och freskrifter skall fljas vad avser anvndningsstt fr lasthllare och tillbehr.
Les arrts et lois nationaux en vigueur doivent tre suivis lors de lemploi du porte-bagages et des ses accessoires.
FIN
Taakkatelineiden ja niiden listarvikkeiden kytt koskevia kansallisia lakeja ja muita snnksi on aina noudatettava.
NL
Wettelijke regels en voorschriften ten aanzien van gebruik van allesdragers en accessoires moeten in acht worden genomen.
x1
x4
x4
Reglas nacionales exigidas e instrucciones vigentes tienen que ser cumplidas al respecto del modo de uso de carga equipajes y accesorios.
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Front / Left
Max 80 kg
Max 176 lbs
Rear / Left
Max 80 kg
Max 176 lbs
8B
ALT. 2
ALT. 1
9
5
10
x2
x4
x4
x4
x4
11
12
CHECK!
x4
4/8
x4
13
x2
5/8
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
A
PART NUMBER:
E361SXA400
DESCRIPTION:
CROSSBAR KIT
FOR TRIBECA ROOF RAILS
KIT CONTENTS:
Torx Head
Screw Driver 1x
Front Crossbar Assembly
1x
Rear Crossbar Assembly
1x
Installation
Instructions
1x
TOOLS REQUIRED
Torx Head Screwdriver (T-30)
MEANING OF CHARACTERS:
T
: Remove
: Install
: Tighten Torque
: Loosen
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
: Location of Clip or Screw
: Re use
NOTE: Both Crossbars have a label indicating the direction of mount. If they are not present,
orient with the larger section of the Crossbar towards the front of vehicle (see Figure 1).
The Front Crossbar has a MAXIMUM LOAD label affixed to it.
Front
Rear
Figure 1 - Crossbar (section)

PART NUMBER
E361SXA400
#051387A
ISSUE
01
DATE
02/12/07
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SPN0000165
1 Front Crossbar
MAXIMUM LOAD
2 Front Crossbar
150 LBS. EVENLY DISTRIBUTED
Note:
Front Crossbar has Load Sticker and is longer than the Rear Crossbar.
3 Front Crossbar
Torque:
30-35 in./lbs
4 Front Crossbar
12
Front of Vehicle
Front of Vehicle
5 Rear Crossbar
(300 mm)
6 Rear Crossbar
Note:
Rear Crossbar is shorter than the Front Crossbar.
7 Rear Crossbar
Torque:
30-35 in./lbs
#051387A
Front of Vehicle
Front of Vehicle
PART NUMBER
E361SXA400
8 Rear Crossbar
(50 mm)
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SPN0000165
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
PART NUMBER:
E316SXA500
DESCRIPTION:
ROUND CROSSBAR KIT
KIT CONTENTS:
Crossbar
Endcap
2x
4x
Key
Tower
2x
Air Deflector
4x
2x
TOOLS REQUIRED:
(none)
PART NUMBER
E316SXA500
SPN0000144
SPN0000143
ISSUE
00
DATE
02/09/07
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1033413 Rev A (1 of 5)
1. IMPORTANT NOTE: THIS PRODUCT IS DESIGNED FOR ASSEMBLY

ON GENUINE SUBARU ROOF RAILS ONLY.
DUE TO POSSIBLE
IMPROPER FIT AND THE
DANGER THAT IT MAY
DETACH, INSTALLATION
ON OTHER ROOF RACKS
IS NOT RECOMMENDED.
FACTORY
SIDERAILS
MAXIMUM LOAD MUST NOT BE EXCEEDED.

THE LOAD LIMIT FOR THIS PRODUCT ON YOUR SUBARU SHOULD NOT EXCEED THE
LOAD LIMIT SPECIFIED IN THE VEHICLE OWNERS MANUAL, EVENLY DISTRIBUTED.
2. PREPARE TOWERS:
LOOSEN KNOB, DO NOT REMOVE.
MAKE SURE THE WEDGES ARE INSIDE THE
TOWERS AND FLUSH WITH OUTER EDGES.
THE CLAMP SHOULD BE AS
FAR BACK AS POSSIBLE.
3. SLIDE TWO TOWERS ONTO EACH CROSSBAR

WHILE KEEPING THE WEDGES IN PLACE.
BE CAREFUL TO KEEP THE BARS

HORIZONTAL; THE LOOSE TOWERS
COULD SLIDE FROM THE BAR AND FALL.
4.
PUSH END CAPS ONTO THE ENDS

OF THE CROSSBARS.
PART NUMBER
E316SXA500
SPN0000144
SPN0000143
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00
DATE
02/09/07
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1033413 Rev A (2 of 5)
5.
ON THE CARS ROOF

SET THE TOWERS AND BARS
ONTO YOUR CARS ROOF RAILS.
KEEP THE PADS FROM

CURLING AT THE SIDES WHEN
POSITIONING THE TOWERS.
6. POSITION TOWERS
EQUALLY FROM
FRONT OF CAR.
YOU MAY NEED TO MOVE OR REMOVE THE

EXISTING CROSSBARS IF THERE IS ANY
INTERFERENCE WITH THE TOWERS.
OK
OK
7.
TIGHTEN THE FRONT TOWERS BY

ROTATING THE LEVER UNTIL IT
CLOSES WITH FIRM RESISTANCE.
PART NUMBER
E316SXA500
SPN0000144
SPN0000143
ISSUE
00
DATE
02/09/07
WHEN TIGHTENING, MAKE

SURE THE TOWERS GRIP THE
FACTORY RAILS SECURELY.
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1033413 Rev A (3 of 5)
8. REPEAT STEPS 5, 6, 7, AND 8

TO ATTACH REAR TOWERS
AND CROSSBAR.
POSITION TOWERS
EQUAL DISTANCE
FROM FRONT TOWERS.
IMPORTANT! TEST THE INSTALLATION:
9.
GRAB THE CROSSBAR NEAR THE

TOWERS AND PULL BACK AND FORTH.
IF THE TOWER SLIDES OR CROSSBAR
CAN ROTATE, CHECK TOWER FOR
TIGHTNESS AND RETIGHTEN LEVER.
10. LOCK THE
RACKS TO THE
FACTORY BARS.
12.
11. PREVENT BAR INTERFERENCE:

IF ANY PART OF AN ACCESSORY OR TOWER CONTACTS
THE EXISTING CROSSBARS, AND THE EXISTING BARS
CANNOT MOVE OUT OF THE WAY, REMOVE THEM
COMPLETELY.
ALWAYS SECURE
LONG LOADS!
SECURE FRONT AND REAR OF LONG LOADS TO ENDS OF VEHICLE.
FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH.
PART NUMBER
E316SXA500
SPN0000144
SPN0000143
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00
DATE
02/09/07
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1033413 Rev A (4 of 5)
13.
NOTICE:
THIS CLAMP-ON RACK IS INTENDED FOR USE WITH OTHER GENUINE SUBARU RACK
MOUNTED ACCESSORIES, SUCH AS THE BIKE RACK, SKI RACK, KAYAK STACKER,
AND ROOF CARGO BASKET.
YOU MAY HEAR AN INCREASED LEVEL OF WIND NOISE OR WIND RUSH SOUND AS
A RESULT OF INSTALLING THIS RACK ON YOUR VEHICLE. IF THE NOISE LEVEL IS
OBJECTIONABLE, THE RACK BARS SHOULD BE MOVED REARWARD ON THE VEHICLE
OR REMOVED AND INSTALLED ONLY WHEN UTILIZED TO TRANSPORT SOMETHING.
14. INSTALL AIR DEFLECTORS TO FRONT AND REAR CROSSBARS.

FACE AIR DEFLECTORS OPENING TO REAR OF VEHICLE.
15. PRESS EDGES TO CLOSE

DEFLECTORS.
16. ANGLE UPWARD

SLIGHTLY.
17. CAUTION
ATTACHMENT HARDWARE CAN LOOSEN OVER TIME.
CHECK AND TIGHTEN IF NECESSARY, BEFORE EACH USE.
18. REMOVING THE RACKS

LOOSEN THE TOWERS BY ROTATING
EACH LEVER UNTIL THE CLAW IS
DISENGAGED FROM THE RAIL.
19. MAINTENANCE
INSTALLING RACKS AGAIN

BEGIN AT STEP 5.
PERFORM SAFETY CHECKS ON ALL TOWERS
AFTER INSTALLATION (STEP 9)!
AUTOMATIC CAR WASH
USE NON-WATER SOLUBLE LUBRICANT ON

BOLTS. USE A SOFT CLOTH WITH WATER AND
MILD DETERGENT TO CLEAN PLASTIC PARTS.
REMOVE RACKS BEFORE ENTERING

AN AUTOMATIC CAR WASH.
RETAIN THIS INSTRUCTION SHEET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

PART NUMBER
E316SXA500
SPN0000144
SPN0000143
ISSUE
00
DATE
02/09/07
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PART NUMBER: H501SXA201, H501SAG100
DESCRIPTION: ELECTROCHROMIC MIRROR

with Compass and HomeLink
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
A
KIT CONTENTS:
1X
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
1X
(FORESTER AND IMPREZA ONLY)
1X
DRIVE CARD
B9 TRIBECA ONLY
FOAM TAPE
PT# H501SSA040
k
s
in ction
eL nstru
om ming
m
TOOLS REQUIRED:
PART NUMBERS
H501SXA201, H501SAG100
ra
og
Pr
1X
10 mm
T-20
MEANING OF
CHARACTERS:
1X
1X
2X
1X
1X
panel removal tool
: Remove
: Connect
: Loosen
: Install
: Discard
: Disconnect
: Tightening Torque
: Reuse
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F
DATE
2007/11/07
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HomeLink and the HomeLink house are registered trademarks of Johnson Controls, Inc.
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Supplier Reference Number: 550-328F
2a
LEGACY
BAJA
B9 TRIBECA
2b
FORESTER
IMPREZA
10 mm
FORESTER
IMPREZA
3a
FORESTER
IMPREZA
4a
3b
5
4b
6
FORESTER
IMPREZA
If applicable
PART NUMBERS
H501SXA201, H501SAG100
ISSUE
F
DATE
2007/11/07
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2009 AND LATER

MODEL FORESTER
7a
FOR ALL OTHER

MODELS
7b
8a
B9 TRIBECA
8b
1
2
Pull lamp
assembly
down
B9 TRIBECA
Wrap foam
tape around
connector on
harness C
11a
1
2
Remove
screws
Remove
screws
LEGACY
BAJA
B9 TRIBECA
FORESTER
IMPREZA
LEGACY
BAJA
If applicable:
Remove Lens per Vehicle Owners
Manual, Remove
Clock, Remove
Overhead
Console
10
FORESTER
IMPREZA
12
11b
LEGACY
BAJA
FORESTER
IMPREZA
Torque = 13.3-17.7
in.-lbs.
PART NUMBERS
H501SXA201, H501SAG100
ISSUE
F
DATE
2007/11/07
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13
14
1
2.5" Wire Length
15
16
2
1
3
10 mm
1. If applicable:
Re-install center visor.
17
Using dark cloth or cardboard, completely

cover forward-looking sensor.
PART NUMBERS
H501SXA201, H501SAG100
ISSUE
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DATE
2007/11/07
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18
19
ZONE
9 10 11
12 13 14 15
Hold
1
1
Release
20
C in window indicates unit

needs to be calibrated.
PART NUMBERS
H501SXA201, H501SAG100
ISSUE
F
DATE
2007/11/07
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INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
PART NUMBER :
E551SAG000
DESCRIPTION :
OUTBACK FRONT BUMPER UNDER GUARD
KIT CONTENTS
B
Bumper Under Guard - 1x
Installation Instructions - 1x
Clip - 5x
TOOLS REQUIRED
Clean Cloth
Drill
3mm (1/8) Drill Bit
Marker
10mm (3/8) Drill Bit
Masking Tape
NOTE:
To prevent the drill bits from reaching the back of the front bumper when drilling, wind masking tape around each drill bit to
the length shown in the figure below.
Masking Tape
10mm (3/8)
PART NUMBER
E551SAG000
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/09/2007
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FRONT BUMPER UNDER GUARD INSTALLATION
Cleaning Area
Clean any dirt from the attachment area of bumper with a

clean cloth.
While pressing the under guard firmly to the bumper, mark

the 3 drilling locations and remove the front bumper under
guard from the vehicle.
Drill the 3 attachment holes first with a 3 (1/8) mm bit, then

with the 10 (3/8) mm bit.
Place the bumper guard firmly onto the bumper, and fully
seat the top six clips.
PART NUMBER
E551SAG000
Place the bumper guard firmly onto the bumper, but do not
fully seat the top six clips.
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/09/2007
Attach 5 clips to the under side of the bumper guard.
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INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
PART NUMBER :
E551SXA000
DESCRIPTION :
TRIBECA FRONT BUMPER UNDER GUARD
KIT CONTENTS
B
Bumper Under Guard - 1x
Installation Instructions - 1x
Clip - 5x
TOOLS REQUIRED
3mm (1/8) Drill Bit
Clean Cloth
Drill
10mm (3/8) Drill Bit
Marker
Masking Tape
NOTE:
To prevent the drill bits from reaching the back of the front bumper when drilling, wind masking tape around each drill bit to
the length shown in the figure below.
Masking Tape
10mm (3/8)
PART NUMBER
E551SXA000
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/09/2007
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FRONT BUMPER UNDER GUARD INSTALLATION
Cleaning Area
Clean any dirt from the attachment area of bumper with a

clean cloth.
While pressing the under guard firmly to the bumper, mark

the 5 drilling locations and remove the front bumper under
guard from the vehicle.
Drill the 5 attachment holes first with a 3 (1/8) mm bit, then

with the 10 (3/8) mm bit.
Place the bumper guard firmly onto the bumper, and fully
seat the top six clips.
PART NUMBER
E551SXA000
Place the bumper guard firmly onto the bumper, but do not
fully seat the top six clips.
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/09/2007
Attach 5 clips to the under side of the bumper guard.
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IMPREZA
M001SFG000
U-Nut (Qty. 4)
Washers (Qty. 4)
Snap Head Screw (Qty. 4)
CLIPS (2)
Remove wheel
well screws
x3
REPLACE
MIDDLE
SCREW
Install snap
hardware
SNAPS (2)
485-57058 IS (7/5/07)
HOOKS (2)
HOOKS (4)
10
CLIPS (4)
LEGACY
M001SAG300
485-57058 IS (7/5/07)
HOOKS (4)
OUTBACK
M001SAG400
485-57058 IS (7/5/07)
CLIPS (2)
CLIPS (8)
HOOKS (4)
B 1908
PART NUMBER: E231SXA100

DESCRIPTION: HOOD DEFLECTOR
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
VEHICLE DESCRIPTION: SUBARU TRIBECA
B
1x
2x
6x
6x
AUTOMOTIVE
SURFACE CLEANER
For use in cleaning painted metal,
glass and other vehicle surfaces.
For external use only.

Dispose of properly after use.
IMPREGNATED WITH 70% ISOPROPLY ALCOHOL
4x
1x
6x
6x
10x
3x
2x
2x
2x
Tools Required
Phillips head screwdriver
Pencil or non-permanent marker
NO POWER TOOLS
:Remove
:Tightening Torque
:Loosen
:Install
:Disconnect
:Discard
:Connect
:Location of Clips or Screws

:Re - use
PART NUMBER
E231SXA100
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B 1908
2
SOAP
Note: Use tape

with White
backing.
3
C
M
L
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E231SXA100
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DATE
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B 1908
A
E
10
PLACE INSTRUCTIONS IN GLOVE BOX.

PERIODICALLY CHECK BUMPONS AND TAPE.
MAR
Note: Use tape

with Yellow
backing.
F
DO NOT USE solvent
based cleaners on
Hood Deflector.
I
7x
PART NUMBER
E231SXA100
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/14/07
USE soap and water

only to clean Hood
Deflector.
DO NOT SLAM
HOOD.
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B 1910
PART NUMBER: E231SFG010

INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
VEHICLE DESCRIPTION: SUBARU IMPREZA
B
1x
2x
6x
6x
AUTOMOTIVE
SURFACE CLEANER

4x
1x
6x
6x
10x
1x
2x
2x
2x
Tools Required

NO POWER TOOLS
:Remove
:Tightening Torque
:Loosen
:Install
:Disconnect
:Discard
:Connect

:Re - use
PART NUMBER
E231SFG010
ISSUE
01
DATE
04/20/07
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B 1910
2
SOAP
4
1
Note: Use tape

with White
backing.
L
K
PART NUMBER
E231SFG010
ISSUE
01
DATE
04/20/07
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B 1910
8
D
A
E
Note: Use tape

with White
backing.
10
Note: Use tape

with Yellow
backing.
I
7x
11

MAR
DO NOT USE solvent

based cleaners on
Hood Deflector.
USE soap and water
only to clean Hood
Deflector.
PART NUMBER
E231SFG010
ISSUE
01
DO NOT SLAM
HOOD.
DATE
04/20/07
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B 1909
PART NUMBER: E231SAG300

INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
VEHICLE DESCRIPTION: SUBARU OUTBACK
B
1x
2x
6x
6x
AUTOMOTIVE
SURFACE CLEANER

4x
1x
6x
6x
11x
3x
Tools Required
Pencil or non-permanent marker

NO POWER TOOLS
8mm wrench
:Remove
:Tightening Torque
:Loosen
:Install
:Disconnect
:Discard
:Connect

:Re - use
PART NUMBER
E231SAG300
ISSUE
01
DATE
15/01/07
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B 1909
2
SOAP
F
UNDERSIDE OF HOOD
Note: Use tape
with White
backing.
x7
8mm
8mm
PART NUMBER
E231SAG300
ISSUE
01
DATE
15/01/07
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B 1909
Note: Use tape

with White
backing.
10
12
11

MAR
Note: Use tape

with Yellow
backing.
F
DO NOT USE solvent
based cleaners on
Hood Deflector.
PART NUMBER
E231SAG300
ISSUE
01
DATE
15/01/07
USE soap and water

only to clean Hood
Deflector.
DO NOT SLAM
HOOD.
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PART NUMBER: H621SFG501

DESCRIPTION: Impreza integration kit for iPod
KIT CONTENTS:
Mounting bracket
1x
iPod interface
Cable tie
5x
Bus cable
1x
iPod dock cable
1x
Plastic clip
2x
Console bin grommet 1x
User guide
1x
1x
Screw
2x
Quick reference
guide
1x
Install manual
1x
TOOLS REQUIRED:
Nylon trim
removal tool
10 mm
14 mm drill bit (9/16)
Drill with drill stop
ICON LEGENDS:
: Remove/Disconnect
PART NUMBER
SPN0000267 A
ISSUE
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DATE
01/14/08
: Location of clip or screw

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Note: Ignition should be off

when disconnecting negative
battery terminal.
Starting from bottom, pry

carefully along edges to
remove trim panel.
Remove 4 radio screws.
Carefully disconnect wire harnesses and remove radio.
Carefully remove parking brake

boot. Remove console screw.
For STI models, remove liner

from bottom of console bin.
PART NUMBER
SPN0000267 A
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DATE
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Note:
It is recommended to drill from the
Remove 2 screws from console bin.
underside of the console to prevent damage
to the console bin from the drill.
Tilt console back. Disconnect wire harness and

remove console from vehicle. Note: For STI
models, wire routing and connections will differ
slightly.
Using a 14 mm (9/16 inch) drill bit,

drill a hole in console bin, about 19
mm ( inch) from back edge.
10
Feed dock cable (C) through hole, leaving 8-9 in

the console bin. Secure cable to console bin with
grommet (H). Place console back in position as
shown in slide 7.
Pry gently around edges to remove trim panel. For

STI models, disconnect electrical connection. Note:
Gear selector must be in N with parking brake
set, ignition off and vehicle on level ground. For
manual transmission vehicles, shift knob must be
removed by unscrewing in a counter clockwise
direction.
11
Route dock cable towards front of vehicle as shown. Dock cable should be routed behind HVAC
controls and up to the radio opening.
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SPN0000267 A
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12
13
F
D
E
B
Attach module (B) to bracket (A) as shown. Insert
plastic clips to (F) placing from the bottom up.
14
Connect dock cable (C) to module. Secure dock cable

to bracket leg with cable tie (D). Connect bus cable
(E) to module and route behind bracket as shown.
15
E
Use screws (G) to attach
bracket/module assembly to
vehicle as shown.
Connect bus cable (E) to radio. Use the Y harness

to reconnect any factory harness occupying the bus
connector, when applicable. Reseat all other
connections removed in step 4, secure the unused
portion of the harness with a cable tie (D) and
reinstall radio.
16
D
Secure dock cable with cable ties (D). Extra cable length should be bundled in this area.
PART NUMBER
SPN0000267 A
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DATE
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18
To provide wire harness access through the

liner on STI models:
Perform iPod kit post installation check,

reassemble vehicle by following steps 1-7, 10 in
reverse.
For STI models, cut console bin liner as shown at
right.
For
operation, consult User manual.
PART NUMBER
SPN0000267 A
ISSUE
v1.1
DATE
01/14/08
1) Fold pad in half to find pad center

2) At rear edge of pad (edge with two
rounded corners) cut 1 inch long slit
into pad
3) Reinstall pad to console bin
Rounded
corner
1 in cut
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DESCRIPTION: Forester integration kit for iPod
KIT CONTENTS:
Mounting bracket
1x
iPod interface
Cable tie
5x
Bus cable
1x
iPod dock cable
1x
Plastic clip
2x
User guide
1x
1x
Screw
2x
Quick reference
guide
1x
Install manual
1x
TOOLS REQUIRED:
Nylon trim
removal tool
10 mm
14 mm drill bit (9/16)
Drill with drill stop
ICON LEGENDS:
: Remove/Disconnect
PART NUMBER
SPN0000582
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DATE
01/14/08

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battery terminal.

PART NUMBER
SPN0000582

remove trim panel.
ISSUE
v1.0
DATE
01/14/08
Remove 2 screws from console

bin.
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8
1
(25mm)
Using 14 mm (9/16) drill bit and

drill stop set to drill a hole in
console bin as shown. Caution:
failure to use drill stop may result
in damage to vehicle.
Feed dock cable (C) through hole

and tilt console upright as shown
in slide 9.
10
Route dock cable from bottom of console bin

along existing wire harnesses as shown (C).
Pry gently around edges to remove

trim panel. Note: Gear selector must
be in N with parking brake set,
ignition off and vehicle on level
ground. For manual transmission
vehicles, shift knob must be removed
by unscrewing in a counter
clockwise direction.
11
PART NUMBER
SPN0000582
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DATE
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12
13
F
D
E
B
14

15
E
vehicle as shown.

connections removed in step 4, secure the unused
portion of the harness with a cable tie (D) and
reinstall radio.
16
D
Secure dock cable with cable ties (D).
PART NUMBER
SPN0000582
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DATE
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18
19
Perform iPod kit post installation check,
reassemble vehicle by following steps 16, 8-10 in reverse.
13-15
For operation, consult User manual.

Lower the console back into position.
Gently remove excess slack from dock
cable (C). Secure into console bin with
grommet (H), as shown.
PART NUMBER
SPN0000582
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DATE
01/14/08
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DESCRIPTION: iPod integration kit
KIT CONTENTS:
Mounting bracket
1x
iPod interface
Cable tie
4x
Bus cable
1x
iPod dock cable
1x
Plastic clip
2x
User guide
1x
1x
Screw
2x
Quick reference
guide
1x
Install manual
1x
TOOLS REQUIRED:
Nylon trim
removal tool
10 mm
14 mm drill bit (9/16")
ICON LEGENDS:
: Remove/Disconnect
PART NUMBER
H621SFG500
ISSUE
S01
DATE
06/07/07
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battery terminal.

remove trim panel.

PART NUMBER
H621SFG500
ISSUE
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DATE
06/07/07
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Tilt console back. Disconnect wire harness and

remove console from vehicle.
Using a 14 mm (9/16 inch) drill bit,

drill a hole in console bin, about
19 mm ( inch) from edge.
10
C
Feed dock cable (C) through hole and place

console bin back in vehicle in upright position as
shown in slide 7.
Pry gently around edges to remove

trim panel. Note: Gear selector must
be in N with parking brake set,
ignition off and vehicle on level
ground. For manual transmission
vehicles, shift knob must be removed
by unscrewing in a counter
clockwise direction.
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13
F
B
14

15
E
E
vehicle as shown.

connections removed in step 4 and reinstall radio.
16
D
Secure cable with cable ties (D). If necessary, bundle any excess cable in this area.
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DATE
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18
Reassemble vehicle by following steps 1-7,
10 in reverse.
For operation, consult User manual.
Lower the console back into position. Gently

remove excess slack from dock cable (C). Secure
into console bin with grommet (H).
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DATE
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iPod Integration Kit
rev.06/08/07
Preface
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Subaru iPod integration kit.
Please review this user's guide for safety warnings and
operating tips.
Warning!
Do not allow the Apple iPod to distract you from driving! Only
operate the unit when stationary or ask passengers to operate it
for you. Neither Subaru nor Apple Inc., its
regional offices, distributors or resellers
accept any responsibility for any damage
or injury as a result of using the Subaru
iPod Integration Kit. Exercise good
judgment and keep your eyes on the road
at all times!
Icon legends
Turn jog dial
Turn jog dial repeatedly
Press button
Press button repeatedly
Scroll
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Is Your iPod Up To Date?

Before you start, please check your iPod firmware version. Go to
Settings
About - look for the number next to Version. Minimum
Firmware Versions for each iPod are shown below.
FW:3.1.1
4th Gen.
FW:1.2.1
4th Gen.
Color
FW:1.1.1
Video
FW:1.1.1
FW:1.4.1
FW:1.1.1
mini
nano
2nd Gen.
nano
- color
Compatibility information is based on data available at time of printing. For up to date information on
newer iPod compatibility, please visit http://www.subaru.com/ipod
iPod adapter information
It is not possible to run the iPod adapter parallel with a Satellite

Radio tuner module. However, a portable satellite radio unit can
be connected to the head unit through the "AUX" port.
Charging
The interface automatically
charges the iPod's battery when
connected and the key is in the
ACC/ON position.
The icon appearing

on the upper right
corner of the iPod
screen indicates
charging.
Hierarchy structure of the iPod interface

Browsing hierarchy structure
Music stored on the iPod is classified based on the Song name,
Artist and Album information contained within each Track. Music
purchased from online stores comes with accurate Track
information, but you may need to update these fields* if music
content originates from ripping CD. A large music collection
typically results in having 100s of Artists with 1000s of Albums.
An arbitrary list of Songs maybe organized into a Playlist (using
iTunes); you may have many Playlists.
To play a desired Song within an Album, you may browse through
a long list of Albums. Alternatively, you may narrow down the
selection using Playlist as the primary filter, Artist as the 2nd level
filter and Album as the 3rd and final filter. This type of approach is
a more efficient way to get to a desired music selection.
* Artist and Album tag info are embedded in each song. Please refer to iTunes' info tag screen (CTRL+I on a
PC,
+ I on a Mac) to verify and correct Song information as needed.
By default, the iPod interface creates a Playlist having a name

that is the same as the iPod's. This Playlist is the very first on the
list of Playlists shown while browsing with the category select
keys in Playlist Mode. Note that this all content Playlist may
have as many as several thousand songs, therefore it should not
be used for general browsing, but for random content playback
with the Shuffle Mode engaged, or for further filtering by Artist and
Album. Once a Playlist is active an Artist maybe selected within
that Playlist using the Artist Mode. Albums by the selected Artist
and within the selected Playlist may be selected in Album Mode.
"ALL ARTIST" and "ALL ALBUM" designate all available content
in those categories.
BROWSING HIERARCHY STRUCTURE
PLAYLIST
PODCAST AUDIOBOOK
ARTIST
ALBUM
To select an Album that is not in the current list, you must go back
one filter level and select the Artist having the desired album first,
before the actual Album could be selected. You may also go back
to the top filter level by selecting a different Playlist having the
content.
We do not recommend putting Podcast andAudiobook content
into a Playlist because if an Audiobook is added to a Playlist then
tune dial will not take you to the next Chapter but to the following
entry of the Playlist. Playlists can only contain Episodes of a
Podcast.
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Easy access Browsing hierarchy

AUDIOBOOK
PRESET 2 - PLAYLIST MODE
Enjoy your iPod on the road
Follow these steps to operate your iPod integration kit.
SAT
PODCAST
TEXT
TEXT
SAT
TEXT
PRESET 3 - ARTIST MODE

Less browsable
content
More browsable
content
SAT1-1
SAT1-1 Song 24
TITLE
PRESET 4 - ALBUM MODE

SONGS
An example of the browsing hierarchy

The first Playlist is the name of the iPod and contains all music on
the iPod. According to the selected Playlist, the following
browsing hierarchy is true:
Playlist
Artist
SAT1-1
Song 25
QUICK BROWSE
Turn the dial until the desired selection is reached. 1 second
after the dial is releases the iPod will execute the selection.
Album
SAT1-1
Song 24
Songs
TUNE/TRACK/CH
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TUNE/TRACK/CH
SAT1-1
Song 26
SAT1-1
... Song 43
Subaru radio controls
PLAYLIST
ARTIST
ALBUM
SHUF./REPT.
PODCAST AUDIOBOOK
LOAD
To reset hierarchy, select to Mode 2 and choose another Playlist.
Display
TI/AR/AL
6 CD CHANGER
CD/AUX
TEXT
SAT1-3
Artist * Album
FM/AM
SAT
RPT
SCAN
iPod
PTY/CAT then
to browse next
SEEK
PTY/CAT
PTY/CAT then
VOLUME
Rwd / Fast Fwd
MENU
FOLDER
to browse
next
PTY/CAT
TUNE/TRACK/CH
Note that the LOAD button is only present on the 6 CD changer radios.
The radio will only display ASCII characters, accented characters displayed without
the accent; other characters will be substituted by "?"
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SEEK TRACK/QUICK BROWSE button

Turn the dial to go to the next/previous Track
Radio controls
or to browse between Songs, Episodes or
SAT button - source selector
Chapters. Long text will start scroll in about 3
seconds. To browse Songs turn the dial until
Press the SAT button to access the iPod.
you reach the desired item. 1 second after the
dial is released, the iPod will execute the
SAT1
SAT
jump.
PRESELCTD
Display shows the last text field
information. See page 8 for details.
TEXT button
Press the TEXT button repeatedly to
cycle through the available TEXT fields:
CH NUMBER = CH 001
CH NAME = ** iPod **
TITLE = Song title
NAME = Artist * Album
CATEGORY = Displays the selected
mode.(See page 7
for details.)
TEXT
SAT1-1
TITLE
After 3 sec. SAT1-1
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Song name
PROGRAM TYPE/CATEGORY button

Press this button to enable the
CATEGORY
buttons. Note that the
second line of the display keeps blinking
for about 3 seconds after pressing this
button.
PTY/CAT
CATEGORY
TUNE/TRACK/CH
SAT1-1
SAT1-1 Song name
SAT1
CAT
buttons
Within 5 seconds press one of these

buttons to select Shuffle/Repeat option,
browse between Playlists, Artists,
Albums, Podcast Episodes, Audiobook
Chapters according to the selected
Mode. After 2 seconds of waiting your
selection will be confirmed .
REWIND and FAST FORWARD button

Press and hold to rewind or fast forward a
Song. To disengage the beep, select "beep
off" from the menu of the radio.
SAT1-2
SAT1-2 Playlist C
SAT1-2 Playlist B
Playlist A
Category text field

A
B
C
Text fields
Press the TEXT button repeatedly to cycle through the available

text fields.
Channel number text field is fixed
TEXT
CH 001
SAT1-1
SAT1-1 ** iPod **
CH NAME
Title text field displays the Song name in Preset 1-4

TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
SAT1-1
SAT1-1 Song name
TITLE
SAT1-1
NAME
SAT1-1
Artist * Alb
SAT1-3
ALL ARTIST
Current Artist as selected
SAT1-4
ALL ALBUM
Current Album as selected
Name text field displays the Artist * Album in Preset 1-4

TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
SAT1-2
Playlist
Current Playlist as selected
Channel name text field is fixed

TEXT
TEXT
SAT1-1
SAT1-1 Shuf-rep
CATEGORY
The displayed text changes according to the selected Preset in

the Category text field.
SAT1-1
SAT1-1
CH NUMBER
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
SAT1-5
Podcast name
Current Podcast as selected
SAT1-6
Audiobook name
Current Audiobook as selected
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Connecting and disconnecting the iPod

A
B
C
Text messages
When the end of a selected item is reached the "EMPTY/STOP"

message will be displayed in Title, Name and Category text
fields.
Before connecting your iPod, make sure all EQ settings on the

iPod are set to default to avoid possible distortion. The buttons on
the iPod are deactivated when connected to the Subaru iPod kit,
and a Subaru logo will appear on the iPods screen. To remove
the iPod, simply disconnect the dock connector from the iPod.
SAT1-1
EMPTY/STOP
OK TO DISCONNECT
OK TO DISCONNECT
MENU
"PAUSE" message may be displayed when iPod is connected

and it was already paused. If in pause rotate the dial to resume
playback.
Press and hold to disconnect.
SAT1-1
PAUSE
OK TO DISCONNECT
When the iPod is connected while playing, the selected content

will continue to be played and next/previous track controls will
work as expected. The "PRESELCTD" message will be
displayed in the Category text field. When engaging the browse
mode with the CATEGORY button, "PRESELCTD" is only
shown until the user presses buttons 1-6 to confirm the desired
Browse Mode.
SAT1
PRESELCTD
OK TO DISCONNECT
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Symbol shows
top of connector.
When the iPod is disconnected, the "DETACHED" message will

be displayed in the Title, Name and the Category text fields.
SAT1
DETACHED
When the iPod is connected, the "ATTACHED" message will
temporarily be displayed in the Title, Name and the Category text
fields.
SAT1
ATTACHED
SHUFFLE / REPEAT MODE - PRESET 1
PLAYLIST MODE - PRESET 2
ARTIST MODE - PRESET 3
In this mode, you can browse by Playlists.
In this mode, you can browse by Artists in

the selected Playlist! To reset this Mode
go to Playlist Mode and select another
Playlist.
In this mode you can change

Shuffle/Repeat options.
PTY/CAT
* Press the PTY/CAT

button to engage the
CATEGORY buttons.
*
PTY/CAT
Press the PTY/CAT

CATEGORY buttons.
PTY/CAT
* Press the PTY/CAT

CATEGORY buttons.
Press the button to

toggle through the shuffle
off/songs/albums modes.
Press the button to go

to the next PLAYLIST.

to the next ARTIST.
Press the button to

toggle through the repeat
off/one/all modes.
Press the button to go to

the previous PLAYLIST.

the previous ARTIST.
After 5 sec.
SAT1-1
Shuf songs
SAT1-1
Song name
SAT1-2
Playlist
SAT1-3
Artist
* Category selection times out 5 second after the last button press.
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ALBUM MODE - PRESET 4

PODCAST MODE - PRESET 5
In this mode, you can browse by Albums In this mode, you can browse by Podcasts.
within the selected Artist and within the
selected Playlist. To reset this Mode go to
Playlist/Artist Mode and select new
content.
4
AUDIOBOOK MODE - PRESET 6

In this mode, you can browse by
Audiobooks.
* Press the PTY/CAT

CATEGORY buttons.
* Press the PTY/CAT

PTY/CAT
CATEGORY buttons.
* Press the PTY/CAT

PTY/CAT
CATEGORY buttons.

to the next ALBUM.

to the next PODCAST.

to the next AUDIOBOOK.

the previous ALBUM.

the previous PODCAST.

the previous AUDIOBOOK.
SAT1-5
Podcast
SAT1-6
Audiobook
SAT1-4
Album
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* Category selection times out 5 second after the last button press.
PTY/CAT
PODCASTS - PRESET 5
Use the tune dial to go from one Episode to the other within the
selected Podcast.
SAT1-5
SAT1-5
Podcasts by default remember playback position, and therefore
Episode 1
Episode 2
will resume playback from where it was left off. You may change
this setting under the Options tab of the iTunes song information
screen (CTRL+I on a PC,
+I on a Mac).
When there is no Podcast present on the iPod, the "No Podcast"
message will be displayed.
AUDIOBOOKS - PRESET 6
Audiobooks will always remember playback position, and this
setting cannot be changed.
After connected to the radio, Chapters previously played on the
iPod will resume playback where they were left off.
Use the tune dial to go from one Chapter to the other within the
selected Audiobook.
SAT1-5
Chapter 1
SAT1-5
Chapter 2
When there is no Audiobook present on the iPod, the "No

Audiobk" message will be displayed.
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Operation tips
Scenario
Recommended action
Q:
A:
Radio display shows "EMPTY/STOP"

and no music plays.
The iPod has reached the end of a playlist or

there is no music contained within the
currently selected Playlist. Please select a
new Playlist using Preset 2.
Q:
A:
Category reads "PRESELCTD".
When the iPod is connected to the interface,

it will continue in it's current operating mode.
To change the operating mode, please select
a new Playlist.
Q:
A:
Not all Artist names are displayed.
When browsing by Artist, the iPod interface

will list all artists within the current selected
Playlist. If the Artist is not in the current
Playlist, it will not be shown. To display "ALL
ARTIST", please select the first Playlist in
Preset 2, which contains all Songs on the
iPod. This Playlist will have the same name
as the iPod. You may then go directly to
Preset 3, browse by Artist, and "ALL
ARTIST" will be displayed.
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Illustration
SAT1-1
EMPTY/STOP
See page 8 for details.
SAT1
PRESELCTD
See pages 8 for details.
SAT1-2
Playlist
SAT1-3
ALL ARTIST
Q:
A:
Not all Album names are displayed.
When browsing by Artist, the iPod interface

will list all Albums by the selected Artist within
the selected Playlist. To display all Albums,
please select the first Playlist in Preset 2,
which contains all music on the iPod. This
Playlist will have the same name as the iPod.
You may then go to Preset 4, and "ALL
ALBUM" will be displayed.
You may also use the browsing hierarchy to
speed up your Album/Artist search. See
details below.
Q:
A:
It takes too long to find a particular

Artist/Album/Song.
Use the browsing hierarchy to speed your

search. For Example: From Mode 2 (Playlist
Mode), select the smallest Playlist containing
the desired Song/Artist/Album. Then press
Preset 3 (Artist Mode) and browse to the
desired Artist. Use Tune/Track to move
between Songs by the selected Artist. The
search can be further narrowed by pushing
Preset 4 (Album Mode) and then browsing
through the Albums by the selected Artist.
Continued on page 14.
SAT1-2
Playlist
See pages 9 and 10 for details.
SAT1-4
ALL ALBUM
BROWSING HIERARCHY STRUCTURE

PLAYLIST
ARTIST
ALBUM
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Q:
A:
Continued from previous page: It

takes too long to find a particular
Artist/Album/Song.
Use Tune/Track to move between Songs on

the Album. To reset the browsing hierarchy,
return to Playlist Mode and select another
Playlist. Alternatively, you can disconnect the
iPod, select the desired Artist/Album/Song
and the interface will resume playing the
selected Artist/Album/Song when it is
reconnected to the dock connector.
The iPod interface will work best with multiple
Playlists.
Please do not attempt browsing while the
vehicle is in motion.
Q:
A:
The Artist name is incorrect or not

displayed.
To display properly, the text information must

be contained within the music file on the iPod.
Please verify that the text is included within
the music file by checking either the iPod or
iTunes.
Q:
A:
The Album name is incorrect or not

displayed.
To display properly, the text information must

be contained within the music file on the iPod.
Please verify that the text is included within
the music file by checking either the iPod or
iTunes.
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OK TO DISCONNECT
MENU
Go to www.apple.com or use your

iTunes software.
See pages 3for details.
Go to www.apple.com or use your

iTunes software.
See pages 3 for details.
Q:
A:
The text is not scrolling.
Text scrolling only occurs for longer text

strings. Only the first 24 ch. of a max. 240 is
displayed in the Artist, Album, Title fields.
SAT1-1
Little by li
OK TO DISCONNECT
MENU
Q:
A:
The interface is not controlling the

iPod.
Please disconnect and reconnect the iPod. If

operation does not resume, please reset the
iPod.
Q:
A:
Not all Playlists are listed when

browsing by Playlists.
The iPod interface will ignore empty Playlists.

The maximum elements within a Playlist is
65000.
Q:
A:
SAT1 or Channel number (CH001)

does not change.
These fields are not used by the iPod

interface and they remain constant.
Q:
A:
SAT2 and SAT3 are not available.
These modes are not used by the iPod

interface.
SAT1-2
On-the-go
SAT1-1
CH 001
SAT2-1
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING

YOUR SOA8431120, 08 IMPREZA WRX, 08
IMPREZA WRX STI, 05-08 LEGACY 2.5GT,
06-08 LEGACY SPEC B, AND 09 FORESTER
XT SPT LOWER CHASSIS BRACE.
This part is covered by the Parts Only Limited

Warranty for Select Genuine Subaru
Performance Parts (Labor Excluded). Parts
intended for off-highway application only. May
bring vehicle out of compliance with
safety/emissions standards. Can only be lawfully
installed by end user. See dealer for complete
warranty details.
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTION
A
DESCRIPTION: Front Fascia
KIT CONTENTS:
9mm Ratchet Fastener x2
Front Fascia x1
Flatwasher x2
TOOLS REQUIRED:
Installation
Instructions
Installation Instructions x 1
Slotted
Screwdriver
: Tighten Torque
: Remove
: Loosen
: Install
: Discard
: Disconnect
: Connect
: Re use
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SPN0000183
Remove existing fasteners

and retain.
Before beginning,
vehicle must be at
room temperature. If
the temperature is
below 70F (21C) let
vehicle sit indoors
until the bumper is
room temperature.
E551SFG000
Align front fascia to front

bumper.
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Snap fascia to bumper in 4 locations.

Snap the 2 middle locations first.
Insert retained fasteners.
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SPN0000183
Connect washer and fastener

together to join the fascia to
the bumper
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INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTION
A
DESCRIPTION: REAR FASCIA
KIT CONTENTS:
LARGE
ALCOHOL PREP PADS
Contents: One pad saturated
with 70% isopropyl alcohol
For external use only
Rear Fascia x1
6mm Ratchet Fastener x3
Alcohol Wipe x1
TOOLS REQUIRED:
Installation
Instructions
Installation Instructions x 1
Slotted
Screwdriver
: Tighten Torque
: Remove
: Loosen
: Install
: Discard
: Disconnect
: Connect
: Re use
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SPN0000179
Remove existing 2 ratchet

fasteners, retain.
Before beginning,
vehicle must be at
room temperature. If
the temperature is
below 70F (21C) let
vehicle sit indoors
until the bumper is
room temperature.
PART NUMBER
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Wipe area with alcohol

wipe.
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PART NUMBER
E551SFG010
Align rear fascia to rear

bumper.
Insert kept 2 ratchet fasteners
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SPN0000179
Remove tape tabs in order as per illustration. Apply

pressure of 12 pounds over entire surface of part
for 10 seconds during removal of tape.
5
3
4
6
11 12
10
3
8
4
7
10 seconds
PART NUMBER
E551SFG010
Instal provided 3 ratchet

fasteners.
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DESCRIPTION: REAR OF SEAT NET
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
KIT CONTENTS:
2x
2x
TOOLS REQUIRED:
1/2 Drill Bit
1/4 Drill Bit
Drill Stop
: Remove
: Tightening Torque
: Install
: Loosen
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
: Recyclable

: View
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2
1/4
1/4
Note: Look for dimpled, untextured area.
4
1/2
Note: Spacer must be connected to mushroom

assembly prior to installing into panel
4b
1/4
4c
Note: Hand tighten
mushroom anchor
into panel until snug
Note: Installation is identical for opposite side of vehicle.

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PART NUMBER :
E721SFG000XX
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
DESCRIPTION :
IMPREZA
A KIT CONTENTS
REAR SPOILER ASSY
5X
1X
D
1X RH
1X LH
1X Wire Tie
1X
TOOLS REQUIRED:
3 mm
(1/8")
6"
7 mm
(9/32")
8 mm
(5/16")
10 mm
(13/32")
12 mm
(15/32")
10 mm
RUST
PREVENTATIVE
MAGNET
: Install
: Connect
: Remove
: Do Not Discard
: Tightening Torque
: Re use
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: Location of
clip or screw
PAGE
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REAR SPOILER ASSEMBLY

1 ) Remove deck lid carpet panel by removing 14 push pins.
14x
8
(203 mm)
8
(203 mm)
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3 mm
(1/8")
7 mm
(9/32")
8 mm
(5/16")
10 mm
(13/32")
12 mm
(15/32")
MAGNET
RUST
PREVENTATIVE
PROCEDURES:
1 ) Set all drill stops to 1/4" or 6mm depth.
2 ) Drill all 14 locations with 3mm pilot drill first.
3 ) Open all holes to final dimension (REFERENCE MYLAR TEMPLATE).
4 ) Remove all metal chips with vacuum and magnet.
(USE CAUTION NOT TO SCRATCH THE VEHICLE PAINT SURFACE).
5 ) Remove all burrs from holes and apply rust preventative.
PART NUMBER
E721SFG000XX
1 ) Check alignment of plastic holding clips.

2 ) Check to make certain electrical cable will not be pinched between spoiler
mounting surface and deck lid.
3 ) Apply firm downward force at eight clip locations.
4 ) Audible "click" should be heard at each clip location to indicate engagement.
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TT -- 5.1
5.1 +/+/- .4 Nm
45
45 +/+/- 3 in
in lbs.
lbs.
( 3.75 ft. lbs. )
6"
10 mm
T - 5.1 +/- .4 Nm
45 +/- 3 in lbs.
( 3.75 ft. lbs. )
WIRE
TIE
SPOILER HIGH MOUNT STOP LAMP

WIRE HARNESS CONNECTION POINT
1 ) Re-install deck lid carpet panel with the 14 recycled push pins.
14x
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PART NUMBER
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CHECK THAT SPOILER HIGH MOUNT STOP LAMP PROPERLY

ILLUMINATES WHEN BRAKE PEDAL IS DEPRESSED.
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CHANGE THE TORSION BARS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE.
REMOVER NO.SOA321041
TORSION BAR RIGHT SOA8741020
TORSION BAR LEFT SOA8741010
1 ) Open trunk lid, brace trunk in the open position. Remove torsion bars from
the hinge links using remover tool (SOA321041).
2 ) Refer to illustration below for LH/RH identification.
CAUTION: TRUNK LID DROPS UNDER IT'S OWN WEIGHT
WHEN TORSION BARS ARE REMOVED.
3 ) Install the torsion bars using the remover in the reverse procedure of "removal".
TORSION BAR RIGHT PART NO. SOA8741020
TORSION BAR LEFT PART NO. SOA8741010
TORSION ROD SET-UP
HINGE END
ANCHOR END
PART NO. SOA8741020 (RH)

DRIVER
SIDE
PASSENGER
SIDE
PART NO. SOA8741010 (LH)
ANCHOR END
PART NUMBER
E721SFG000XX
ISSUE
01
DATE
05/29/2007
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PAGE
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DESCRIPTION: REAR VERTICAL NET
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
KIT CONTENTS:
TOOLS REQUIRED:
None
: Remove
: Tightening Torque
: Install
: Loosen
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
: Recyclable

: View
PART NUMBER
F551SFG100
5INS070570SU
ISSUE
01
DATE
4/12/07
SUBARU OF AMERICA
PAGE
1/2
Note: Installation is identical for opposite side of vehicle.
PART NUMBER
F551SFG100
5INS070570SU
ISSUE
01
DATE
4/12/07
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PART NUMBER: H001SXA100

DESCRIPTION: REMOTE ENGINE START SYSTEM
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
1 KIT CONTENTS
START
Remote Start Control Module

w/ Software Card and Fuses
Quantity= 1
Remote Start Wiring

Harness w/ 30 AMP Fuse
Quantity= 1
Remote Start
Transmitters
Quantity= 2
Remote Start Immobilizer

Interface w/ Antenna Ring
Quantity=1
Hood Switch Mounting

Bracket, Switch and 10"
Jumper Harness
Quantity=1

INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
1 KIT CONTENTS
REMOTE START QUICK REFERENCE

Press

Quantity= 1
Remote Start Wiring

Quantity= 1
Remote Start
Transmitters
Quantity= 2

Bracket, Switch and 10
Jumper Harness
Quantity=1
WARNING: / AVERTISSEMENT
WARNING:
TOAVOID
DANGER
OFCARBON
MONOXIDE,
NEVER
REMOTE
STARTAVEHICLE
INACLOSED
SPACE
SUCH
ASACLOSED
GARAGE.
Turning
YourVehicle
Off
Press and hold the
ART(key
ST icon) button again to turn
thevehicle
off.Ifthevehicle
isleftrunning
theremote
start
system
willallowthevehicle
torunforatotalof15minutes
andthenautomatically
turnoff.
Entering
theVehicle
While
itisRunning
viaRemote
Start
1.Unlock
thevehicle
doorsusingthefactory
keyless
remote. If the vehicle sdoors are unlocked manually
using
thekey,thevehicle
ssecurity
system
willtrigger
andtheremote
startsystem
willturnoff. Insertin
g
theignition
keyintotheignition
cylinder
and
turning
itto theONorRUNposition
willdisarm
the
security
system.
2.Enterthevehicle.
Donotpressthebrakepedal
.
3.Insertthekeyintotheignition
andturntotheONpositiion.Iftheignition
keyisaccidently
turned
tothestart
position,
thesystems
starter
anti-grind
feature
will
prevent
thestarter
fromre-cranking.
4.Pressthebrakepedal.Theremote
starter
disengages, the vehicles power window features are re-enabledandthevehicle
willoperate
normally
.
Underhood
Warning Label
Quantity=1
Remote Start
Patch Antenna
Quantity=1
Quick
Reference Card
Quantity=1
Installation
Instructions
Quantity=1
Tie Wraps
4Quantity= 4
8Quantity= 12
21Quantity= 2
2 TOOLS REQUIRED
This vehicle is equipped with a remote controlled engine starter.

To reduce the risk of serious Injury or death, switch engine starter
system into service mode and disconnect the vehicle battery
before performing any service on the vehicle.
Ce vhicule est dot d'un dmarreur distance. Pour rduire les
risques de blessures graves ou mortelles, mettre le dmarreur
distance en mode service et dbrancher la batterie du vhicule
avant d'effectuer des travaux d'entretien sur celui-ci.
10 mm Socket
and Ratchet
Panel Removal
Tool
Electrical Tape
: Remove
Turning Your Vehicle Off

Press and hold the START (key icon) button again to turn
the vehicle off. If the vehicle is left running the remote start
system will allow the vehicle to run for a total of 15 minutes
and then automatically turn off.
Alcohol and Towel
Entering the Vehicle While it is Running via Remote Start

1. Unlock the vehicle doors using the factory keyless
using the key, the vehicles security system will trigger
and the remote start system will turn off. Inserting
the ignition key into the ignition cylinder and
turning it to the ON or RUN position will disarm the
security system.
2. Enter the vehicle. Do not press the brake pedal.
: Tighten Torque
: Loosen
: Install
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
3. Insert the key into the ignition and turn to the ON positiion. If the ignition key is accidently turned to the start
position, the system sstarter anti-grindfeature will
prevent the starter from re-cranking.
: Re-use
CAUTION: DO NOT SECURE ANY REMOTE START HARNESSES / MODULES TO ANY

YELLOW HARNESSES / CONNECTORS (AIRBAG SYSTEM) IN THE VEHICLE.
Underhood
Warning Label
Quantity=1
Remote Start
Patch Antenna
Quantity=1
ISSUE
02
For 2 Seconds
Remote Start
Shutdown
WARNING: TO AVOID DANGER OF CARBON MONOXIDE,

NEVER REMOTE START A VEHICLE IN A CLOSED SPACE
SUCH AS A CLOSED GARAGE.
Wire Cutters
Short and Standard
3 MEANING OF CHARACTERS
PART NUMBER
H001SXA000
Press
Starting Your Vehicle

The remote control start function is activated by pressing
the START (key icon) button twice within 3 seconds on
your remote control transmitter. The system will check
certain pre-conditions before starting, and if all safety
parameters are correct, the engine will start within 5
seconds. If the vehicle sstarter cranks but does not start
or starts and stalls, the remote engine start system will
power off then attempt to start the vehicle an additional
four times.
Remote
Start
Remote
Start
Activatio
n
Shutdown
Starting
YourVehicl
e
Theremote
control
startfunction
isactivated
bypressing
theSTART (keyicon)buttontwicewithin3seconds
on
yourremote
controltransmitte
r. Thesystem
willcheck
certain
pre-conditions
beforestarting,
andif all safet
y
parameters
arecorrect,
theengine
will startwithin5
seconds.
Ifthevehicle
starter
s cranks
butdoesnotstart
orstartsandstalls,theremote
engine
startsystem
will
poweroffthenattempt
to startthevehicle
anadditional
fourtimes.
Featuring P owerCode Technology TM

TMFor the Ultimate in Comfort, Convenience and Security
2 Times
Remote Start
Activation

Quantity=1
REMOTE
STARTQUICK
REFERENCE
Press For
2Second
s
Press 2Time
s
Vehic le Remote Star t System
Installation
Instructions
DATE
09/27/06
SUBARU OF AMERICA
4. Press the brake pedal. The remote starter disengages, the vehicle spower window features are re-enabled and the vehicle will operate normally.
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Installation
Instructions
Quantity=1
Quick
Reference Card
Quantity=1
Tie Wraps
4" Quantity= 4
8" Quantity= 12
21" Quantity= 2
2 TOOLS REQUIRED
10 mm Socket
and Ratchet
Wire Cutters
Short and Standard
Panel Removal
Tool
Electrical Tape
Alcohol and Towel
T
: Remove
: Tighten Torque
: Loosen
: Install
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
: Re-use

PART NUMBER
H001SXA100
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/02/07
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VEHICLE PREPARATION
1. Using a 10mm socket/ratchet, disconnect the negative

battery terminal.
2. Using a panel removal tool, carefully remove the left
side driver's dash panel cover. (FIGURE A) Using a
phillips screwdriver, remove the plastic screw fastener
securing the left side dashboard panel
(this will be mounted under the previously removed left
side dash panel. (FIGURE B)
3. Using a panel removal tool, carefully remove the driver's
side lower center console panel. (FIGURE C)
4. Using a phillips screwdriver, remove the 3 plastic phillips
fasteners holding the driver's under dashboard panel
and leave loose. (FIGURE D)
5. Using a phillips screwdriver, remove the phillips screw
on the underside of the steering column shroud and
carefully unsnap and remove the lower panel. Be careful
not to damage the lower dashboard panel. (FIGURE E)
FIGURE A
FIGURE B
FIGURE C
FIGURE D
FIGURE E
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DATE
03/02/07
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VEHICLE PREPARATION (CONTINUED)

6. Using a panel removal tool, un-clip and remove the
driver's side lower dashboard panel and un-plug any
connectors. (FIGURE F)
7. Unplug the diagnostic plug by releasing the side clip on
the connector. Unplug the 2-way connector for the
under dashboard light and remove the driver's under
dashboard panel. (FIGURE G)
8. Unplug the 2-way connector and air tube connected to
the right side of the metal knee bolster. Remove the
metal knee bolster by removing the (4) 10mm bolts.
(FIGURE H)
FIGURE F
FIGURE G
FIGURE H
WINDSHIELD MOUNT ANTENNA INSTALLATION

1. Locate the position at the top of the windshield 1" left
of center and 1" from top of headliner. (FIGURE I)
2. Using alcohol clean the area thoroughly.
3. Remove the adhesive backing on the antenna
assembly and apply the antenna to the windshield in
the area indicated above. (FIGURE I)
4. Using a panel removal tool, carefully remove the
airbag labeled cap at the top of the A-pillar and
remove the 10mm bolt. (FIGURE J)
5. Gently remove the A-pillar panel starting at the top
releasing the pressure clip at the bottom of the panel.
(FIGURE J)
FIGURE I
FIGURE J
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H001SXA100
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/02/07
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WINDSHIELD MOUNT ANTENNA INSTALLATION (CONTINUED)

6. Route the antenna cable under the headliner
and down the A-pillar securing into the
plastic clips holding the sunroof drain tube.
Route the cable to the opening on the left
side of driver's dashboard. The antenna
cable will be plugged into the remote start
control module later. (FIGURE K)
7. Reinstall the A-pillar panel. Torque the 10mm
bolt to 10.8Nm +/- 2Nm (1.10 Kgf-m+/- 0.2
Kgf-m, 8 ft-lbs +/- 1.5 ft-lbs). (FIGURE J)
FIGURE K
MAIN HARNESS CONNECTIONS
6-WAY IGNITION SWITCH CONNECTIONS
1. Locate the 6-pin ignition switch connector on the

left side of the steering column and unplug.
(FIGURE L)
2. Plug the remote start harness 6-pin female ignition
switch connector into the vehicle's ignition switch
and plug the previously unplugged vehicle's female
ignition switch connector into the remote start
harness 6-pin male ignition switch connector.
(FIGURE M)
3. Using 2 of the supplied 8" tie wraps, secure the
remote start harness wiring to the existing vehicle
wiring, making sure that it will not interfere with the
operation of the tilt steering column and reassembly of vehicle panels. (FIGURE N)
FIGURE L
FIGURE M
FIGURE N
PART NUMBER
H001SXA100
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/02/07
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MAIN HARNESS CONNECTIONS (CONTINUED)

24-PIN AND 2-PIN UPPER LEFT KICK PANEL PREFIT CONNECTIONS
1. Locate the vehicle's 24-pin and 2-pin pre-fit
connections located in the upper left kick panel area.
These connectors are secured to the vehicle wiring
using breakaway tape. (FIGURE O)
2. When the 2-pin pre-fit connector is located, unplug
and discard the mating wire jumper.
3. Carefully route the remote start harness 24-pin and
2-pin connectors to the upper left kick panel area,
making sure that they will not interfere with any
vehicle moving components and re-assembly of
dashboard panels. (FIGURE P)
4. Plug the remote start harness 24-pin and 2-pin
males connectors into the corresponding 24-pin and
2-pin vehicle female connectors.
remote start wiring to existing vehicle wiring.
6. Route the remote start harness programming button
and 30-AMP fuse assembly to the vehicles fuse box
assembly and secure the wiring to existing vehicle
wiring using one of the supplied 8" tie wraps.
(FIGURE Q). DO NOT SECURE THE REMOTE
START HARNESS TO ANY VEHICLE YELLOW
HARNESSES / CONNECTORS (AIRBAG SYSTEM).
FIGURE O
FIGURE P
FIGURE Q
PART NUMBER
H001SXA100
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/02/07
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CONTROL MODULE CONNECTION & MOUNTING / IMMOBILIZER INTERFACE MOUNTING
1. Route the previously installed antenna cable towards the

remote start harness 24-pin, 16-pin and 10-pin
connectors. At the top of the steering column secure the
antenna cable along the way with 2 of the supplied 8" tie
wraps.
2. Plug the 24-pin, 16-pin and 10-pin connectors into the
front of the remote start control module making sure the
connectors are completely seated (they will only fit into
the control module one way). (FIGURE R) Plug the 2-pin
antenna cable connector into the 2-pin port on the back
of the remote start control module. NOTE: The small 4pin and 5-pin connectors on the control module are not
used.
REMOTE ENGINE START CONTROL MODULE
MOUNTING
1. Locate the vehicle's body integrated unit (BIU) mounted to
the bulkhead between the gas pedal and steering column.
2. Using alcohol clean the area on the right side of the BIU.
Remove the adhesive backing on the back of the remote
start control module.
3. Secure the remote start control module to the right side of
the BIU making sure the 3 connectors on the remote start
control module are pointing towards the rear of the
vehicle. (FIGURE S)
4. As a secondary mounting provision, secure the remote
start control module to the BIU using the supplied 24" tie
wrap.
IMMOBILIZER INTERFACE MOUNTING

1. Locate the A/T Control Module to the left of the brake
pedal. Using alcohol, clean an area on the A/T control
module metal bracket. Using the supplied velcro and 24"
tie wrap, secure the immobilizer interface to the A/T
Control Module. (FIGURE T)
2. Plug in 4 pin immobilizer interface connector (in harness)
to 4 pin connector on interface box. (FIGURE T)
PART NUMBER
H001SXA100
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/02/07
Antenna
16-Way
24-Way
10-Way
FIGURE R
BIU
FIGURE S
FIGURE T
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IMMOBILIZER INTERFACE ANTENNA RING MOUNTING

1. Locate the 2 phillips screws at the steering column
that secure the upper steering column shroud to the
steering column assembly. Refer to FIGURE U for
location reference.
2. Using a phillips screwdriver, loosen but do not
remove the 2 phillips screws. (FIGURE V)
3. Locate the illuminated ignition cylinder ring and
gently slip the immobilizer interface antenna ring
behind the illuminated ring and behind the upper
steering column shroud. Re-secure the previously
loosened phillips screws securing the upper steering
column shroud to the steering column assembly.
(FIGURE W)
4. Route the immobilizer interface antenna ring wiring
to the left side of the steering column and down the
steering column and plug into the 2-pin port on the
immobilizer interface (refer back to FIGURE T).
Secure the immobilizer interface antenna ring wiring
to the existing vehicle wiring and remote start
harness using 2 of the supplied 4" tie wraps. Be
sure to route wiring to avoid the lower steering
column shroud screw hole and any steering column
moving parts. (FIGURE X)
FIGURE U
FIGURE V
FIGURE W
FIGURE X
PART NUMBER
H001SXA100
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/02/07
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HOOD SAFETY SWITCH MOUNTING

1. In the engine compartment, locate the 2-pin pre-fit
hood safety switch connector secured to the wire
harness with breakaway tape in front of the shock
tower on the passenger's side of the vehicle.
(FIGURE Y)
2. Plug the supplied remote start harness 10" hood
safety switch wiring harness to the vehicle's 2-pin
pre-fit connector.
3. Insert the thicker of the two supplied washers into
the space between the fender and vehicle's body
located behind the first fender mounting bolt on the
passengers side. (FIGURE Z)
4. Mount the hood safety switch bracket to the vehicle's
fender in the predrilled hole using the supplied 10mm
bolt and smaller washer (FIGURE AA). Torque the
bolt to 10.8 Nm +/- 2 Nm (1.10 Kgf-m +/- 0.2 Kgf-m,
8 ft-lbs +/- 1.5 ft-lbs).
5. Securely mount (snap-in) the supplied hood safety
switch in the bracket and plug the 2-way female
connector of remote start harness 10" hood safety
switch wiring harness to the base of the hood safety
switch. (FIGURE AA)
FIGURE Y
FIGURE Z
T
FIGURE AA
10
UNDER HOOD WARNING LABEL MOUNTING
1. Using alcohol clean the top of the air intake plenum.

2. Remove the adhesive backing of the underhood
warning label and secure to the top of the air intake
plenum. (FIGURE BB)
Ce v hicule est dot d'un d marreur distance. Pour r duire les
risques de blessures graves ou mortelles, mettre le d
marreur
distance en mode service et d brancher la batterie du v hicule
FIGURE BB
PART NUMBER
H001SXA100
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/02/07
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SYSTEM POWER-UP
After all connections are complete, re-connect the vehicles negative battery terminal.
NOTE: THE VEHICLES HORN MAY BEGIN TO HONK ON AND OFF. IF THIS OCCURS, PRESSING
THE RKE TRANSMITTER UNLOCK BUTTON OR TURNING THE IGNITION KEY TO THE RUN
POSITION WILL SILENCE THE HORN.
12
TACHOMETER IDLE SPEED PROGRAMMING
NOTE: THE VEHICLES HOOD MUST BE CLOSED AND LATCHED THROUGHOUT

THIS PROCESS
1. Open drivers door (leave open throughout programming operation).
2. Turn the ignition key to the ON or RUN position.
3. Press and hold the momentary programming button for approximately 10 seconds
until the vehicles horn honks (3) times. (FIGURE CC)
4. Release the momentary programming button.
5. Press and release the remote engine start harness momentary programming button
(secured to a wiring harness in front of the vehicles dashboard mounted fuse box,
FIGURE FF). The vehicles horn will honk (4) times.
6. Press and release the vehicles brake pedal (1) time. The horn will honk (1) time to
indicate that the system has entered tachometer idle speed programming mode.
REMOTE ENGINE START HARNESS

MOMENTARY PROGRAMMING BUTTON
FIGURE CC
7. Start the vehicle with the ignition key. The RES system will begin honking the vehicles horn 1 time every 3 seconds
to indicate a valid tach signal.
8. When the engine has settled to a normal idle speed (normally 750-1000 RPM), press and release the brake pedal
(1) time. The horn will honk (2) times to indicate the system has exited tach idle speed programming. Be sure
that the vehicle has maintained 750-1000 RPM idle speed prior to exiting tachometer idle speed
programming.
9. Turn the ignition key to the OFF position.
13
PANEL RE-ASSEMBLY
1. Re-install the knee bolster and torque the 10mm bolts to 10.8 Nm +/- 2 Nm (1.10
Kgf-m +/- 0.2 Kgf-m, 8 ft-lbs +/- 1.5 ft-lbs). (FIGURE DD)
2. Plug in any previously removed connectors and re-install the drivers side lower
dashboard panel. Secure in place with the phillips fasteners on the side of the
dashboard opening (refer to FIGURES B & F).
3. Plug in the diagnostic connector and under dashboard light connector and reinstall
the drivers side under dashboard panel, securing in place with three (3) phillips
fasteners (refer to FIGURE D).
FIGURE DD
4. Reinstall the steering column shroud and secure with the phillips screw (refer to
FIGURE E).
5. Reinstall the drivers side lower center console panel (refer to FIGURE C).
6. Re-install the left side drivers dashboard panel (refer to FIGURE C).
7. At the end of the installation, insert the Quick Reference Card into the Owners
Information Kit.
PART NUMBER
H001SXA100
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/02/07
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IMMOBILIZER INTERFACE PROGRAMMING

Most new Subaru vehicles are equipped with an immobilizer system that will act as an anti-theft device preventing
the vehicle from starting if an incorrect ignition key is used to start the vehicle. Each vehicle ignition key is
equipped with a transponder that will transmit an ID code each time the vehicle ignition is turned on with the
ignition key. During the Select Monitor (SMIII) registration process, the transponder ID code is registered by the
vehicles body integrated unit (BIU). For security reasons all available ignition keys are required to be registered
any time a new key is added or replaced.
During the remote start process there will be no ignition key present to transmit a proper ID code when the vehicle
is started. To simulate an ignition key during the remote start process an immobilizer interface is used to transmit
a registered ID code to the ignition switch through an antenna ring that is mounted around the vehicles ignition
switch.
During the registration process, the remote start immobilizer interface will be treated as an ignition key by the
vehicle. To simulate turning the ignition to the RUN position we will use a combination of pressing the remote start
momentary programming button (mounted to a harness in front of the vehicles dashboard fusebox) and activating
the remote start system by pressing the START button on the remote start transmitter two (2) times.
Pressing the momentary programming button one (1) time will delay the remote start crank output for
60 - seconds. This will prevent the starter from cranking while the SDI is attempting to program the
immobilizer interface as an ignition key.
Activating the remote start system by pressing the remote start transmitter button two (2) times will both
activate the immobilizer interface and power the ignition circuits. This combination will make the vehicle
think that the ignition switch was turned to the RUN position using an actual ignition key.
Under normal situations the immobilizer interface will be registered to the vehicle as the 4th key. In the event that
all vehicle ignition keys are not present at time of registration, the immobilizer interface should be registered as the
last key (example: 2 ignition keys are available, the immobilizer interface is registered as the third key).
POINTS TO REMEMBER
1. Prior to programming the immobilizer interface, the vehicle tach idle speed section of the installationmanual
must be completed first.
2. The vehicles hood must remain closed and latched during the entire process.
3. The vehicles battery must be fully charged.
4. All ignition keys (3 keys are present with a new vehicle) must be present prior to programming. Any ignition
key that is not registered during the immobilizer interface programming process will nolonger start the vehicle.
5. The immobilizer teaching operation code will need to be entered at this time.
6. The vehicle specific five (5) digit security ID will be required every time the registration process iscompleted.
The vehicle security ID is located on the larger of the 2 vehicle key tags.
7. Immobilizer interface programming / key registration will be completed using the Subaru Diagnstic Interface
(SDI) operating in Stand Alone Mode. When operating in stand alone mode, the SDI does not need to
be plugged into the computer
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DATE
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Insert any ignition

key into the
ignition cylinder
and turn to the
RUN position
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DATE
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SDI screen will

display Key
ENTER Change. Remove
2nd key, insert 3rd
key and cycle to RUN
SDI screen will
display Register
Key?
SDI screen will

display Register
Key?
The SDI screen

will display
Execute Key
Reg?
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The vehicles
ignition and
instrument panel
will power
SDI screen will

display Register
4th Key?
ENTER
SDI screen will

display Register
Key?
SDI screen will

display Key
Change. Remove
3rd key
ENTER
ENTER
SDI screen will

display Ending
Key Registration
Proceed to Immobilizer
Interface Registration
Proceed to 3rd Key

Registration or
Immobilizer Interface
Registration if no
additional ignition keys
are available
SDI screen prompts for

the 5-digit security ID
ENTER (vehicle specific ). Enter
the code using the
arrows on the SDI
IMPORTANT!
Press the vehicles
brake pedal one
(1) time. The
ignition will turn off
Proceed to 2nd Key

Registration or
Registration if no
are available
START
REMOTE ENGINE
START TRANSMITTER
START BUTTON

SDI screen will

display
Registering Key
Registration
Complete
Press and release the START button one (1) time

on each remote start transmitter consecutively
within 5 seconds. The horn and parking lights
will each flash every time the transmitter button
is pressed
SDI screen will

display
Registering Key
SDI screen will

display
Registering Key
Press and release the remote start

momentary programming button
(mounted with a tie wrap in front of
the fuse panel one (1) time. There
will be no response from the
remote start system, SDI or
vehicle. (FIGURE A)
SDI screen will

display
Registering Key
Proceed to
Registration
Setup

the 4-digit teaching
operation code. Enter
the code using the
arrows on the SDI
ENTER
ENTER
Press and hold the SDI

Menu and C buttons
simultaneously for
approximately 5 seconds
to enter stand alone mode
IMMOBILIZER INTERFACE REGISTRATION
SDI screen will

display Register
3rd Key?
3rd KEY REGISTRATION
SDI screen will

display Register
2nd Key?
ENTER
SDI screen will

display Key
first key, insert 2nd
ENTER
Using the arrows

on the SDI select
Imm Regist
2nd KEY REGISTRATION
Using the arrows

on the SDI select
Subaru Vehicle
REGISTRATION SETUP
Plug the SDI

diagnostic plug
into the vehicles
diagnostic
connector
SDI SETUP
14
IMMOBILIZER INTERFACE PROGRAMMING, CONTINUED
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POST INSTALLATION CHECKLIST

1. REMOTE ENGINE START- Make sure the key is removed from the ignition switch and the engine hood is
closed. Press the START button twice within 3 seconds - The parking lights should flash twice, the horn should
beep twice then the vehicle should crank and start. Once started the parking lights will turn on and stay on
signifying the vehicle is started.
2. RUNNING WITH IGNITION KEY - While the vehicle is running under remote engine start, confirm that all
functions (lock, unlock, etc.) operate properly on the FACTORY transmitter. Once FACTORY transmitter
functionality is confirmed press the UNLOCK button on FACTORY transmitter and enter the vehicle, insert the
ignition key and turn the ignition to the run position, press the brake pedal - At this time the vehicle should be
running by the ignition key and the remote engine start was shut down when the brake pedal was pressed. Turn
off the ignition switch and the vehicle should shut off.
3. BRAKE PEDAL SAFETY - Restart the vehicle using the remote engine start, enter the vehicle, press the brake
pedal - The vehicle should shut off.
4. KEY-IN-SENSE - Insert the ignition key into the ignition switch but keep in off position, activate the remote
engine start function - the vehicle should flash the lights as if it is going to start but then the horn should beep
twice and the remote engine starter does not attempt to start the vehicle since it senses the key in the ignition.
5. HOOD SAFETY SWITCH - Open the engine hood and activate the remote engine start function - The horn
should beep two additional times signifying that hood safety switch is tripped and the vehicle will not start.
6. HEATER / AC FUNCTION - Insert the ignition key and turn the ignition to the run position, preset the vehicles
heater or air conditioning to the on position then turn the ignition off and remove the ignition key. Activate the
remote engine start system and verify that the heater or air conditioning turns on to the preset setting.
7. 15-MINUTE RUN TIME - Activate the remote engine start system and allow the system to run for the 15-minute
preset run time. The remote engine start system should shut the vehicle off in 15 minutes (+/- 10 seconds).
8. SECURITY DISARM VERIFICATION - Activate the remote engine starter. After the vehicle has started, manually
unlock the vehicles doors using the ignition key and open any door. The horn should begin a steady honk and
the engine will shut down. Press the UNLOCK button on the FACTORY transmitter and verify that the horn
stops honking (the vehicle will not automatically restart).
9. TRANSMITTER FUNCTIONALITY VERIFICATION - Activate the remote engine starter using both of the supplied
single button transmitters.
FUNCTIONAL TESTING IS NOW COMPLETE.
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H001SXA100
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/02/07
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remote. If the vehicles doors are unlocked manually
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2 TOOLS REQUIRED
10 mm Socket
and Ratchet
Wire Cutters
Short and Standard
Panel Removal
Tool
Electrical Tape
Alcohol and Towel
T
: Remove
: Tighten Torque
: Loosen
: Install
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
: Re-use
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ISSUE
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Remote Start
Shutdown

four times.
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remote. If the vehicle s doors are unlocked manually
using the key, the vehicle s security system will trigger
security system.
position, the system s starteranti-grind feature will
4. Press the brake pedal. The remote starter disengages, the vehicle s power window features are re-enabled and the vehicle will operate normally.
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Underhood
Warning Label
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Wire Cutters
Short and Standard
Panel Removal
Tool
Electrical Tape
Alcohol and Towel
: Remove
: Install
: Tighten Torque
: Loosen
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
: Re-use
CAUTION: DO NOT SECURE ANY REMOTE START HARNESSES / MODULES TO ANY YELLOW HARNESSES / CONNECTORS (AIRBAG SYSTEM) IN THE VEHICLE.
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ISSUE
02
DATE
05/23/07
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VEHICLE PREPARATION
1. Using a 10 mm socket/ratchet, disconnect the negative battery

terminal.
2. Using a panel removal tool, carefully remove the drivers side sill
plate by releasing the five (5) plastic tabs and remove the kick
panel cover by removing the black plastic clip at the front of the
panel and sliding the kick panel cover towards the rear of the
vehicle. (FIGURES A & B).
Clips on
Underside
of Panel
FIGURE A
3. Using a phillips screwdriver, remove the two (2) plastic phillips

fasteners and one (1) pressure fastener holding the drivers under
dashboard panel. Release the diagnostic connector by pressing
the side clip on the connector and remove the drivers under
dashboard panel. (FIGURES C & D)
4. Using a phillips screwdriver, remove one (1) phillips screw on the
underside of the steering column shroud and carefully unsnap
and remove the lower panel. Be careful not to damage the lower
dashboard panel. (FIGURE E)
Clips on
Underside
of Panel
FIGURE B
5. Remove one (1) phillips screw on the lower right side of the drivers
side lower dashboard panel. (FIGURE F)
6. Using a panel removal tool, un-clip and remove the drivers side
lower dashboard panel and un-plug any connectors. (FIGURE G)
7. Using a panel removal tool, carefully remove the left side dash
panel. (FIGURE H)
8. Remove the metal knee bolster by removing the two (2) 10mm
bolts. (FIGURE I)
FIGURE D
FIGURE E
FIGURE G
FIGURE H
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H001SAG100
ISSUE
02
DATE
05/23/07
FIGURE C
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FIGURE F
FIGURE I
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1. Locate the position at the top of the windshield 1 left of center

and 1 from the top of the headliner. (FIGURE J)
2. Using alcohol, clean the area thoroughly.
3. Remove the adhesive backing on the antenna assembly and
apply the antenna to the windshield in the area indicated above.
(FIGURE J)
FIGURE J
4. Carefully pry the A-pillar trim panel away from the windshield
while gently tucking the antenna cable behind the A-pillar trim
panel starting at the headliner and finishing at the dashboard.
Use caution not to damage the A-pillar trim panel. (FIGURE K)
5. Route the antenna cable to the opening on the left side of the
drivers dashboard. The antenna cable will be plugged into the
remote start control module later.
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H001SAG100
ISSUE
02
DATE
05/23/07
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FIGURE K
3 OF 12

1. Locate the 6-pin ignition switch connector on the left side of the steering
column and unplug. (FIGURE L )
2. Release the black tab that secures the factory ignition harness to the metal
steering column frame. (FIGURE L)
FIGURE L
3. Plug the previously unplugged vehicles female ignition switch connector into
the remote start harness 6-pin male ignition connector. (FIGURE M)
4. Plug the remote start harness 6-pin female connector into the vehicles ignition
switch (FIGURE N). Make sure that the wires exiting the 6-pin female ignition
connector are bent towards the front of the vehicle to allow for enough clearance
when re-assembling the lower steering column shroud. (FIGURE O)
5. Using the supplied 8 reusable tie wrap, secure the mated remote start
harness 6-pin male and vehicles 6-pin female connectors to the bottom of
the metal bracket where the vehicles ignition harness was previously secured
(refer to step 2 above). When securing the mated connectors to the bottom
of the metal bracket, make sure the connectors are in-line with the metal
bracket. This will ensure for proper re-assembly of the lower steering column
shroud. (FIGURE N)
6. Using one (1) of the supplied tie wraps, secure the vehicles ignition harness
to the multifunction switch frame, this will prevent rattling of the factory ignition
harness and allow for proper re-assembly of the lower steering column shroud.
(FIGURE N). This step is not required on vehicles equipped with steering
wheel mounted shift controls (paddle shifter) NOTE: Temporarily leave the
tie wrap loose to allow for securing of the immobilizer interface antenna
harness later in the instruction manual.
FIGURE M
FIGURE N
7. Route the remote start harness down the left side of the steering column
towards the A/T control module to the left of the brake pedal. NOTE: The
RES harness will have extra length. When routing the harness down the
steering column it will need to form a loop. This loop will allow for movement
when operating the tilt / telescoping steering column. (FIGURE P)
FIGURE P
FIGURE O
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02
DATE
05/23/07
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MAIN HARNESS CONNECTIONS (continued)
24-PIN & 2-PIN PRE-FIT CONNECTIONS ABOVE & BEHIND FUSE PANEL
1. Locate the vehicles 24-pin and 2-pin pre-fit connections located behind
the fuse panel to the left of the steering column. These connectors
are secured to the vehicle wiring using breakaway tape. (FIGURE Q)
2. When the 2-pin pre-fit connector is located, unplug and discard the
mating wire jumper.
Pre-fit
Connectors
FIGURE Q
3. Carefully route the remote start harness 24-pin and 2-pin connectors
behind the fuse panel, making sure that they will not interfere with any
vehicle moving components and re-assembly of dashboard panels.
4. Plug the remote start harness 24-pin and 2-pin male connectors into
the corresponding 24-pin and 2-pin vehicle female connectors.
(FIGURE R)
5. Using one (1) of the supplied 8 tie wraps, secure the remote start
wiring to existing vehicle wiring. (FIGURE S)
FIGURE R
6. Route the remote start momentary programming button and 30-AMP

fuse assembly to left side of the vehicles fuse panel assembly and
secure the wiring to the fuse box assembly using one (1) of the supplied
8 tie wraps (FIGURE T). DO NOT SECURE THE REMOTE START
HARNESS TO ANY VEHICLE YELLOW HARNESSES /
CONNECTORS (AIRBAG SYSTEM).
FIGURE S
FIGURE T
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05/23/07
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1. Locate the vehicles A/T Control Module mounted to the left side of the
brake pedal.
2. Plug the 2-pin antenna cable connector into the 2-pin port on the back of the
remote start control module and plug the 24 pin, 16 pin and 10 pin connectors
into the remote start control module. MAKE SURE THAT THE
CONNECTORS ARE FIRMLY SEATED INTO THE REMOTE START
CONTROL MODULE. (FIGURE U) NOTE: The small 4-pin and 5-pin
connectors on the control module are not used.
3. Secure the remote start control module to the left side of the A/T control
module using the supplied velcro making sure the 3 connectors on the
remote start control module are facing towards the rear of the vehicle.
(FIGURE V) NOTE: The RES harness will have extra length. When routing
the harness down the steering column it will need to form a loop. This loop
will allow for movement when operating the tilt / telescoping steering column.
Refer to FIGURE P on page 4.
4. Secure the immobilizer interface to the right side of the A/T control module
using the supplied velcro. (FIGURE V)
Antenna
16-Way
24-Way
10-Way
FIGURE U
A/T CONTROL
MODULE
FIGURE V
5. As a secondary mounting provision, secure the remote start control module

and immobilizer interface to the A/T control module using one (1) of the
supplied 21 tie wraps. NOTE: MAKE SURE THAT THE TIE WRAP DOES
NOT ROUTE AGAINST ANY OF THE WIRING ON THE A/T CONTROL
MODULE. THE TIE WRAP SHOULD ROUTE BETWEEN THE TWO
CONNECTORS ON THE A/T CONTROL MODULE. (FIGURE W)
6. Plug in the 4-pin immobilizer interface connector (in the remote start harness)
into the 4-pin connector on the immobilizer interface. (FIGURE V)
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H001SAG100
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DATE
05/23/07
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FIGURE W
6 OF 12
1. Locate the two (2) phillips screws at the steering column that secure the
upper steering column shroud to the steering column assembly. Refer
to FIGURE X for location reference.
2. Using a phillips screwdriver, loosen but do not remove the two (2) phillips
screws. (FIGURE Y)
3. Locate the illuminated ignition cylinder ring and gently slip the immobilizer
interface antenna ring behind the illuminated ring and behind the upper
steering column shroud. Re-secure the previously loosened phillips screws
securing the upper steering column shroud to the steering column
assembly. (FIGURE Z)
4. Route the immobilizer interface antenna ring wiring down the left side of
the steering column and plug into the 2-pin port on the immobilizer interface
(refer back to FIGURE V). Secure the immobilizer interface antenna ring
wiring to the existing vehicle wiring and remote start harness using four
(4) of the supplied 4 tie wraps. Be sure to route wiring to avoid any
steering column moving parts. A small amount of slack in the harness is
required to accomodate movement of the tilt / telescopic steering wheel.
FIGURE X
FIGURE Y
FIGURE Z
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H001SAG100
ISSUE
02
DATE
05/23/07
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1. In the engine compartment, locate the 2-pin pre-fit hood safety switch
connector secured to the wire harness with breakaway tape in front of
the power steering fluid reservoir tank on the passengers side of the
vehicle. (FIGURE AA)
2. Plug the supplied remote start harness 10 hood safety switch wiring
harness to the vehicles 2-pin pre-fit connector.
FIGURE AA
3. Remove the 10mm bolt securing the power steering reservoir tank to
the vehicles body directly in front of the passengers side shock tower.
(FIGURE BB)
4. Mount the hood safety switch bracket with the previously removed
10mm bolt securing the power steering reservoir tank to the vehicles
body, hold the bracket firmly when tightening. NOTE: The hood safety
switch bracket must be mounted on an angle as shown in FIGURE
CC to prevent contact with the power steering fluid hose. Torque the
bolt to 10.8 Nm +/- 2 Nm (1.10 Kgf-m +/- 0.2 Kgf-m, 8 ft-lbs +/- 1.5 ftlbs).
FIGURE BB
5. Securely mount (snap-in) the supplied hood safety switch in the bracket
and plug the 2-pin female connector of the remote start harness 10
hood safety switch wiring harness to the base of the hood safety switch.
(FIGURE CC)
FIGURE CC
10

2. Remove the adhesive backing of the underhood warning
label and secure to the top of the air intake plenum.
(FIGURE DD)
FIGURE DD
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H001SAG100
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02
DATE
05/23/07
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SYSTEM POWER-UP
12

THIS PROCESS
until the vehicles horn honks (3) times. (FIGURE EE)
5. Press and release the remote engine start harness momentary programming
button (secured to a wiring harness in front of the vehicles dashboard mounted
fuse box, FIGURE FF). The vehicles horn will honk (4) times.
6. Press and release the vehicles brake pedal (1) time. The horn will honk (1) time
to indicate that the system has entered tachometer idle speed programming
mode.
FIGURE EE
programming.
13
PANEL RE-ASSEMBLY
Kgf-m +/- 0.2 Kgf-m, 8 ft-lbs +/- 1.5 ft-lbs). (FIGURE FF)
2. Reinstall the left side dash panel (refer to FIGURE H).
dashboard panel. Secure in place with 1 phillips screw on the lower right hand
side of the panel (refer to FIGURES G & F).
FIGURE FF
4. Plug in the diagnostic connector and reinstall the drivers side under dashboard
panel, securing in place with 2 phillips fasteners and 1 pressure fastener (refer to
FIGURES D & C).
FIGURE E).
6. Reinstall the drivers side sill plate and kick panel cover (refer to FIGURE A).
Information Kit.
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H001SAG100
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02
DATE
05/23/07
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switch.
POINTS TO REMEMBER
1. Prior to programming the immobilizer interface, the vehicle tach idle speed section of the installation manual
key that is not registered during the immobilizer interface programming process will no longer start the
vehicle.
5. The immobilizer teaching operation code for all Legacy and Outback vehicles will need to be entered at this
time.
6. The vehicle specific five (5) digit security ID will be required every time the registration process is completed.
7. Immobilizer interface programming / key registration will be completed using the Subaru Diagnostic Interface
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DATE
05/23/07
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PART NUMBER
H001SAG100
Insert any ignition

key into the
ignition cylinder
and turn to the
RUN position
ISSUE
02
ENTER
Using the arrows

on the SDI select
Imm Regist
DATE
05/23/07
SDI screen will

display Key
2nd key, insert 3rd
SDI screen will
display Register
Key?
SDI screen will

display Register
Key?
The SDI screen

will display
Execute Key
Reg?
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The vehicles
ignition and
instrument panel
will power
SDI screen will

display Register
4th Key?
ENTER
SDI screen will

display Register
Key?
SDI screen will

display Key
Change. Remove
3rd key
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
SDI screen will

display Ending
Key Registration
Proceed to 3rd Key

Registration or
Registration if no
are available
IMPORTANT!
Press the vehicles
brake pedal one
(1) time. The
Proceed to 2nd Key

Registration or
Registration if no
are available
START
REMOTE ENGINE
START TRANSMITTER
START BUTTON
REMOTE START MOMENTARY

PROGRAMMING BUTTON
SDI screen will

display
Registering Key
Registration
Complete

is pressed
SDI screen will

display
Registering Key
SDI screen will

display
Registering Key

vehicle. (FIGURE A)
SDI screen will

display
Registering Key
Proceed to
Registration
Setup

ENTER operation code. Enter ENTER (vehicle specific ). Enter
the code using the
the code using the
arrows on the SDI
arrows on the SDI

Menu and C buttons
simultaneously for
SDI screen will

display Register
3rd Key?
SDI screen will

display Register
2nd Key?
ENTER
SDI screen will

display Key
Using the arrows

on the SDI select
Subaru Vehicle
REGISTRATION SETUP
Plug the SDI

diagnostic plug
into the vehicles
diagnostic
connector
SDI SETUP
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H001SAG100
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02
DATE
05/23/07
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INSTRUCTIONS
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START

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Transmitters
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Bracket, Switch and 10"
Jumper Harness
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INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
1 KIT CONTENTS

Press

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Transmitters
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Jumper Harness
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WARNING:
TOAVOID
DANGER
OFCARBON
MONOXIDE,
NEVER
REMOTE
STARTAVEHICLE
INACLOSED
SPACE
SUCH
ASACLOSED
GARAGE.
Turning
YourVehicle
Off
Press and hold the
ART(key
ST icon) button again to turn
thevehicle
off.Ifthevehicle
isleftrunning
theremote
start
system
willallowthevehicle
torunforatotalof15minutes
andthenautomatically
turnoff.
Entering
theVehicle
While
itisRunning
viaRemote
Start
1.Unlock
thevehicle
doorsusingthefactory
keyless
using
thekey,thevehicle
ssecurity
system
willtrigger
andtheremote
startsystem
willturnoff. Insertin
g
theignition
keyintotheignition
cylinder
and
turning
itto theONorRUNposition
willdisarm
the
security
system.
2.Enterthevehicle.
Donotpressthebrakepedal
.
3.Insertthekeyintotheignition
andturntotheONpositiion.Iftheignition
keyisaccidently
turned
tothestart
position,
thesystems
starter
anti-grind
feature
will
prevent
thestarter
fromre-cranking.
4.Pressthebrakepedal.Theremote
starter
disengages, the vehicles power window features are re-enabledandthevehicle
willoperate
normally
.
Underhood
Warning Label
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Patch Antenna
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Quick
Reference Card
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Instructions
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4Quantity= 4
8Quantity= 12
21Quantity= 2
2 TOOLS REQUIRED

10 mm Socket
and Ratchet
Panel Removal
Tool
Electrical Tape
: Remove

Alcohol and Towel

security system.
: Tighten Torque
: Loosen
: Install
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
position, the system sstarter anti-grindfeature will
: Re-use

Underhood
Warning Label
Quantity=1
Remote Start
Patch Antenna
Quantity=1
ISSUE
02
For 2 Seconds
Remote Start
Shutdown

Wire Cutters
Short and Standard
PART NUMBER
H001SXA000
Press

four times.
Remote
Start
Remote
Start
Activatio
n
Shutdown
Starting
YourVehicl
e
Theremote
control
startfunction
isactivated
bypressing
theSTART (keyicon)buttontwicewithin3seconds
on
yourremote
controltransmitte
r. Thesystem
willcheck
certain
pre-conditions
beforestarting,
andif all safet
y
parameters
arecorrect,
theengine
will startwithin5
seconds.
Ifthevehicle
starter
s cranks
butdoesnotstart
orstartsandstalls,theremote
engine
startsystem
will
poweroffthenattempt
to startthevehicle
anadditional
fourtimes.
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Remote Start
Activation

Quantity=1
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STARTQUICK
REFERENCE
Press For
2Second
s
Press 2Time
s
Installation
Instructions
DATE
09/27/06
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4. Press the brake pedal. The remote starter disengages, the vehicle spower window features are re-enabled and the vehicle will operate normally.
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Quick
Reference Card
Quantity=1
Tie Wraps
4" Quantity= 4
8" Quantity= 12
21" Quantity= 2
2 TOOLS REQUIRED
10 mm Socket
and Ratchet
Wire Cutters
Short and Standard
Panel Removal
Tool
Electrical Tape
Alcohol and Towel
T
: Remove
: Tighten Torque
: Loosen
: Install
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
: Re-use

PART NUMBER
H001SXA100
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/02/07
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VEHICLE PREPARATION
1. Using a 10mm socket/ratchet, disconnect the negative

battery terminal.
2. Using a panel removal tool, carefully remove the left
side driver's dash panel cover. (FIGURE A) Using a
phillips screwdriver, remove the plastic screw fastener
securing the left side dashboard panel
(this will be mounted under the previously removed left
side dash panel. (FIGURE B)
3. Using a panel removal tool, carefully remove the driver's
side lower center console panel. (FIGURE C)
4. Using a phillips screwdriver, remove the 3 plastic phillips
fasteners holding the driver's under dashboard panel
and leave loose. (FIGURE D)
5. Using a phillips screwdriver, remove the phillips screw
on the underside of the steering column shroud and
carefully unsnap and remove the lower panel. Be careful
not to damage the lower dashboard panel. (FIGURE E)
FIGURE A
FIGURE B
FIGURE C
FIGURE D
FIGURE E
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DATE
03/02/07
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VEHICLE PREPARATION (CONTINUED)

6. Using a panel removal tool, un-clip and remove the
driver's side lower dashboard panel and un-plug any
connectors. (FIGURE F)
7. Unplug the diagnostic plug by releasing the side clip on
the connector. Unplug the 2-way connector for the
under dashboard light and remove the driver's under
dashboard panel. (FIGURE G)
8. Unplug the 2-way connector and air tube connected to
the right side of the metal knee bolster. Remove the
metal knee bolster by removing the (4) 10mm bolts.
(FIGURE H)
FIGURE F
FIGURE G
FIGURE H

1. Locate the position at the top of the windshield 1" left
of center and 1" from top of headliner. (FIGURE I)
2. Using alcohol clean the area thoroughly.
3. Remove the adhesive backing on the antenna
assembly and apply the antenna to the windshield in
the area indicated above. (FIGURE I)
4. Using a panel removal tool, carefully remove the
airbag labeled cap at the top of the A-pillar and
remove the 10mm bolt. (FIGURE J)
5. Gently remove the A-pillar panel starting at the top
releasing the pressure clip at the bottom of the panel.
(FIGURE J)
FIGURE I
FIGURE J
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03/02/07
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WINDSHIELD MOUNT ANTENNA INSTALLATION (CONTINUED)

6. Route the antenna cable under the headliner
and down the A-pillar securing into the
plastic clips holding the sunroof drain tube.
Route the cable to the opening on the left
side of driver's dashboard. The antenna
cable will be plugged into the remote start
control module later. (FIGURE K)
7. Reinstall the A-pillar panel. Torque the 10mm
bolt to 10.8Nm +/- 2Nm (1.10 Kgf-m+/- 0.2
Kgf-m, 8 ft-lbs +/- 1.5 ft-lbs). (FIGURE J)
FIGURE K
1. Locate the 6-pin ignition switch connector on the

left side of the steering column and unplug.
(FIGURE L)
2. Plug the remote start harness 6-pin female ignition
switch connector into the vehicle's ignition switch
and plug the previously unplugged vehicle's female
ignition switch connector into the remote start
harness 6-pin male ignition switch connector.
(FIGURE M)
remote start harness wiring to the existing vehicle
wiring, making sure that it will not interfere with the
operation of the tilt steering column and reassembly of vehicle panels. (FIGURE N)
FIGURE L
FIGURE M
FIGURE N
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H001SXA100
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01
DATE
03/02/07
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MAIN HARNESS CONNECTIONS (CONTINUED)

24-PIN AND 2-PIN UPPER LEFT KICK PANEL PREFIT CONNECTIONS
1. Locate the vehicle's 24-pin and 2-pin pre-fit
connections located in the upper left kick panel area.
These connectors are secured to the vehicle wiring
using breakaway tape. (FIGURE O)
2. When the 2-pin pre-fit connector is located, unplug
and discard the mating wire jumper.
3. Carefully route the remote start harness 24-pin and
2-pin connectors to the upper left kick panel area,
making sure that they will not interfere with any
vehicle moving components and re-assembly of
dashboard panels. (FIGURE P)
4. Plug the remote start harness 24-pin and 2-pin
males connectors into the corresponding 24-pin and
2-pin vehicle female connectors.
remote start wiring to existing vehicle wiring.
6. Route the remote start harness programming button
and 30-AMP fuse assembly to the vehicles fuse box
assembly and secure the wiring to existing vehicle
wiring using one of the supplied 8" tie wraps.
(FIGURE Q). DO NOT SECURE THE REMOTE
START HARNESS TO ANY VEHICLE YELLOW
FIGURE O
FIGURE P
FIGURE Q
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H001SXA100
ISSUE
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DATE
03/02/07
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1. Route the previously installed antenna cable towards the

remote start harness 24-pin, 16-pin and 10-pin
connectors. At the top of the steering column secure the
antenna cable along the way with 2 of the supplied 8" tie
wraps.
2. Plug the 24-pin, 16-pin and 10-pin connectors into the
front of the remote start control module making sure the
connectors are completely seated (they will only fit into
the control module one way). (FIGURE R) Plug the 2-pin
antenna cable connector into the 2-pin port on the back
of the remote start control module. NOTE: The small 4pin and 5-pin connectors on the control module are not
used.
REMOTE ENGINE START CONTROL MODULE
MOUNTING
1. Locate the vehicle's body integrated unit (BIU) mounted to
the bulkhead between the gas pedal and steering column.
2. Using alcohol clean the area on the right side of the BIU.
Remove the adhesive backing on the back of the remote
start control module.
3. Secure the remote start control module to the right side of
the BIU making sure the 3 connectors on the remote start
control module are pointing towards the rear of the
vehicle. (FIGURE S)
4. As a secondary mounting provision, secure the remote
start control module to the BIU using the supplied 24" tie
wrap.

1. Locate the A/T Control Module to the left of the brake
pedal. Using alcohol, clean an area on the A/T control
module metal bracket. Using the supplied velcro and 24"
tie wrap, secure the immobilizer interface to the A/T
Control Module. (FIGURE T)
2. Plug in 4 pin immobilizer interface connector (in harness)
to 4 pin connector on interface box. (FIGURE T)
PART NUMBER
H001SXA100
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/02/07
Antenna
16-Way
24-Way
10-Way
FIGURE R
BIU
FIGURE S
FIGURE T
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1. Locate the 2 phillips screws at the steering column
that secure the upper steering column shroud to the
steering column assembly. Refer to FIGURE U for
location reference.
2. Using a phillips screwdriver, loosen but do not
remove the 2 phillips screws. (FIGURE V)
3. Locate the illuminated ignition cylinder ring and
gently slip the immobilizer interface antenna ring
behind the illuminated ring and behind the upper
steering column shroud. Re-secure the previously
loosened phillips screws securing the upper steering
column shroud to the steering column assembly.
(FIGURE W)
4. Route the immobilizer interface antenna ring wiring
to the left side of the steering column and down the
steering column and plug into the 2-pin port on the
immobilizer interface (refer back to FIGURE T).
Secure the immobilizer interface antenna ring wiring
to the existing vehicle wiring and remote start
harness using 2 of the supplied 4" tie wraps. Be
sure to route wiring to avoid the lower steering
column shroud screw hole and any steering column
moving parts. (FIGURE X)
FIGURE U
FIGURE V
FIGURE W
FIGURE X
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H001SXA100
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DATE
03/02/07
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1. In the engine compartment, locate the 2-pin pre-fit
hood safety switch connector secured to the wire
harness with breakaway tape in front of the shock
tower on the passenger's side of the vehicle.
(FIGURE Y)
2. Plug the supplied remote start harness 10" hood
safety switch wiring harness to the vehicle's 2-pin
pre-fit connector.
3. Insert the thicker of the two supplied washers into
the space between the fender and vehicle's body
located behind the first fender mounting bolt on the
passengers side. (FIGURE Z)
4. Mount the hood safety switch bracket to the vehicle's
fender in the predrilled hole using the supplied 10mm
bolt and smaller washer (FIGURE AA). Torque the
bolt to 10.8 Nm +/- 2 Nm (1.10 Kgf-m +/- 0.2 Kgf-m,
8 ft-lbs +/- 1.5 ft-lbs).
5. Securely mount (snap-in) the supplied hood safety
switch in the bracket and plug the 2-way female
connector of remote start harness 10" hood safety
switch wiring harness to the base of the hood safety
switch. (FIGURE AA)
FIGURE Y
FIGURE Z
T
FIGURE AA
10

2. Remove the adhesive backing of the underhood
warning label and secure to the top of the air intake
plenum. (FIGURE BB)
Ce v hicule est dot d'un d marreur distance. Pour r duire les
marreur
distance en mode service et d brancher la batterie du v hicule
FIGURE BB
PART NUMBER
H001SXA100
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/02/07
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SYSTEM POWER-UP
12

THIS PROCESS
until the vehicles horn honks (3) times. (FIGURE CC)
5. Press and release the remote engine start harness momentary programming button
(secured to a wiring harness in front of the vehicles dashboard mounted fuse box,
FIGURE FF). The vehicles horn will honk (4) times.
6. Press and release the vehicles brake pedal (1) time. The horn will honk (1) time to
indicate that the system has entered tachometer idle speed programming mode.

FIGURE CC
programming.
13
PANEL RE-ASSEMBLY
Kgf-m +/- 0.2 Kgf-m, 8 ft-lbs +/- 1.5 ft-lbs). (FIGURE DD)
dashboard panel. Secure in place with the phillips fasteners on the side of the
dashboard opening (refer to FIGURES B & F).
3. Plug in the diagnostic connector and under dashboard light connector and reinstall
the drivers side under dashboard panel, securing in place with three (3) phillips
fasteners (refer to FIGURE D).
FIGURE DD
FIGURE E).
5. Reinstall the drivers side lower center console panel (refer to FIGURE C).
6. Re-install the left side drivers dashboard panel (refer to FIGURE C).
Information Kit.
PART NUMBER
H001SXA100
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/02/07
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switch.
POINTS TO REMEMBER
1. Prior to programming the immobilizer interface, the vehicle tach idle speed section of the installationmanual
key that is not registered during the immobilizer interface programming process will nolonger start the vehicle.
5. The immobilizer teaching operation code will need to be entered at this time.
6. The vehicle specific five (5) digit security ID will be required every time the registration process iscompleted.
7. Immobilizer interface programming / key registration will be completed using the Subaru Diagnstic Interface
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DATE
03/02/07
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PART NUMBER
H001SXA100
Insert any ignition

key into the
ignition cylinder
and turn to the
RUN position
ISSUE
01
DATE
03/02/07
SDI screen will

display Key
2nd key, insert 3rd
SDI screen will
display Register
Key?
SDI screen will

display Register
Key?
The SDI screen

will display
Execute Key
Reg?
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The vehicles
ignition and
instrument panel
will power
SDI screen will

display Register
4th Key?
ENTER
SDI screen will

display Register
Key?
SDI screen will

display Key
Change. Remove
3rd key
ENTER
ENTER
SDI screen will

display Ending
Key Registration
Proceed to 3rd Key

Registration or
Registration if no
are available

ENTER (vehicle specific ). Enter
the code using the
arrows on the SDI
IMPORTANT!
Press the vehicles
brake pedal one
(1) time. The
Proceed to 2nd Key

Registration or
Registration if no
are available
START
REMOTE ENGINE
START TRANSMITTER
START BUTTON

SDI screen will

display
Registering Key
Registration
Complete

is pressed
SDI screen will

display
Registering Key
SDI screen will

display
Registering Key

vehicle. (FIGURE A)
SDI screen will

display
Registering Key
Proceed to
Registration
Setup

operation code. Enter
the code using the
arrows on the SDI
ENTER
ENTER

Menu and C buttons
simultaneously for
SDI screen will

display Register
3rd Key?
SDI screen will

display Register
2nd Key?
ENTER
SDI screen will

display Key
ENTER
Using the arrows

on the SDI select
Imm Regist
Using the arrows

on the SDI select
Subaru Vehicle
REGISTRATION SETUP
Plug the SDI

diagnostic plug
into the vehicles
diagnostic
connector
SDI SETUP
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1032159 A
PART NUMBER:
H001SFG000
DESCRIPTION:
REMOTE ENGINE START SYSTEM
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
KIT CONTENTS
START

Quantity= 1
Remote Start Wiring

Quantity= 1
Remote Start
Transmitters
Quantity= 2

Quantity=1

Jumper Harness
Quantity=1

Press
2 Times
Press
For 2 Seconds
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
1 KIT CONTENTS

Quantity= 1
Remote Start
Activation
Remote Start Wiring

Quantity= 1
Remote Start
Transmitters
Quantity= 2

Press
2 Times
Remote Start
Activation
Press
For 2 Seconds
Underhood
Warning Label
Quantity=1
Remote Start
Patch Antenna
Quantity=1

Ce v
duire les
marreur
hicule
Remote Start
Shutdown

seconds. If the vehicles starter cranks but does not start
four times.

remote. If the vehicles doors are unlocked manually
security system.
Featuring P owerCode Technology

TM
position, the systems starter anti-grind feature will
TM
4. Press the brake pedal. The remote starter disengages, the vehicles power window features are re-enabled and the vehicle will operate normally.
For the Ultimate in Comfort, Convenience and Security
Quick
Reference Card
Quantity=1
Installation
Instructions
Quantity=1
Tie Wraps
4 Quantity= 4
8 Quantity= 12
21 Quantity= 2

2 TOOLS REQUIRED
10 mm Socket
and Ratchet
Wire Cutters
Short and Standard
Panel Removal
Tool
Electrical Tape

Alcohol and Towel
T
: Remove
: Tighten Torque

remote. If the vehicle s doors are unlocked manually
using the key, the vehicle s security system will trigger
security system.
: Loosen
: Install
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
: Re-use
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H001SXA000
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Remote Start
Shutdown

four times.

Quantity=1

Jumper Harness
Quantity=1
Installation
Instructions
Ce v
duire les
marreur
hicule
DATE
03/14/06
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position, the system s starteranti-grind feature will
1 OF 10
4. Press the brake pedal. The remote starter disengages, the vehicle s power window features are re-enabled and the vehicle will operate normally.
Quick
Reference Card
Quantity=1
Tie Wraps
4 Quantity= 4
8 Quantity= 12
21 Quantity= 2
8 Reusable Quantity= 1
TOOLS REQUIRED
10 mm Socket
and Ratchet
Installation
Instructions
Quantity=1
Underhood
Warning Label
Quantity=1
Remote Start
Patch Antenna
Quantity=1
Wire Cutters
Short and Standard
Panel Removal
Tool
Electrical Tape
Alcohol and Towel
: Remove
: Install
: Tighten Torque
: Loosen
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
: Re-use
CAUTION: DO NOT SECURE ANY REMOTE START HARNESSES / MODULES TO ANY YELLOW HARNESSES / CONNECTORS (AIRBAG SYSTEM) IN THE VEHICLE.
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H001SFG000
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01
DATE
05/29/07
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VEHICLE PREPARATION
1. Using a 10 mm socket/ratchet, disconnect the negative battery

terminal.
2. Using a phillips screwdriver, remove one (1) phillips screw on the
underside of the steering column shroud and carefully unsnap
and remove the lower panel. Be careful not to damage the lower
dashboard panel. (FIGURE A)
3. Using a panel removal tool, carefully remove the left side dashboard
panel (FIGURE B). Remove 2 screws securing the lower
dashboard panel on the left side of the dashboard. (FIGURE C)
FIGURE A
4. Using a panel removal tool, carefully remove the drivers side

lower dashboard panel and unplug any connectors. (FIGURE D)
5. Remove the metal knee bolster by removing the two (2) 10mm
bolts. (FIGURE E)
FIGURE B
FIGURE D
FIGURE C
FIGURE E
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1. Locate the position at the top of the windshield 1 left of center

and 1 from the top of the headliner. (FIGURE F)
2. Using alcohol, clean the area thoroughly.
3. Remove the adhesive backing on the antenna assembly and
apply the antenna to the windshield in the area indicated above.
(FIGURE F)
FIGURE F
4. Using a panel removal tool, carefully remove the airbag labeled

cap at the top of the A-pillar and remove the 10-mm bolt.
(FIGURE G)
5. Gently remove the A-pillar panel starting at the top releasing the
pressure clip at the bottom of the panel. (FIGURE G)
6. Route the antenna cable under the headliner and down the Apillar securing into place using three (3) of the supplied 8 tie
wraps. Route the cable to the opening on the left side of the
drivers dashboard. The antenna cable will be plugged into the
remote start control module later. (FIGURE H)
FIGURE G
7. Reinstall the A-pillar panel. Torque the 10mm bolt to 10.8 Nm

+/- 2 Nm (1.10 Kgf-m +/- 0.2 Kgf-m, 8 ft-lbs +/- 1.5 ft-lbs).
(FIGURE G)
FIGURE H
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DATE
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1. Locate the 6-pin ignition switch connector on the left side of the steering
column and unplug. (FIGURE I)
2. Release the black tab that secures the factory ignition harness to the metal
steering column frame. (FIGURE I)
FIGURE I
3. Plug the previously unplugged vehicles female ignition switch connector into
the remote start harness 6-pin male ignition connector. (FIGURE J)
4. Plug the remote start harness 6-pin female connector into the vehicles ignition
switch (FIGURE K). Make sure that the wires exiting the 6-pin female ignition
connector are bent towards the front of the vehicle to allow for enough clearance
when re-assembling the lower steering column shroud. (FIGURE L)
5. Using the supplied 8 reusable tie wrap, secure the mated remote start
harness 6-pin male and vehicles 6-pin female connectors to the bottom of
the metal bracket where the vehicles ignition harness was previously secured
(refer to step 2 above). When securing the mated connectors to the bottom
of the metal bracket, make sure the connectors are in-line with the metal
bracket. This will ensure for proper re-assembly of the lower steering column
shroud. (FIGURE K)
6. Using one (1) of the supplied 8 tie wraps, secure the vehicles ignition harness
to the multifunction switch frame, this will prevent rattling of the factory ignition
harness and allow for proper re-assembly of the lower steering column shroud.
(FIGURE K). NOTE: Temporarily leave the tie wrap loose to allow for securing
of the immobilizer interface antenna harness later in the instruction manual.
FIGURE J
FIGURE K
7. Route the remote start harness down the left side of the steering column
towards the front of the vehicle.
FIGURE L
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DATE
05/29/07
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MAIN HARNESS CONNECTIONS (continued)
24-PIN & 2-PIN PRE-FIT CONNECTIONS ABOVE & BEHIND FUSE PANEL
1. Locate the vehicles 24-pin and 2-pin pre-fit connections located behind
the fuse panel to the left of the steering column. These connectors
are secured to the vehicle wiring using breakaway tape. (FIGURE M)
2. When the 2-pin pre-fit connector is located, unplug and discard the
mating wire jumper.
Pre-fit
Connectors
FIGURE M
3. Carefully route the remote start harness 24-pin and 2-pin connectors
behind the fuse panel, making sure that they will not interfere with any
vehicle moving components and re-assembly of dashboard panels.
4. Plug the remote start harness 24-pin and 2-pin male connectors into
the corresponding 24-pin and 2-pin vehicle female connectors.
(FIGURE N)
5. Using one (1) of the supplied 8 tie wraps, secure the remote start
wiring to existing vehicle wiring. (FIGURE O)
FIGURE N
6. Route the remote start harness programming button and 30-AMP fuse
assembly to the left side of the vehicles fuse panel assembly from
behind and secure the wiring to the left side of the fuse panel using
one (1) of the supplied 8 tie wraps (FIGURE P). DO NOT SECURE
THE REMOTE START HARNESS TO ANY VEHICLE YELLOW
FIGURE O
FIGURE P
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H001SFG000
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DATE
05/29/07
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Steering
Column
REMOTE ENGINE START CONTROL MODULE MOUNTING

1. Locate the vehicles Body Integrated Unit (BIU) mounted to the right side of
the steering column. (FIGURE Q)
2. Route the previously installed antenna cable towards the remote start
harness 24-pin, 16-pin and 10-pin connectors. Route the antenna cable
and remote start harness 24-pin, 16-pin and 10-pin connectors below the
steering column towards the BIU. Plug the 2-pin antenna cable connector
into the 2-pin port on the back of the remote start control module and plug
the 24 pin, 16 pin and 10 pin connectors into the remote start control module.
(FIGURE R) NOTE: The small 4-pin and 5-pin connectors on the control
module are not used.
3. Secure the remote start control module to the right side of the BIU using
the supplied velcro making sure the 3 connectors on the remote start control
module are facing down. (FIGURE S)
BIU
FIGURE Q
Antenna
16-Way
24-Way
10-Way
FIGURE R
Remote Engine
Start Control
Module
4. As a secondary mounting provision, secure the remote start control module

to the BIU using one (1) of the supplied 21 tie wraps. (FIGURE S)
5. Using two (2) of the supplied 8 tie wraps, secure the remote start harness
and antenna cable to the existing vehicle wiring behind the diagnostic
connector under the steering column (FIGURE T). Make sure that the
remote engine start harness does not route against any sharp metal
surfaces.
FIGURE S
1. Locate the A/T Control Module to the left of the brake pedal. Using alcohol,
clean an area on the left side of the A/T Control Module. Using the supplied
velcro and one (1) 21 tie wrap, secure the immobilizer interface to the A/T
Control Module making sure that the immobilizer interface connectors are
facing down towards the vehicles floor. (FIGURE U)
FIGURE T
2. Plug in the 4-pin immobilizer interface connector (in the remote start harness)
into the 4-pin connector on the immobilizer interface. (FIGURE U)
A/T Control
Module
FIGURE U
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1. Locate the two (2) phillips screws at the steering column that secure the
upper steering column shroud to the steering column assembly. Refer
to FIGURE V for location reference.
2. Using a phillips screwdriver, loosen but do not remove the two (2) phillips
screws. (FIGURE W)
3. Locate the illuminated ignition cylinder ring and gently slip the immobilizer
interface antenna ring behind the illuminated ring and behind the upper
steering column shroud. Re-secure the previously loosened phillips screws
securing the upper steering column shroud to the steering column
assembly. (FIGURE X)
4. Route the immobilizer interface antenna ring wiring down the left side of
the steering column and plug into the 2-pin port on the immobilizer interface
(refer back to FIGURE U). Secure the immobilizer interface antenna ring
wiring to the existing vehicle wiring and remote start harness using four
(4) of the supplied 4 tie wraps. Be sure to route wiring to avoid any
steering column moving parts. A small amount of slack in the harness is
required to accomodate movement of the tilt / telescopic steering wheel.
FIGURE V
FIGURE W
FIGURE X
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H001SFG000
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01
DATE
05/29/07
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1. In the engine compartment, locate the 2-pin pre-fit hood safety switch
connector secured to the wire harness with breakaway tape in front of
the power steering fluid reservoir tank on the passengers side of the
vehicle. (FIGURE Y)
2. Plug the supplied remote start harness 10 hood safety switch wiring
harness to the vehicles 2-pin pre-fit connector.
FIGURE Y
3. Remove the 10mm bolt securing the power steering reservoir tank to
the vehicles body directly in front of the passengers side shock tower.
(FIGURE Z)
4. Mount the hood safety switch bracket with the previously removed
10mm bolt securing the power steering reservoir tank to the vehicles
body, hold the bracket firmly when tightening. (FIGURE AA) NOTE:
The hood safety switch bracket locating tab must slot into the groove
on the power steering reservoir tank. (FIGURE BB) Torque the bolt to
10.8 Nm +/- 2 Nm (1.10 Kgf-m +/- 0.2 Kgf-m, 8 ft-lbs +/- 1.5 ft-lbs).
FIGURE Z
5. Securely mount (snap-in) the supplied hood safety switch in the bracket
and plug the 2-pin female connector of the remote start harness 10
hood safety switch wiring harness to the base of the hood safety switch.
(FIGURE AA & BB)
FIGURE AA
FIGURE BB
10

2. Remove the adhesive backing of the underhood warning

label and secure to the top of the air intake plenum.
(FIGURE CC)

FIGURE CC
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DATE
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SYSTEM POWER-UP
NOTE: THE VEHICLES HORN MAY BEGIN TO HONK ON AND OFF. iF THIS OCCURS, PRESSING
12

THIS PROCESS
until the vehicles horn honks (3) times. (FIGURE DD)
5. Press and release the momentary programming button (secured to a wiring harness
in front of the vehicles dashboard mounted fuse box, FIGURE DD). The vehicles
horn will honk (4) times.
6. Press and release the vehicles brake pedal (1) time. The horn will honk (1) time
to indicate that the system has entered tachometer idle speed programming
mode.
FIGURE DD
programming.
13
PANEL RE-ASSEMBLY
Kgf-m +/- 0.2 Kgf-m, 8 ft-lbs +/- 1.5 ft-lbs). (FIGURE EE)
2. Reinstall the steering column shroud and secure in place with one (1) phillips
screw.
3. Plug in any previously removed connectors and re-install the lower dashboard
panel (refer to FIGURE D).
FIGURE EE
4. Re-install the two (2) phillips screws on the left side of the dashboard that secure
the lower dashboard panel in place. (refer to FIGURE C)
5. Re-install the left side dashboard panel. (refer to FIGURE B)
Information Kit.
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H001SFG000
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01
DATE
05/29/07
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switch.
POINTS TO REMEMBER
1. Prior to programming the immobilizer interface, the vehicle tach idle speed section of the installation manual
key that is not registered during the immobilizer interface programming process will no longer start the
vehicle.
5. The immobilizer teaching operation code for all Impreza vehicles will need to be entered at this time.
6. The vehicle specific five (5) digit security ID will be required every time the registration process is completed.
7. Immobilizer interface programming / key registration will be completed using the Subaru Diagnostic Interface
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DATE
05/29/07
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PART NUMBER
H001SFG000
Insert any ignition

key into the
ignition cylinder
and turn to the
RUN position
ISSUE
01
ENTER
Using the arrows

on the SDI select
Imm Regist
DATE
05/29/07
SDI screen will

display Key
2nd key, insert 3rd
SDI screen will
display Register
Key?
SDI screen will

display Register
Key?
The SDI screen

will display
Execute Key
Reg?
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The vehicles
ignition and
instrument panel
will power
SDI screen will

display Register
4th Key?
ENTER
SDI screen will

display Register
Key?
SDI screen will

display Key
Change. Remove
3rd key
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
SDI screen will

display Ending
Key Registration
Proceed to 3rd Key

Registration or
Registration if no
are available
IMPORTANT!
Press the vehicles
brake pedal one
(1) time. The
Proceed to 2nd Key

Registration or
Registration if no
are available
START
REMOTE ENGINE
START TRANSMITTER
START BUTTON
REMOTE START MOMENTARY

PROGRAMMING BUTTON
SDI screen will

display
Registering Key
Registration
Complete

is pressed
SDI screen will

display
Registering Key
SDI screen will

display
Registering Key

vehicle. (FIGURE A)
SDI screen will

display
Registering Key
Proceed to
Registration
Setup

ENTER operation code. Enter ENTER (vehicle specific ). Enter
the code using the
the code using the
arrows on the SDI
arrows on the SDI

Menu and C buttons
simultaneously for
SDI screen will

display Register
3rd Key?
ENTER
SDI screen will

display Key
SDI screen will

display Register
2nd Key?
Using the arrows

on the SDI select
Subaru Vehicle
REGISTRATION SETUP
Plug the SDI

diagnostic plug
into the vehicles
diagnostic
connector
SDI SETUP
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1032033A
PART NUMBER:
DESCRIPTION:
A
E361SAG300
Roof Mounted Cargo
Box (16 cu. ft.)
Kit Contents:
Strap
2x
Quick Snap
Cargo Box
Key
1x
4x
2x
U-Bolt
4x
Installation Instructions
1x
(Pre installed)
Slide Strip
4x
Meaning of characters:
Open or close
Install
Move
WARNING: DO NOT EXCEED THE WEIGHT LIMIT OF YOUR ROOF RACK
Cargo Box
39lbs.
(17.7 kg)
Part Number
E361SAG300
Issue
Total Must be
less than or
equal to the
rack weight
limit specified
in the vehicle
owners manual
Cargo Box
contents
Date
12/26/06
Subaru of America
Page
1 of 5
DRAWING # A006775INS
GUIDELINES:
When using carriers and accessories, the user must understand the precautions. The points listed below will assist you in using the rack system and will
encourage safety.
Do not carry more than 45 kg (100 lbs.) in the box. Loads that exceed this limit
are not covered by the warranty.
Do not exceed the weight limit of your roof rack. Total load = cargo weight
plus luggage box (39lbs.) used to carry cargo.
Make sure all knobs, bolts and locks are firmly attached, tightened and locked
before every trip. Knobs, bolts and locks must be periodically inspected for
signs of wear, corrosion and fatigue.Check your load at stops during the trip
to ensure continued fastening security.
Be aware of the width and height of your cargo since low clearance
brances,bridges, and parking garages can damage the load. All cargo will
affect the vehicles driving behavior. Never drive with any lock, knob, or rack
in an open, unlocked or loose position.
To prevent damage to your cargo box and/or vehicle remove your box before
entering automatic car washes.
All locks must be turned and moved periodically to ensure smooth operation.
Use graphite or similar dry lubricant to help this. The locks are designed to
deter vandalism and theft. Remove valuable gear if your vehicle is unattended
for an extended period. Place at least one key in the glove compartment.
Replacement keys are available through Thule direct at www.thuleracks.com
For safety to your vehicle and rack system, obey all posted speed limits and
traffic cautions. Adapt your speed to the conditions of the road and the load
being carried.
Do not use load carriers and accessories for purposes other than those for
which they were designed. Do not exceed their carrying capacity. Failure to
follow these guidelines or the products instructions will void the warranty.
Consult with your dealer if you have any questions regarding the operations
and limits of these products. Review all instructions and warranty information
carefully.
1.
With the help of another person place
box on roof rack.
(2 of 5)
2.
Slide forward or backward to position mounting
slots properly over crossbars.
Note:
Mount box towards the rear

of the vehicle to minimize
wind resistance.
3.
Minimum bar spread = 23 58" or 600mm.
If crossbars are adjustable, set to

widest position which can be
accommodated by
mounting slots.
4.
Check rear hatch clearance.
Caution: On vehicles equipped with moonroofs an interference condition with the cargo
box may occur when the moon roof is opened in the tilt position. If this condition
exists, do not tilt the moonroof fully to prevent contact with the cargo box.
On vehicles equipped with a roof mounted satellite radio

antenna, position the cargo box as far away from the
XM antenna as possible to minimize reception loss and
prevent damage to the antenna.
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5.
Open box.
Attach Quick-Snap into the holes in
slide with grey lever toward the rear
of the box.
Position over load bars.
6.
Lift red safety lock (a).
Lift grey lever up (b).
Guide U-bolt from under loadbar into mounting
holes (c).
Press lever down (b) and then lower red safety lock (a).
Reverse process for removing box.
Note:
Quick-Snap does not remove once

inserted through slide.
7.
Secure loads with supplied load straps.
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8.
UNLOCKING/LOCKING THE BOX
Unlocking: Insert the key and turn clockwise to the
unlocked position. The key can only be
removed when the box lid is closed and
locked.
Locking:
To close, press down on the lid at the
front and rear of the box. Turn the key
counter-clockwise to lock. Remove key.
OPEN
CLOSED
9.
This box is designed with a patented dual side opening system,
allowing you to open the box from either side, providing easy
access to each pair of quick connects during installation
and removal.
The box should only be opened one side at a time.
The locks work the same way from either
side of the box.
10.
MAINTENANCE
The roof box should be carefully cleaned and maintained, particularly in the winter months.
For cleaning, use only water with a mild detergent which contains no additives (such as alcohol, chlorine or
ammonia) as these could damage the surface of the roof box.
The locks should be lubricated with graphite or similar dry lubricant.
Box should be protected from exposure to the elements during prolonged periods of storage.
Box and fittings should be inspected periodically for damage.
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OPMERKING
Gelieve deze handleiding steeds bij Uw instructieboekje te bewaren
* De maximaal toelaatbare belasting bedraagt 80 kg (inclusief het gewicht van
de bagagedrager: 5 kg). Raadpleeg Uw instructieboekje voor de maximale
dakbelasting van Uw auto. Overschrijd deze limiet niet.
Maak de lading stevig vast, zodat deze niet los kan raken en schade kan
veroorzaken. Zorg ervoor dat de lading niet zijdelings of in de rijrichting kan
verschuiven.
Wanneer de bagagedrager beladen wordt, zorgt u er dan voor dat het gewicht van
de last gelijkmatig verdeeld is. Hou het zwaartepunt van de last zo laag mogelijk.
Wanneer kleine, zware lasten vervoerd moeten worden, raden wij u aan deze aan
1 zijde van de draagstang te plaatsen, en niet in het midden.
De bagage mag niet over de wagenomtrek reiken, dit om het verkeer niet te
hinderen.
Gelieve voor jedere rit alle bevestigingspunten te controleren. Controleer ook of
te lading goed werd vastgemaakt.
Stop even na een korte rit om moer- en vooral voetbevestigingen van de bagagedrager te controleren. Doe dit steeds vooraleer te rijden met een gemonteerde
bagagedrager.
Het is mogelijk dat de lak onder de dakplaten na verloop van tijd iets matter wordt.
Om dit te voorkomen dient zowel dak als drager vrij te zijn van stof en vuil,
voordat er geplaatst wordt. Bij langduring gebruik is het aan te bevelen op de
bevestigingsplaatsen dak en drager regelmatig goed schoon te maken.
Gelieve rekening te houden met het veranderde rijgedrag van de wagen (door
zijwindgevoeligheid, bij bochten en remmen) wanneer u een wagen met gemonteerde
(beladen) bagagedrager bestuurt.
Voor de veiligheid van andere weggebr uikers en om de luchtweerstand te
verminderen wordt de bagagedrager best gedemonteerd wanneer hij niet gebruikt
wordt.
Veiligheidstip
Dit model dakdrager is speciaal voor Uw auto ontwikkeld, bij inruil dient meestal
een andere drager toegepast te worden. Raadpleeg hierover Uw leverancier.
Testrapporten uit de autoindustrie en vakbladen tonen aan dat wanneer voorwerpen
met een groot oppervlak worden vervoerd (bv. surfplank, ski-/transportbox) het
dak van de wagen extra belast wordt wegens een sterk verhoogde
luchtweerstand.Wanneer u een windsurfplank vervoert, moet de punt van de
boeg naar beneden wijzen.
Het rijgedrag van de wagen verandert eveneens; daarom is het raadzaam uw
snelheid aan te passen.
Stuur de wagen niet door een carwash wanneer de allesdrager genstalleerd is.
De fabrikant is niet aansprakelijk voor schade onststaan door een niet juist
gemonteerde drager en accessoires.
LET OP!
Het is mogelijk dat U windgeruis hoort als U deze dakdrager gebruikt. Plaats
daarom alleen als U iets te vervoeren heef de dakdrager op het dak.
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AVISO:
Guarde estas instrucciones de montaje junto con los documentos del automvil.
Tenga en cuenta los siguientes puntos:
* La carga mxima permitida es de 80 kg (peso del portaequipajes incluido, 5
kg). No sobrepase el peso indicado. Asegrese consultando el libro de
instrucciones del sitio adecuado para montar el portaequipajes y de la carga
admitida.
Amarre bien la carga para remidiar que se afloje y cause daos. Tenga cuidado
que no se desvie hacia los lados.
Considere que la carga debe estar repartida proporcionalmente encima del techo
y que el punto de gravedad sea lo ms bajo posible.
No situe nunca pegueas demasiado pesadas cargas en el centro del
portaequipajes sino en una parte del mismo. Est prohibido que los bultos
sobresalgan del contorno del vehculo, de manera que puedan perjudicar el
trfico.
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LASTENTRGER
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TAAKKATELINE
LOAD CARRIER
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ALLESDRAGER
LASTHLLARE
PORTAEQUIPAJES
PORTE-TOUT
MONTAGEANLEITUNG
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ASENNUSOHJEET
FITTING INSTRUCTIONS
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MONTAGEVOORSCHRIFT
MONTERINGSANVISNING
INSTRUCCIONES DE MONTAJE
INSTRUCTIONS DE MONTAGE
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GB/USA
Antes de emprender el viaje, asegrese de la correcta fijacin de los bultos

segn las instrucciones.
Controle despus de un corto recorrido el acoplamiento de los tornillos y sobre
todo de los soportes. Este control se debe hacer antes de cualquier viaje.
Existe la posibilidad que la pintura debajo de los soportes se corroa. Para
evitarlo, le recomendamos que limpie el techo de polvo y suciedad antes de
colocar las barras, as como quitarlas cada cierto tiempo para limpiar las reas
donde los pies estan situados.
Observe que la conduccin no ser la misma cuando conduzca con barras de
carga y sobre todo con carga sobre estas (la resistencia del aire en las partes
laterales al tomar las curvas, la distancia de frenado, etc. ser diferente a lo
normal). Por motivos de seguridad ante los dems usuarios y para reducir la
resistencia del aire deber desmontar las barras del techo si no van a ser
utilizadas.
GB/USA
Consejo para su seguridad

IMPORTANTE: Este portaequipajes est especialmente diseado para su vehculo.
Por favor, controle qu barras necesita si cambia de coche.
Segn informes de la industria automovilstica y de revistas tcnicas la capacidad
de carga del techo del automvil transportando por ejemplo tablas de navegacin,
cajas de transporte, etc. es ms baja debido a la fuerte resistencia del aire. (En
el transporte de una tabla de navegacin se debe poner la parte doblada hacia
abajo.)
Es recomendable adaptar la velocidad a estas circunstancias.
El coche no debe pasar por el tren de lavado con el portaequipajes montado.
El fabricante no se responsabiliza de los daos causados por un montaje
incorrecto del portaequipajes y dems accesorios.
NOTA:
La instalacin de este portaequipajes comportar un incremento del ruido del
viento en el vehculo. Si el nivel sonoro producido fuera molesto, el
portaequipajes debera desmontarse e instalarse solamente cuando se
tenga que transportar algn objeto.
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HUOMAUTUKSIA
Silyt nm asennusohjeet auton asiakirjojen kanssa.
Huomioi seuraavat seikat:
* Suurin sallittu kuorma on 80 kg (sis. telineen paino: 5 kg). l ylit tt
rajaa. Tarkista auton ohjekirjasta taakkatelineen sijainti sek suurin sallittu
kattokuorma. (Tarkista mys mahdollinen oheistettu lislehti koskien sallittua
kattokuormaa).
Kiinnit kuorma niin, ett se ei irtoa eik aiheuta vaurioita. Ole tarkka
kiinnittesssi kuormaa, ett se ei siirry pituus- eik sivusuuntaan.
Kiinnit huomiota siihen, ett kuorma on jaettu mahdollisimman tasaisesti ja ett
painopiste on mahdollisimman alhaalla. Kun kuljetat pieni, hyvin painavia kuormia
on ne sijoitettava kannatinkiskon toiselle puolelle eik sen keskelle.
Liikenneturvallisuussyist kuorma ei saa ylitt auton leveytt.
Tarkista ennen liikkelle lht ett kaikki telineet ja lisvarusteet on kiinnitetty
ohjeiden mukaan. Tarkista mys ett kuorma on kunnolla kiinnitetty.
Pyshdy lyhyen ajomatkan jlkeen tarkistamaan ett kaikki ruuvit ja erityisesti
jalkalevyt ovat tukevasti paikallaan. Tarkista sen jlkeen aina ennen seuraavaa
liikkeellelht.
On olemassa vaara ett lakkaus himmenee jalkalevyjen kohdalla. Tmn
vlttmiseksi suosittelemme ett katto puhdistetaan plyst ja liasta ennen
asennusta sek ett taakkateline irroitetaan aika ajoin katon puhdistusta varten.
Huomioi ett ajo-ominaisuudet muuttuvat ajettaessa taakkatelineill etenkin
kuormattuna (sivutuulialttius, kaarre- ja jarrutusolosuhteet). Muiden tienkyttjien
turvallisuussyist sek polttoainekulutuksen johdosta on taakkatelineet irrotettava
kun ne eivt ole kytss.
DIN 75302 / ISO 11154-1
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Impreza 2007->
Purjelaudan kuljetuksessa tulee kyra p olla suunnattu eteenpin ja alas.

Auton ajo-ominaisuudet muuttuvat myskin - joten suosittelemme nopeuden
rajoittamista.l kyt autoa pikapesussa kun taakkateline on asennettuna.
Valmistaja ei vastaa virheellisen telineen tai listarvikkeen asennuksen
aiheuttamista vahingoista.
HUOM:
Kun teline on asennettu ajoneuvoon voi esiinty lisntynyt ajoviiman
aiheuttamaa suhinaa. Jos meteli on epmiellyttv, tulisi teline irroittaa ja
asennettava
uudelleen, vasta kun sit tarvitaan varsinaiseen kuljetukseen.
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Neuvoja oman turvallisuuden takia

TRKET: Tm taakkateline on suunniteltu Sinun automalliisi. Kysy siksi, kun
vaihdat autoa, jlleenmyyjlt tarvittavaa taakkatelinett. Autoteollosuuden ja
alan lehdistn testitulokset osoittavat ett auton kattoon kohdistuu lisrasitusta
kun kuljetetaan suuria tai pitki esineit (esim. purjelautoja, suksi-/
kuljetuslaatikoita) suuresti lisntyvn ilmavastuksen johdosta.
IMPREZA-3A-2023-1
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WICHTIG!
Vor Erstgebrauch lesen.
Montage nur nach dieser Vorlage durchfhren.
Vorlage im Fahrzeug mitfhren.
Wir empfehlen nicht schneller als richtgewindigkeit 130 km/h zu fahren.
Zu montage und Anwendung diese Montageanleitung sehr genau durch lesen.
Bei eventuellen Unklarheiten bitten wir Sie, sich mit Ihrem Hndler, fr weitere Informationen, in Verbindung zu setzen
GB/USA IMPORTANT!
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ANMERKUNGEN
Diese Montageanleitung zusammen mit den Fahrzeugpapieren aufbewahren.
Folgende Punkte beachten:
*Die hchste Belastung ist 80 kg (einschl. Gewicht des Lastentrgers, 5 kg). Dieses Gewicht
darf nicht berschritten werden. Im Instruktionsbuch den Montageplatz des Lastentrgers
und die hchste zugelassene Dachlast des Autos kontrollieren. (Eventuell das beigefgte
Extrablatt fr zugelassene Dachlast kontrollieren.)
Read these instructions carefully before using the product for the first time.
Fit the rack using these instructions only.
Keep instructions in car.
Do not drive faster than 130 km/h (80 mph) with load.
Do not assemble or use this product unless you have understood the fitting instruction.
If you have any questions, please contact your local dealer for further information.
Die Last ordentlich verankern, damit diese sich nicht lockern und eventuelle Schden verursachen
kann. Aufpassen, da sich die Last in Fahrtrichtung und seitlich nicht verschieben kann.
Die Last gleichmig auf dem Lastentrger verteilen und der Schwerpunkt soll so niedrig wie
mglich sein. Kleine und sehr schwere Lasten nie in der Mitte des Lastentrgers anbringen, sondern
nur auf die eine Seite des Trgers.
Auf Grund der Verkehrssicherheitsvorschriften darf die Last nicht ber die Auenseiten des Autos
hervorragen.
VIKTIGT!
Ls igenom anvisningen noggrant innan produkten tas i bruk.
Montera endast enligt denna beskrivning.
Monteringsanvisningen skall medfras i bilen.
Vi rekommenderar att inte verskrida 130 km/h med last.
Montera och anvnd inte produkten frrn du har frsttt monteringsanvisningen.
Vid eventuella oklarheter, kontakta terfrsljaren.
Vor der Fahrt, alle Befestigungsanordnungen genau kontrollieren, ob diese gem den Vorschriften
fixiert sind. Kontrolliere ebenfalls die Verankerung der Last, diese mu ordentlich ausgefhrt sein.
Nach einer kurzen Fahrstrecke die Fahrt unterbrechen und dann alle Schraubverbindungen und
besonders die Befestigung der Fusttze kontrollieren. Diese Kontrolle soll vor jeder Fahrt
durchgefhrt werden.
IMPORTANT!
A lire soigneusement avant la premire utilisation.
Pour le montage, se conformer strictement aux prsentes instructions.
Les instructions doivent ncessairement se trouver dans le vhicule.
Ne pas dpasser 130 km/h avec charge sur le toit.
Ne pas assembler et ne pas utiliser le produit avant de lire les instructions de montage.
Prendre contact avec le fournisseur lors de problmes ventuels.
TRKE!
Luettava ennen ensimmist kyttnottoa.
Asennus vain tmn ohjeen mukaan.
Pidettv mukana ajoneuvossa.
l kuormalla ylit 130 km/h nopeutta.
l asenna lk kyt tuotetta ennen kuin olet ymmrtnyt asennusohjeet.
Ota yhteys jlleenmyyjn epselviss tapauksissa.
BELANGRIJK!
Voor gebruik goed doorlezen.
Montage alleen volgens dit voorbeeld uitvoeren.
Montagevoorschrift in de auto bewaren.
Niet harder dan 130 km/h rijden met lasten.
Dit produkt niet monteren en gebruiken voordat het montagevoorschrift geheel duidelijk is.
Wend U met eventuele vragen tot de plaatselijke dealer.
IMPORTANTE!
Leer antes del primer uso.
Realizar el montaje unicamente conforme a estas instrucciones.
Llevar las instrucciones en el vehculo.
No conducir a ms de 130 km/h con carga.
No monte o utilice este producto hasta que haya comprendido las instrucciones de montaje.
Si tiene alguna pregunta, por favor pongase en contacto con su distribuidor para ms informacin.
Abmattungen der Lackoberflche knnen in dem Bereich der Fuplattenauflagen auftreten. Um

dieses zu vermeiden, empfehlen wir vor jeder Montage des Lastentrgers zu kontrollieren, da die
Lastentrgerbefestigungspunkte frei von Staub und Schmutz sind. Bei lngerer Anwendung ist es
ratsam den Lastentrger in regelmssigen Zeitabstnden zu demontieren und reinigen.
Das vernderte Fahrverhalten mit montiertem Lastentrger beachten (Seitenwindempfindlichkeit,
Fahren in den Kurven und beim Einbremsen).
Mit Hinsicht auf die Verkehrssicherheitsvorschriften und Reduzierung des Luftwiderstandes, sollte
der Lastentrger nach Gebrauch demontiert werden.
Ratschlge fr Ihre eigene Sicherheit
WICHTIG: Dieser Lastentrger ist speziell fr Ihr Auto angepat. Bitte mit Ihrem Lieferanten kontrollieren welches Modell bentigt wird wenn Sie Ihren Wagen tauschen.
Aus Testberichten von der Autoindustrie und Fachzeitschriften geht hervor, da beim Transport von
verschiedenen Gegenstnden (z.B. Surfingbrettern, Transport-/Skiboxen) das Autodach noch mehr,
durch den stark auftretenden Luftwiderstand, belastet wird.
(Beim Transport vom Surfingbrett, soll das gebogene Ende in Fahrtrichtung, nach unten gerichtet
sein.)
Auch das Fahrverhalten des Autos wird beeintrchtigt - deshalb empfehlen wir, die Geschwindigkeit
den entsprechenden Verhltnissen anzupassen.
Das Auto nicht durch eine automatische Waschanlage mit montiertem Lastentrger fahren.
Der Hersteller reserviert sich gegen Schden, verursacht durch falsche Montage des Lastentrgers und den Zubehrteilen.
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REMARQUES
Veuillez conserver les instructions de montage avec vos documents de bord.
Veuillez considrer les points suivants:
* La charge admissible est de 80 kg (le poids du porte-bagages de 5 kg inclus). Ne surcharger
jamais. Contrler dans le manuel lendroit o le porte-bagages doit tre mont ainsi que le poids
maximum de charge utile permise. (Contrler aussi dans lannexe ventuelle de ces instructions
de montage le poids maximum de charge utile permise.)
Veuillez contrler tous les points de fixation avant chaque trajet. Veiller galement la bonne fixation de la
charge. Contrler la fixation des crous et des attaches du porte-bagages aprs un court trajet dessai.
Excuter ce contrle avant chaque dpart.
Une certaine usure de la peinture peut tre provoque lendroit o les plaques-supports reposent sur le
toit. Pour viter cela nous recommendons que le toit soit bien nettoy (poussirs et autres salets) avant
le montage du porte-bagages. Il est aussi recommend denlever le porte-bagages intervalles rguliers
pour nettoyer le toit.
Soyez conscient que le comportement de la voiture est diffrent (sensibilit au vent latral, tenue de route
en virage et freinage) lors de la conduite avec un porte-bagages mont (charg).
Afin dassurer la scurit des autres usagers de la route et dconomiser du carburant, il est conseill de
dmonter le porte-bagages quand il nest plus utilis.
80 Kg
KG
11 lbs
5 Kg
CAUTION NOTES
Please keep this installation manual with your car papers.
Please take the following points into account:
*Maximum permissible load is 80 kg/176 lbs(incl the weight of the load carrier, 5 kg/11 lbs).
Do not exceed this weight. Check in the appendix to these instructions and in the car
instruction manual to see where the load carrier should be fitted and to ascertain the
maximum permissible load.
Make sure to fasten the load so that it cannot come loose or cause damage. Be careful to secure the
load against movement in driving direction or sideway movements.
When using the load carrier, please make sure that the weight is evenly distributed and that the
centre of gravity of the load is kept as low as possible. If small, very heavy loads have to be carried,
please put them on one side of the bar and not in the middle.
The load must not protrude from the vehicle outline, in order not to endanger traffic.
Before driving, make sure that all fastening parts are fixed according to regulations. Please check
also that the load is fastened properly. Stop after a short drive to check all screw connections, and
especially the foot attachments, then check every time before driving.
There is some risk that the paint under these foot plates may fade. To avoid this, we recommend to
clean the roof from dust or dirt before attaching the load carrier and to remove the load carrier at
suitable intervals to clean the areas where the foot plates rest on the roof.
Please pay attention to the altered behaviour of the vehicle (due to sidewind sensitivity, when driving
in bends and when braking) when you drive a mounted (loaded) load carrier. To safeguard other road
users, and in order to reduce air resistance, the load carrier should be dismounted if it is not used.
Advice for your own security
IMPORTANT: This load carrier is especially designed for your car model. Please therefore check
with your retailer which type of load carrier is needed when changing your car.
Test reports from the automotive industry and trade journals prove that when objects with large
surfaces are transported, (eg. surfboards, ski/transport boxes) the roof of the vehicle will be additionally
strained due to the strongly increased air resistance. (When transporting a windsurfboard, the bow
should point downwards in the driving direction.)
The driving characteristics change as well; therefore we recommend you to adjust your speed
accordingly.
Do not put the car through an automatic car wash when the load carrier is mounted.
The manufacturer takes no responsibility for damage caused by an incorrectly fitted load
carrier.
NOTICE:
You may hear an increased level of wind noise or wind rush as a result of installing this rack
on your vehicle. If the noise level is objectionable, the rack should be removed and installed
only when utilized to transport something.
When you mount the load carrier only, please stick the spoilers on the specified position
in fig. 14.
BEMERKUNG:
Mit montiertem Lastentrger knnen Windgerusche entstehen. Wenn die Geruschbelstigung strend ist, empfehlen wir den Lastentrger bei Nichtbenutzung abzubauen.
Assurer-vous que la charge ne puisse pas se dgager ou causer des dgts. La charge ne doit pas pouvoir
se dplacer daucune direction.
Lors du chargement du porte-bagages, veiller ce que la charge soit rpartie uniformment. Le centre de
gravit de la charge doit se trouver le plus bas possible. En cas de petites charges trs lourdes, il est
conseill de les mettre dun ct de la barre au lieu de les mettre au milieu de la barre.
En aucun cas la charge ne peut dpasser le contour de la voiture afin de ne pas entraver la circulation.
176 lbs
GB/USA
Avis de securit
IMPORTANT: Ce porte-bagages est spcialement adapt votre voiture. En cas de changement du
modle de voiture, il faut contrler chez le vendeur quel type de porte-bagages est adquat.
Il rsulte de rapports dessai de lindustrie automobile et des revues professionnelles que, lorsque le portebagages est utilis pour le transport dobjets de grande surface (par exemple planche voile, skibox), les
forces sur le toit de la voiture augmentent cause de laugmentation de la rsistance dair. (Si vous
transportez une planche voile, le nez de la planche doit tre dirig vers le bas dans
la direction de conduite.)
La tenue de route de la voiture change galement; il est donc conseill dadapter votre
vitesse.
Ne conduiser pas la voiture dans un carwash quand le porte-bagages est install.
Le constructeur se dcharge de toute responsabilit en cas de dommages causs
par un porte-bagages et accessoires monts de faon non conformes aux
instructions de montage.
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ANMRKNINGAR
Frvara denna monteringsanvisning tillsammans med fordonshandlingarna.
Notera fljande punkter:
* Hgsta tilltna last r 80 kg (inkl lasthllarens vikt, 5 kg). verskrid inte denna vikt. Kontrollera i bilens instruktionsbok var lasthllaren skall monteras samt bilens tilltna taklast.
(Kontrollera ocks eventuellt bifogat extrablad fr tillten taklast).
Frankra lasten s att den inte kan lossna eller orsaka skada. Var noga med att surra lasten s att
den inte kan rra sig i ngon riktning.
Var noga med att lastens vikt blir jmnt frdelad p lasthllaren och att tyngdpunkten blir s lg som
mjligt. Vid transport av sm, mycket tunga laster skall dessa placeras p lastskenans ena sida och
inte p dess mitt.
Av trafikskerhetsskl fr lasten inte skjuta ut utanfr bilens utsidor.
Kontrollera fre frd att alla fstanordningar r fixerade enligt freskrift. Kontrollera ocks att lasten
r surrad ordentligt. Stanna efter en kort krstrcka och kontrollera att alla skruvfrband, och d
speciellt fotstden, sitter fast. Kontrollera drefter fre varje frd.
Viss risk freligger att avmattning i lacken kan uppst dr fotplattorna vilar mot taket. Fr att undvika
detta rekommenderar vi att taket grs helt rent frn damm och smuts fre montering samt att
lasthllaren tas av med jmna intervaller fr rengring av taket.
Observera bilens frndrade kregenskaper (sidvindsknslighet, vid kurvor och inbromsningar)
vid frd med monterad (lastad) lasthllare.
Av trafikskerhetsskl och fr att minska luftmotstndet, br lasthllaren monteras av nr den inte
anvnds.
Rd fr Er egen skerhet
VIKTIGT: Denna lasthllare r anpassad fr Din bilmodell. Kontrollera drfr med terfrsljaren
vilken typ av lasthllare som erfordras vid byte av bilmodell.
Testrapporter frn bilindustrin och facktidskrifter visar att nr omfngsrika freml transporteras
(t ex surfbrdor, skid-/transportboxar) utstts biltaket fr ytterligare belastning p g a det starkt kade
luftmotstndet.
(Vid transport av vindsurfbrda skall den bjda nden peka nert i krriktningen.)
Bilens kregenskaper frndras ocks - drfr rekommenderar vi att anpassa hastigheten.
Lt inte bilen genomg automattvtt nr lasthllaren r pmonterad.
Tillverkaren reserverar sig mot skador orsakade av felaktigt monterad lasthllare och tillbehr.
MEDDELANDE:
Ett kat strande ljud kan frekomma p grund av lasthllarens montering p bilen. Det r
indikerat att ta bort hllaren frn taket och montera den p bilen enbart vid behov om
ljudnivn r obehaglig.
REMARQUE:
Il est possible que vous entendiez davantage de bruits arodinamique ou de bruits
de frontement dus au vent suite l'installation de cette galerie sur votre vhicule.
Si le niveau de bruit est dsagrable , il faut dmonter la galerie et ne l'utiliser que
lorsque vous transportez des objets.
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PARTS LIST
14
E3610FG501
E3610FG550
Front x1
Rear x1
Front
Rear
951 mm x 1
883 mm x 1
Front
Rear
951 mm x 1
883 mm x 1
DIN 75302
x4
x5
100 mm
100 mm
100 mm
100 mm
+ 1600 km / 1000 miles
XXXXX
D
GB/USA
x4
Geltende Rechte und Vorschriften mssen verfolgt werden bezglich Verwendungsweise fr Lastentrger und Zubehre.
Be sure to follow the national rules and legislations in force regarding method of application of load carriers and accessories.
Gllande nationella lagkrav och freskrifter skall fljas vad avser anvndningsstt fr lasthllare och tillbehr.
Les arrts et lois nationaux en vigueur doivent tre suivis lors de lemploi du porte-bagages et des ses accessoires.
FIN
Taakkatelineiden ja niiden listarvikkeiden kytt koskevia kansallisia lakeja ja muita snnksi on aina noudatettava.
NL
Wettelijke regels en voorschriften ten aanzien van gebruik van allesdragers en accessoires moeten in acht worden genomen.
x4
Key No:
x1
x4
33
x2
Front
x4
x4
Reglas nacionales exigidas e instrucciones vigentes tienen que ser cumplidas al respecto del modo de uso de carga equipajes y accesorios.
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8A
Front / Left
Max 80 kg
Max 176 lbs
Rear / Left
Max 80 kg
Max 176 lbs
8B
ALT. 2
ALT. 1
9
5
10
x2
x4
x4
x4
x4
11
12
CHECK!
x4
4/8
x4
13
x2
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284-1039-01
IMPREZA
PART NUMBER: H621SFG100 (UF-901U-02)
DESCRIPTION: XM-SATELLITE RADIO KIT
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
KIT CONTENTS:
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
7X
5X
4X
2X
TOOLS REQUIRED:
Nylon trim
removal tool
MEANING of Characters:
: Remove
: Install
: Tightening Torque
: Loosen
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
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NOTE
Ignition switch should be off when

disconnecting negative battery terminal.
Starting from bottom, pry carefully along edges.
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H
200mm
11
300mm
H
300mm
12
30mm
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H
NOTE
Torque value 7.5N-m (5.5 ft-lb)
Reassembly: 2
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284-1041-00
PART NUMBER: H621SXA100 (UF-909U-02)

DESCRIPTION: SIRIUS-SATELLITE RADIO KIT
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
KIT CONTENTS:
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
5X
7X
8X
TOOLS REQUIRED:
Nylon trim
removal tool
: Remove
: Install
: Tightening Torque
: Loosen
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
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2
P
N
Engage the parking brake.

Turn on the ignition switch.
Move the shift Lever from P to N.
Turn off the ignition switch.
NOTE
NOTE
Pry carefully along edges.
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CAUTION
This connector can also fit the head unit (step 17). During
reassembly make sure the proper connector is used.
NOTE
For proper reassembly, make sure all clips remain
attached to trim panel and not the mating parts.
10
11
11.5
A
I
If vehicle is equipped with rear seat DVD
player, use existing brackets as shown.
All other models follow steps 12 16.
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DATE
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13
I
I
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14
15
A
I
A
A
Left side
: Mounting holes for screws.
Right side
16
17
E
F
H
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19
20
21
H
200 mm
22
300 mm
H
300 mm
23
30mm
H
Before mounting the antenna, wipe off the
attaching area to remove oil, water and dirt.
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25
Bundle any excess antenna cable and wrap with

cable tie.
Reassembly: 9
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2
P
N

NOTE
2
2
1
1
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NOTE
If vehicle is equipped with automatic climate
control skip this step.
NOTE
10
NOTE
11
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12
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13
14
I
15
16
Manual air conditioner type
I
LH
I
RH
Left side
C
B
A
17
Right side
Auto air conditioner type
18
LH
C
I
A
Left side
RH

A
A
PART NUMBER
H621SXA100
ISSUE
00
DATE
07/03/05
Right side
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20
G
21
22
F
23
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24
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26
H
200 mm
300 mm
300 mm
30mm

27
28
H
cable tie.
29
PART NUMBER
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07/03/05
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284-1040-01
IMPREZA
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
KIT CONTENTS:
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
7X
5X
4X
2X
TOOLS REQUIRED:
Nylon trim
removal tool
: Remove
: Install
: Tightening Torque
: Loosen
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
PART NUMBER
H621SFG000
ISSUE
00
DATE
07/08/23
: Reuse
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NOTE

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10
I
200 mm
11
300 mm
I
300 mm
12
30mm
PART NUMBER
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ISSUE
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07/08/23
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NOTE
Reassembly: 2
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IMPREZA
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
KIT CONTENTS:
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
7X
5X
4X
2X
TOOLS REQUIRED:
Nylon trim
removal tool
: Remove
: Install
: Tightening Torque
: Loosen
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
PART NUMBER
H621SFG000
ISSUE
00
DATE
07/08/23
: Reuse
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NOTE

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10
I
200 mm
11
300 mm
I
300 mm
12
30mm
PART NUMBER
H621SFG000
ISSUE
00
DATE
07/08/23
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14
NOTE
Reassembly: 2
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284-1279-00
IMPREZA/FORESTER
PART NUMBER: H621SSC000 (UF-909U-03)
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
KIT CONTENTS:
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
7X
5X
4X
2X
1X
TOOLS REQUIRED:
Nylon trim
removal tool
: Remove
: Install
: Tightening Torque
: Loosen
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
PART NUMBER
H621SFG001
ISSUE
00
DATE
07/10/03
: Reuse
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NOTE

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E
10
I
200 mm
11
300 mm
I
300 mm
12
30mm
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H621SFG001
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07/10/03
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NOTE
Reassembly: 2
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FORESTER
1
NOTE
NOTE

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7
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10
CAUTION: Use care

when performing the
following steps to
avoid damage to the
curtain airbag. If the
airbag is damaged, it
must be replaced.
1. Slide the flat blade screw
driver underneath the 2. Twist the flat blade
vehicle
s airbag and
screwdriver until you hear
between the clip and
aclicksound, indicating
the vehicle
s body the release of the lower
as shown above.
side snap.
11
12
3. Slide the flat blade screw driver further along the side of
the clip as shown above.
4. Twist the flat blade screwdriver until you hear theclick
sound, indicating the release of the upper side snap.
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ISSUE
00
DATE
07/10/03
5. Remove the clip from the vehicle

s body. The clip
will remove easier if it is twisted as it is pulled.
6. Inspect the white protective non-woven fabric of the
curtain airbag. If the fabric is damaged, indicated by
the visibility of the pink airbag module cloth, the
curtain airbag assembly must be replaced.
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FORESTER
13
14
I
200 mm
300 mm
I
300 mm
30mm
15
16
G
I
17
Reassembly: 2
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07/10/03
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PART NUMBER: J101SAG000NN/LY/FY

DESCRIPTION: Outback Wagon
Splash Guard Kit
KIT CONTENTS:
A
PAGE
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1X
FR RH Splash Guard
FR LH Splash Guard
1X
RR LH Splash Guard
1X
1X
RR RH Splash Guard
8X
Bolt with Washer
Plastic J-Nut
6X
2X
Sheet Metal J-Nut
Screw Rivet
2X
TOOLS REQUIRED:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver (+)
:Remove
Soft Clean Cloths

:Reuse
:Install
:Discard
FR LH/RH Splash Guard:

RH (Passenger) Shown
OEM
OEM
For Front Splash Guards remove Screw Rivets and discard. It may be helpful to use a small
flat head screw driver to dislodge the screw.
2
G
F
Insert Metal J-clip onto sheet metal behind the top hole.
Insert the plastic J-Clip behind the lowest hole.
Lift the mud guard to slide

J-Nuts behind holes.
Isopropyl Alcohol
(90-100%)
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Line up Front Splash Guard with existing holes

and insert Screw Rivet from Hardware Kit into
bottom hole. Insert Bolt with Washer into lower
hole and tighten. Adjust Front Splash Guard to
fit flush to exterior of vehicle body and insert and
tighten the Bolt with Washer for the last (top)
hole. Tighten bolts to 10 2 inlbs (1.1+ 0.2Nm)
RR LH/RH Splash Guard:

RH (Passenger) Shown
OEM
For Rear Splash Guards remove Screw Rivet and KEEP for REINSTALLATION.
6
F
OEM
F
Insert J-Nuts behind the
two top holes.
Remove screw rivet from (underside) rear

and KEEP for REINSTALLATION.
Pull tape tab. Align splashguard with holes then press

& hold tape area 10 seconds.
Clean body where splash guard

attaches with cloth and alcohol.
OEM
REINSTALL screw rivet on underside of Splash Guard.
10
E
OEM
REINSTALL the OEM Screw Rivet. Insert

and tighten the Bolt with Washer to lower
hole of Rear Splash Guard. Adjust to fit flush
to exterior of body and insert and tighten the
Bolt with Washer for the last (top) hole.
Tighten bolts to 10 2 inlbs (1.1 0.2Nm)
STI Manual and Automatic Pedal Kit

Part Number: C8110AG000 : Legacy MT (07-08MY Except Spec.B), Outback MT (07-08MY)
Impreza MT (08MY)
C8110AG010 : Legacy AT (07-08MY), Outback AT (07-08MY), Impreza AT (08MY)
Caution
1. Be sure to tighten fasteners including bolts and nuts to the specified torque.
2. Be sure vehicle is parked in gear with the parking brake on.
3. This part is uses an adhesion bond called "Thread lock".
When you fix the nut to the bolt, it will completely harden in 30 minutes.
It is one time use only. If you temporarily fix the bolt,
please fully tighten it within 5 minutes.
Kit Contents
Pad Accel(A-1)
Rubber Accel(A-2)
Socket Cap Screw(E)
Cap Nut(F)
Pad Brake(B-1)
Pad BC(C-1)
Rubber Brake(B-2)
Rubber BC(C-2)
Washer(G)
Nut(I)
Hexagon
Socket Head Bolt(H)
Spacer(J)
Required Tools
-1-
Back Plate(D-1)
Back Plate(D-2)
Installation Manual(K)
Manual and Automatic Accelerator Pedal Installation

1. Take off the Connector and remove the bolts.
2. Place Pad Accel(A-1) onto Rubber Accel(A-2).
3. Clean the existing accelerator pedal before installing pedal
pad assembly.
4. Insert Socket Cap Screw(E) from vehicle outside, using
Spacer(J).
Temporarily fix by Cap Nut(F).
Note:
Please be sure to insert screw(E) from the outside.
Note:
Spacer(J) is very tight.
5. Center pedal pad assembly on accelerator pedal.
6. Secure pedal pad assembly to the accelerator pedal by
tightening the Hexagon Socket Head Bolts(H) in the Back
Plate(D-1).
7. Fully tighten Socket Cap Screw(E) and Cap Nut(F).
Note:
Tightening torque: 18N-m / 13.3 lbs-ft
8. Fix the Accelerator Pedal with the OE bolts and connect the
connector.
Note:
Please reference tightening torque of OE bolts from
service manual.
-2-
Manual Vehicle Brake and Clutch Pedal installation

1. Remove the existing rubber brake pedal cover by prying it
off with a screwdriver and hands.
2. Place Pad BC(C-1) onto Rubber BC(C-2).
3. Place pedal pad assembly over existing brake and clutch
pedal on vehicle.
Note:
Do so by first engaging metal wrap-around on lower
part of brake and clutch pedal and then by pressing
the pedal pad assembly down onto the existing
metal brake or clutch pedal.
4. While holding the pedal pad assembly in place, insert the
two Hexagon Socket Head Bolts(H) into the metal and
through the Back plate(D-2) holes.
5. Once through, install the two nuts(I) on the end of the
Hexagon Socket Head Bolts(H).
Note:
-3-
Automatic Vehicle Brake Pedal installation

2. Place Pad Brake(B-1) onto Rubber Brake(B-2).
3. Place pedal pad assembly over existing brake pedal on
vehicle.
two Hexagon Socket Head Bolts(H) into the Pad B(B-1)
and through the Washers(G).
Note:
-4-
STI Manual and Automatic Pedal Kit

Part Number: C8110AG000 : Legacy MT (07-08MY Except Spec.B), Outback MT (07-08MY)
Impreza MT (08MY)
C8110AG010 : Legacy AT (07-08MY), Outback AT (07-08MY), Impreza AT (08MY)
Caution
1. Be sure to tighten fasteners including bolts and nuts to the specified torque.
2. Be sure vehicle is parked in gear with the parking brake on.
3. This part is uses an adhesion bond called "Thread lock".
When you fix the nut to the bolt, it will completely harden in 30 minutes.
It is one time use only. If you temporarily fix the bolt,
please fully tighten it within 5 minutes.
Kit Contents
Pad Accel(A-1)
Rubber Accel(A-2)
Socket Cap Screw(E)
Cap Nut(F)
Pad Brake(B-1)
Pad BC(C-1)
Rubber Brake(B-2)
Rubber BC(C-2)
Washer(G)
Nut(I)
Hexagon
Socket Head Bolt(H)
Spacer(J)
Required Tools
-1-
Back Plate(D-1)
Back Plate(D-2)
Installation Manual(K)
Manual and Automatic Accelerator Pedal Installation

1. Take off the Connector and remove the bolts.
2. Place Pad Accel(A-1) onto Rubber Accel(A-2).
3. Clean the existing accelerator pedal before installing pedal
pad assembly.
4. Insert Socket Cap Screw(E) from vehicle outside, using
Spacer(J).
Temporarily fix by Cap Nut(F).
Note:
Please be sure to insert screw(E) from the outside.
Note:
Spacer(J) is very tight.
5. Center pedal pad assembly on accelerator pedal.
6. Secure pedal pad assembly to the accelerator pedal by
tightening the Hexagon Socket Head Bolts(H) in the Back
Plate(D-1).
7. Fully tighten Socket Cap Screw(E) and Cap Nut(F).
Note:
8. Fix the Accelerator Pedal with the OE bolts and connect the
connector.
Note:
Please reference tightening torque of OE bolts from
service manual.
-2-
Manual Vehicle Brake and Clutch Pedal installation

2. Place Pad BC(C-1) onto Rubber BC(C-2).
3. Place pedal pad assembly over existing brake and clutch
pedal on vehicle.
Note:
Do so by first engaging metal wrap-around on lower
part of brake and clutch pedal and then by pressing
the pedal pad assembly down onto the existing
metal brake or clutch pedal.
two Hexagon Socket Head Bolts(H) into the metal and
through the Back plate(D-2) holes.
Note:
-3-
Automatic Vehicle Brake Pedal installation

2. Place Pad Brake(B-1) onto Rubber Brake(B-2).
3. Place pedal pad assembly over existing brake pedal on
vehicle.
two Hexagon Socket Head Bolts(H) into the Pad B(B-1)
and through the Washers(G).
Note:
-4-
T3010YS000
T3010YS010
T3010YS020
B321SFG000 (NOT FOR USE WITH STEEL WHEELS)
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
Kit Contents:
4 x Wheel Locks
1 x Key
1 x ID Card
1 x Order Form/Envelope
1 x Installation Instructions
87654321
LOCKS
8765
KEYS
4321
87654321
8765
Tools Required:
Torque Wrench
19mm Hex Socket
Wire Brush
4321
87654321
19mm
8765
43
21
87654321
8765
4321
87654321
PUT IN OWNERS
MANUAL
4
32
8765
OWNERS
MANUAL
87654321
8765
4321
19mm
MAIL IN
BOTTOM PORTION
073335A
WHEEL LOCKS
87654321
8765
4321
OR
OR
Removal
KEYS
OR
OR
INSTRUCTIONS
19mm
OR
65
FT.-LBS.
Installation
STORE FACTORY LUG NUTS IN WHEEL LOCK

CONTAINER FOR FUTURE USE WITH YOUR STEEL
WHEEL SPARE TIRE.
OR
Removal
284-1039-01
IMPREZA
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
KIT CONTENTS:
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
7X
5X
4X
2X
TOOLS REQUIRED:
Nylon trim
removal tool
: Remove
: Install
: Tightening Torque
: Loosen
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
PART NUMBER
H621SFG100
ISSUE
00
DATE
07/08/23
: Reuse
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1
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NOTE

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PART NUMBER
H621SFG100
ISSUE
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DATE
07/08/23
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A
E
10
H
200mm
11
300mm
H
300mm
12
30mm
PART NUMBER
H621SFG100
ISSUE
00
30mm
DATE
07/08/23
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13
14
H
NOTE
Reassembly: 2
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H621SFG100
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284-1280-00
PART NUMBER: H621SXA001 (UF-901U-03)

INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
KIT CONTENTS:
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
5X
7X
8X
TOOLS REQUIRED:
Nylon trim
removal tool
: Remove
: Install
: Tightening Torque
: Loosen
: Disconnect
: Discard
: Connect
PART NUMBER
H621SXA001
ISSUE
00
DATE
07/10/09
: Reuse
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2
P
N

NOTE
NOTE
Pry carefully along edges.
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H621SXA001
ISSUE
00
DATE
07/10/09
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CAUTION
This connector can also fit the head unit (step 17). During
reassembly make sure the proper connector is used.
NOTE
For proper reassembly, make sure all clips remain
attached to trim panel and not the mating parts.
10
11
11.5
A
I
If vehicle is equipped with rear seat DVD
player, use existing brackets as shown.
All other models follow steps 12 16.
PART NUMBER
H621SXA001
ISSUE
00
DATE
07/10/09
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13
I
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C
14
15
A
I
A
A
Left side
Right side
16
17
E
F
H
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18
19
20
21
H
300 mm
22
H
300 mm
23
30mm
30mm
B
PART NUMBER
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DATE
07/10/09
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24
25

cable tie.
Reassembly: 9
PART NUMBER
H621SXA001
ISSUE
00
DATE
07/10/09
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2
P
N

NOTE
PART NUMBER
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07/10/09
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NOTE
10
NOTE
11
PART NUMBER
H621SXA001
12
ISSUE
00
DATE
07/10/09
SUBARU OF AMERICA
PAGE
8/11
13
14
I
15
16
I
LH
I
RH
Left side
C
B
A
17
Right side
18
LH
C
I
A
Left side
RH

A
A
PART NUMBER
H621SXA001
ISSUE
00
DATE
07/10/09
Right side
SUBARU OF AMERICA
PAGE
9/11
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20
G
21
22
F
23
PART NUMBER
H621SXA001
24
ISSUE
00
DATE
07/10/09
SUBARU OF AMERICA
PAGE
10/11
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26
H
30mm
300 mm
300 mm
30mm
B
27
28
H
cable tie.
29
PART NUMBER
H621SXA001
Reassembly: 9
ISSUE
00
DATE
07/10/09
SUBARU OF AMERICA
PAGE
11/11

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ACCESSORY

2008 Accessory Instruction List

Information Subject to Change without Notice

2008 Accessory Instruction List

Information Subject to Change without Notice

2008 Accessory Instruction List

Information Subject to Change without Notice

AUX TERMINAL INPUT CABLE

1. Unscrew the 2 screws inside the center console box using

Center console box

2. Removing the audio panel

Tools for use

To prevent an accident, be sure to place the vehicle on a

Screwdrivers (Philips screwdriver, flathead screwdriver),

1. Remove the audio panel by inserting panel removers in

Bundle cables in accordance with the installation

Do not route cables in high temperature areas.

1. Wiring connections on back of audio unit

1. Hooking up the AUX terminal

1. Connect the AUX cable 4-pin connector to the connection

1. An AUX terminal is provided on the back of the center

AUX cable hook-up point

2. Wiring the center console box

Tie cables together

Tie cables together

AUX TERMINAL INPUT CABLE

1. Unscrew the 2 screws inside the center console box using

Center console box

2. Removing the audio panel

Tools for use

To prevent an accident, be sure to place the vehicle on a

Screwdrivers (Philips screwdriver, flathead screwdriver),

1. Remove the audio panel by inserting panel removers in

Bundle cables in accordance with the installation

Do not route cables in high temperature areas.

1. Wiring connections on back of audio unit

1. Hooking up the AUX terminal

1. Connect the AUX cable 4-pin connector to the connection

1. An AUX terminal is provided on the back of the center

AUX cable hook-up point

2. Wiring the center console box

Tie cables together

Tie cables together

BACKUP SENSOR SYSTEM

Understanding Your Backup Sensor Systems Audible Warning Zones

A small object, under your

When driving in reverse

If driving in reverse towards

Adjusting the Backup Sensor System Speaker

Always wear your seatbelt.

SPEAKER DRILLING TEMPLATE (1)

HARNESS, POWER, BACK-UP SENSOR (1)

HARNESS, SPEAKER / BUZZER (1)

SPEAKER MOUNTING SCREWS (2)

8 RELEASABLE CABLE TIE,

17.5 CABLE TIE, BLACK (1)

8 CHRISTMAS TREE TIE, BLACK (4)

FOAM TAPE (1)

HARNESS, BACK-UP SENSOR CENTER RIGHT (CR) (1)