Subaru L101SFL000 Instructions De Montage

This card should be stored in the vehicle glove box and handed over with the vehicle if sold.
NOTICE:
1. Do not drill, cut, weld or otherwise modify the Trailer Hitch.
2. If Trailer Hitch is removed, a bumper beam MUST be reinstalled. Failure to reinstall a bumper beam
after removal of the trailer hitch will negatively affect vehicle rear crash performance. Please contact your
SUBARU dealer.
3. When a Trailer Hitch is installed, it is not possible to install the rear towing hook.
4. Never exceed the maximum towing capacity and maximum tongue load. It could cause personal injury
and/or vehicle damage.
5. When towing, total vehicle weight must not exceed the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR). Also the
load distribution on each axle must not exceed the Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR). The GVWR and
GAWR for your vehicle can be found on the "Certification label" which is located on the left side center pillar
of the vehicle.
6. A 10 amp fuse for the wiring harness is located in the rear cargo area near spare tire. CAUTION: Only
use a 10 amp replacement fuse. Never use a higher rated fuse.
7. After the first 600 miles, please consult with Subaru dealer to recheck the tightness of trailer hitch bolts
and nuts.
8. For models equipped with BSD (Blind Spot Detection) and RCTA (Rear Cross Traffic Alert) driving
support systems, when towing a trailer press BSD/RCTA OFF switch to deactivate the systems. The
system may not operate properly due to blocked radar waves. For details about BSD/RCTA OFF switch,
refer to the owner's manual "BSD/RCTA OFF switch".
9. For models equipped with RAB (Reverse Automatic Braking) system, please consult with SUBARU
dealer when towing a trailer.
10. For further information, read vehicle owner's manual or consult your dealer or dealer's service
department.
11. Subaru accepts no liability for product defects caused by incorrect use
PART NUMBER: L101SFL000
CROSSTREK TRAILER HITCH
Issue 01 - 05/25/17