Some say it fits 2011 Outback, some say it does not. Fram company saysit fits, so does Amazon. But does it?
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I purchased this filter for my 2011 Forester, and it is a perfect fit. I don't know how much that helps...
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I had terrible luck with this carrier (for a 2011 Outback). Not only did it not function as outlined, but I was charged return shipping as well as a fee for having owned the product for a week. My suggestion is to go to your dealer to get something that will work with your vehicle. It will likely cost more, but it will definitely work.
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I cannot help with this question as I have a 2014 Subaru Outback. It works great if it turns out it can fit. Good luck.
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You should use Amazon's automotive page to confirm fit. Mine fits really well but not exactly 100%.
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I have a 2010 Outback and they work fine. I don't think the body style changed from 10-13 but I'm not sure?? However, after I purchased and put them up I learned that my Outback had integrated cross bars. There are latches underneath the rails that run from front to back. If you release them another rail pops out and runs from drive side to passenger side. I would imagine your car has them too. Not sure if they'd work for you? Good luck!
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As the amazon part fitment indicator says, no. You enter your vehicle's info. It states whether this, or any part, will indeed fit your vehicle.
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I have 2007 Impreza Outback Sport. It's smaller than 2011 Outback. But I'm pretty sure it will fit your Subaru.
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Amazon has a (perfect fit ) feature that if you fill out you information on you vehicle it will say if it fits or not !! Hope that helps
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Did you find out the answer to this question? I also have a 2012 Outback. Do I need to buy any special crossbars, or can the existing car crossbars work?
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No, FRAM CA10285 doesn't fit; except FRAM CA9997 ($9.39) or K&N; 33-2304 ($39.14) will fit your Subaru Outback 2007.
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I do not believe this will fit your car. This fits 2010-2012 4cyl Outbacks, 2009-2013 Foresters, and 2008-2011 Imprezas. 2013 and newer Outback 4cyl engine cars should use part #15208AA15A oil filter.
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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 have a 2011 Subaru Outback and could not be happier with this rack. I do however add additional nylon straps for safety if on the freeways. There are many size adjustments on this rack. Hope this helps.
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I used this intake on a 2010 wrx sedan which has a much different intake set up from the outback sport it seems after compairing photos of the engines. I would say it would not fit properly due to how long the stock intake hose is on the outback. But I would contact K&N; and makes sure before installing anything aftermarket. AEM intakes are very similar to k&n; intakes (the two companies actually work together) and also provide longer tubing which may provide a better fit. Either way, contact the company and be sure to order the proper parts.
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Those will not fit but the here is where you can order the correct fittings for your Outback:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=me%3DAZPM9QIRYKRAC&field-keywords;=huskyliner+99841thx again
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I have a 2013 legacy. The cars are very similar indeed - I have no doubt this will work on a 2013 outback.
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Not sure what your outback came with, but this is the long life kind - I don't think you need to replace for about 7-8 years, depending on driving conditions. I own a 2012 outback premium so I would think a 2011 would have come with this kind, but your question implies differently. If you mix this with regular coolant, the longevity defaults to the lowest quality coolant.