Perfect fit

Fit a 2007 Subaru Legacy just like the factory radio.

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Perfect fit

Perfect fit for a 2006 subaru outback

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Subaru Antenna Adapter

Easy

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No complaints, at all

It fits and works perfectly.

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Subaru Antenna Adapter

Did not work that well in my vehicle.

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A definite need for aftermarket had unit installation in a Subaru.

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Easy needed addition

Works perfectly! It's been a long time since I installed a new radio in a car, this was a nice and easy addition

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Great!

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Connects well...

The connector clips in well to the factory harness and reception is fine but I wish there was an option for a longer one since I mounted my HU (head unit) in the glovebox because of how stupidly the factory HU and climate control are integrated.

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Subaru Antenna Adapter

worked well as discribed

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Great product.

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Subaru Antenna Adapter

Plugged in to existing harness and worked fine.

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Must have to make it work

Great fit and works without a problem.

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It works

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worked like a charm

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Simply put it works and does its job

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Works perferct

This works just like you would expect it to!

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Works great

Works great. It's just a matter of snapping it into place, and you're good to go. It was harder to get the old one off than anything.

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It's that simple...it works!

Well...if you are reading this rating...you need help. This adapter works without any problem. Just buy it...as long as it says that it is made for your vehicle...just buy it and forget about any worry.

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Works well

Easy plug and play, stations come in clear. Not much more to say about a simple product.

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Did not fit my application

The adapter did not work with my cars antenna. I had to splice the factory end onto it.

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Critical tip!

This antenna adapter is just what ya need for the 2006 Subaru Outback. Works well and came as part of the install kit offered. One critical tip tho: make certain you hook up the blue "powered antenna" wire to the blue one on your harness... Turns out the Soob has a 'powered antenna BOOSTER" that does not work if not connected. Hope this saves someone an afternoon.

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It wasn't needed

This was recommended by Crutchfield for use in a Sony stereo in my 2010 Subaru Forester. In reality, though the Forester connected to the new stereo without any need for an adapter. Crutchfield was AWESOME in crediting my money back without me even needing to ship it back to them. What a great company.

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Works, but could be longer

Works as expected, but could definitely be a couple-three inches longer, as it was the shortest of all the connections and made it tricky to connect and insert the stereo.

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Antenna Connector

As others have noted, could be a tad longer but does the job. Why Subaru has to come up with some different antenna connector is beyond me!

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Listening to the radio is fun

Pretty soon you may not need to listen to the radio. In the meantime, you want an antenna that collects radio waves from the air and consolidates them inside your car stereo. Well this product does the trick, matched my car perfectly, and was easy to install. Lovin' this old-timey radio thing!

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Subaru Antenna Adapter

This adapter with the associated female adapter is perfect for putting the FM adapter for my Sirius radio inline to use with the factory radio

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Free

Free

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As Advertsied

It works well.

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Made it easy

Great

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Okay

Used in my 2006 Subaru Legacy Wagon. Quick tip: do not cut the antenna wire from the factory head unit. Take some time to follow it (it's really buried) and disconnect at the harness. While this adapter gets the job done, the connection the the factory antenna harness is pretty loose. I had to be very careful when reinserting the head unit back into the dash, as I was concerned the harness would accidentally disconnect.

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No instructions came with this, so I cut the factory antenna cord, cut the adapter cord, and soldered them together.

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Antannea adapter

2005 Subaru Legacy, you need this for any FM/AM signal!

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Subaru Antenna Adapter

Unplug factory antenna. Plug in this dude and your done.

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Does the Job

Does the job and everything works fine with my install. I have two small complaints: first, the wire should be a bit longer. Subaru didn't leave much slack on the antenna cable in my 2008 Outback, so it was a bit of a stretch to get everything connected right. Had to position the stereo part-way in and squeeze my hand behind. Second, the connection to the OEM cable should be tighter. While fighting with the short length, it got pulled out a few times. But be patient and you'll get it. These are minor hassles and, in my opinion, only warrant a one-star deduction. If this stuff was too easy it wouldn't be as fun ;-).

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Something to Note

Five stars but......i needed an extension since my factory radio prevented me from locating my cd player in the normal location. My cd player is above the factory radio, about 8 inches further than the adaptor could reach.

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too short for '08 Outback

Functionally, this adapter is fine, and clips right into the Subaru harness, but for my '08 Outback, the cable was too short. It was stretched to the limit to get it to connect, to the point where I knocked it out twice trying to install the unit.

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Antenna

I like the adapter only wish the cable was a bit longer.

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Subaru Antena Adapter

I did not use this adapter. I was able to use the stock adapter with my new head unit.

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Subary Legacy 2005-2009 Antenna Adapter

-Some directions would have been helpful explaining where the factory antenna plug is located and unfortunately that information was not contained in the Crutchfield Master Sheet. Though I'm sure if the direction were more clear I would not have assumed the antenna from the factory radio was hard wired to the car and I would not have spliced them together making an otherwise flawless installation take a sour turn.

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I would prefer that the connector have a tighter fit, so that it would be harder to accidentally disconnect during installation.

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Antenna connector

Center lead wire not connected per ohm meter. Cut and spliced old OE connector to new lead. Not perfect install.

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Bad Cable

The cable did not work. It was open when using an ohm meter. The center conductor was broken inside the box end connector. The cable should be 2 or 3 inches longer to fit well in a 2006 Subaru Outback. There is a new on coming in the mail.

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Wasn't necessary (Don't buy?)

This adapter looks like it might come in handy for someone else. My base model 2012 forester already had the standard style plug for antennas, though, so I didn't need this. Rating it four stars because one-three seem harsh and I am not allowed to comment without rating.

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Perfect fit

Needed this to install a Sirius FM direct antenna into the factory radio of a 2005 Subaru Legacy GT. Good fit. Pretty straightforward.

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Subaru Antenna Adapter

Does the job.

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Would work but umm...

Give this four stars because while it would have worked great my 2012 Forester already had one on the factory unit. My advice is pop the trim panel off around the rafio and reach under the radio and on the lower driver side you can check it out.

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Works as intended. I wish it was longer.

This thing works as intended. Plugs snugly into the stereo unit, then the other end to the car antenna plug. I wish it was a bit longer as the cable barely made it. Subaru Outback 2005. Good call Crutchfield for including this along all that is needed to complete the car stereo conversion job although not free as they make you believe since the head unit is more expensive than the market price from elsewhere, thus compensating for the cost of "free" accessories. Still, it's nice not to have to worry what I forgot to buy to complete the job.

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Works

It makes the connection from your factory antenna to your aftermarket stereo, can't really ask it to do more. If you get bad reception, attach the antenna wire (with be P. Cont) to the wiring harness, that is the antenna amplifier which you will need.

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Pretty Simple

Without this adapter you're not going to receive radio signals on your aftermarket head unit. It plugs right in, nothing to it.

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Is there even another way to do it?

The Subaru antennae are different than most others. Without this adapter, I just don't see how an installation could be successful. And the fact that Crutchfield includes this, and all related installation hardware for free makes it a no-brainer as far as whom to purchase from. And fast, free shipping, too. WooHoo!!!

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Just plug 'er in!

I have an 2008 Legacy, I don't know about other years but the 2008's have a powered antenna, without this connection, you get terrible signal. Other than that though, the product itself works great.

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Gosh golly I love Crutchfield

Great product especially b/c I got it for free. It is a great adapter. No silliness and its real straight forward. Also it has a lot of cable so there is plenty of slack when you are attempting to move it around.

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