Is it compatible with 2010 Subaru forester
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I would contact Lubegard directly and ask them, although they say that the Lubegard Platinum is compatible with any auto trans except Ford Type F and CVT (continuous variable) types. If you don't have a CVT it should be fine.
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Amazon says no to a lot of things. The best way to find the answer to your question is to go to the Curt website and enter the part number. Amazon said this didn't fit my Forrester, but I checked the Curt website and it did. I would guess that the wiring harness is the same for all new Subaru products. Just a note once you get it. The Subaru connection is hidden behind a support on the left side rear quarter panel, and You'll have to pull the inside trim to get to it. And don't forget to mount it in a way that you can get to the fuse after you replace the panel.
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I use it in my 2010 Subaru Forester and make sure you get the Subaru SOA635071 OEM Coolant System Conditioner.
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I just installed in my 2014 Crosstrek, guide says it should fit the forester as well. There is a video of the install in a Forester online at another websites that sells hitches and this adaptor, looks pretty straightforward. Kit includes everything you need. Took me about 15 minutes on the Crosstrek.
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I know it works for the 2012. If the 2014 takes the same OEM barrier as the 2012, this one should work. However, I thought Forester got a pretty major facelift in 2014 or 2015.
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It should. I have an 05 and an 06 Forester, and it fits both easily. I had to adjust the factory bars a bit to fit the width of the mounting brackets, but that is easy. Subaru included a torx screwdriver for that in my glove box. I had to slide the rear one forward about 6 inches, and the front one rearward about a foot. When I open the trunk, the washer nozzle comes within 1/4 inch without touching, and the front of the box is maybe a foot behind the top of my front window. The Outback is bigger than the Forester, so I would think it would fit.
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I read some forums that said YES, you can do it on an '06 Forester, but when you go to set it up, make sure you read the directions from your users manual... All the posts online are wrong... You need to do the process TWICE--Up & Down lock unlock etc.
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I bought it for a 2013 Highlander and it works great for that. Have no idea about the Forester. It is adjustable though!
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It depends on the type of rear hatch you have (manual or power). If you have a manual gate the part number is 65550sg000vh(this is what I bought and it works just fine) if you have a power gate the part number is 65550sg010vh. This information is from the the parts listed in the Subaru Drive magazine for the 2014 Forester Accessories. Hope this helps
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I honestly don't know. I specifically ordered this for my 2014 Forest. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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It fits into a 2013 Subaru Forester,hope that helps to answer your question.
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It is made to fit the 2014 Forester, and doesn't fit my 2010 Forester, nor does the 2010's cover fit my 2014 so I think it's unlikely to fit other Subaru models.
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I don't know, what I did was check Subaru's website to find the part I neededfoe my 2014 Forester then check Amazon to see if they carried it. I only purchased genuine Subaru parts.
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It does fit a Subaru 2011 Forester. The mounts have three adapter pieces to accommodate a wide range of side railing thickness. I do not know how close your 2009 roof railings are to those on my 2011 Subaru. I cut a length of one inch EMT conduit & painted flat black to make the cross rails rather than buy those of Yamaha.
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Appears that 2008 was a new model, so they should fit. http://www.cars.com/subaru/forester/2009/expert-reviews
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I have a 2014 Subaru Forester with the cross rails. Works very well. It just takes time to set up on car. Hope this helps. Mike
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Yes. I installed it in my 2014 Subaru Forestter. Getting to the connectors is a bit tricky but dooable. You have to methodically remove the interior modling till you can get to the pice opposite of the break lights. The unit (T wire) is perfectly designed the car on the other hand could have made it much more accessible by adding just a litle more wire to the coonectors in question. Good luck!