2008 Subaru Outback Base, AutomaticFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Electrical Component Locator: Connectors

CONNECTORS LOCATION

Component Location
AB1 (Yellow, 10 Pin) Behind left kick panel. See Figure.
AB2 (Gray, 4 Pin) Behind left side of dash. See Figure.
AB9 (Yellow, 4 Pin) Behind right side of dash. See Figure.
B11 (Gray, 20 Pin) At center rear of engine. See Figure.
B20 (H6) (Brown, 16 Pin) On top of engine. See Figure.
B21 (Black, 54 Pin) On top of engine. See Figure.
B22 (Brown, 16 Pin) On top of engine. See Figure.
B31 (Yellow, 12 Pin) Left kick panel. See Figure.
B36 (White, 28 Pin) Left side of dash. See Figure.
B37 (White, 8 Pin) Right side of dash. See Figure.
B38 (White, 20 Pin) Right side of dash. See Figure.
B75 (Green, 2 Pin) Left side of dash. See Figure.
B76 (Green, 2 Pin) Left side of dash. See Figure.
B90 (White, 16 Pin) Behind right side of dash, near "A" pillar. See Figure.
B97 (White, 20 Pin) Right kick panel. See Figure.
B98 (White, 16 Pin) Right kick panel. See Figure.
B128 (Gray, 4 Pin) Center of engine compartment. See Figure.
B178 (Brown, 8 Pin) Upper left side of dash. See Figure.
B360 (F109) (Gray, 16 Pin) Left rear of engine compartment. See Figure.
D22 (White, 8 Pin) On Right rear door. See Figure.
D28 (White, 8 Pin) In left rear door. See Figure.
D34 (White, 8 Pin) At right rear corner of vehicle. See Figure.
D35 (White, 10 Pin) At right rear corner of vehicle. See Figure.
D83 (White, 25 Pin) Left side of dash. See Figure.
D84 (White, 25 Pin) Right side of dash. See Figure.
E1 (Brown, 16 Pin) Rear of engine. See Figure.
E2 (2.5L, Non-Turbo) (Black, 54 Pin) Center rear of engine. See Figure.
E2 (2.5L Turbo) (Black, 54 Pin) Rear of engine. See Figure.
E2 (3.0L) (Black, 54 Pin) Right rear of engine. See Figure.
E3 (Brown, 16 Pin) Right rear of engine. See Figure.
E76 (Dark Gray, 10 Pin) Right rear of engine. See Figure.
E77 (Dark Gray, 10 Pin) Right rear of engine. See Figure.
F70 (White, 2 Pin) Left rear of engine compartment. See Figure.
F108 (White, 18 Pin) Left side of engine compartment. See Figure.
F109 (White, 24 Pin) Left side of engine compartment. See Figure.
i1 (White, 28 Pin) Behind left end of dash. See Figure.
I2 (White, 8 Pin) Right side of dash. See Figure.
I3 (White, 20 Pin) Right side of dash. See Figure.
I42 (White, 8 Pin) Upper left side of dash. See Figure.
i53 (White, 18 Pin) Right kick panel. See Figure.
I102 (White, 16 Pin) Left side of dash. See Figure.
R1 (Sedan) (White, 20 Pin) Left kick panel. See Figure.
R1 (Wagon) (White, 20 Pin) Left side of dash. See Figure.
R2 (Sedan) (White, 16 Pin) Right kick panel. See Figure.
R2 (Wagon) (White, 16 Pin) Right kick panel. See Figure.
R50 (Sedan) (White, 16 Pin) At right "A" pillar. See Figure.
R50 (Wagon) (White, 16 Pin) At right "A" pillar. See Figure.
R60 (White, 8 Pin) At top right side of trunk. See Figure.
R67 (Sedan) (White, 6 Pin) At bottom left of trunk. See Figure.
R67 (Wagon) (White, 6 Pin) Forward of left rear wheelwell. See Figure.
R98 (Sedan) (White, 18 Pin) Right side of dash. See Figure.
R98 (Wagon) (White, 18 Pin) Right side of dash. See Figure.
R167 (Sedan) (White, 16 Pin) Left side of dash. See Figure.
R167 (Wagon) (White, 16 Pin) Left side of dash. See Figure.
R213 (Sedan) (White, 8 Pin) Left side of cargo area. See Figure.
R213 (Wagon) (White, 8 Pin) Left side of cargo area. See Figure.
T1 (Turbo M/T) (Gray, 2 Pin) On transmission. See Figure.
T2 (Turbo M/T) (Brown, 2 Pin) On transmission. See Figure.
T3 (2.5L, Non-Turbo) (Black, 12 Pin) On top front of transmission. See Figure.
T3 (2.5L Turbo) (Black, 8 Pin) On top front of transmission. See Figure.
T3 (3.0L) (Brown, 8 Pin) On top front of transmission. See Figure.
T4 (2.5L, Non-Turbo) (Gray, 20 Pin) Top front of transmission. See Figure.
T4 (2.5L Turbo) (Gray, 20 Pin) On top front of transmission. See Figure.
T4 (3.0L) (Gray, 20 Pin) On top front of transmission. See Figure.
T5 (Green, 4 Pin) Front of transmission. See Figure.
T9 (Gray, 4 Pin) Top of manual transmission. See Figure.
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