Relocating the battery can create valuable space in the engine bay, improve weight distribution, and give your Subaru a cleaner, more organized appearance. It can also become a serious electrical headache when the job is approached with generic cable, incomplete components, or poor grounding.
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Alternator System in Your Subaru
What is an Alternator and How Does It Work? The alternator is a part on the engine that uses the spinning of the crankshaft to provide electricity to the car as well as keep the battery charged. More details about how the internals of the alternator work can be found...
Grounding Issues - iWire Grounding Kit
In this blog post we go over the basics of grounding and why it’s important in your Subaru. You can purchase the iWire Grounding Kit by clicking here. Here is our Owner Brian talking with Flatirons Podcast about the importance of grounding in your Subaru. The most important thing we...
Plug Spotlight - Alternator Plugs
Subaru Alternator Plug Replacement What It Does: The alternator plug functions as a trigger to turn the alternator on (via the battery light on the dash) and senses battery charge to determine how much power to output. You can learn more about how alternators by clicking here. How to...