Subaru Outback (Gen 6) Cargo Area Light Upgrades
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Replaces a trim panels on the sides of the cargo area and on the hatch which include a way to mount an LED light
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To address the dim cargo lighting in my 2020 Subaru Outback, I created custom panels to replace the side and hatch trim access panels in the cargo area. These panels house LEDs, significantly improving visibility at night, especially when using the cargo cover. They should be printed in a clear filament that can withstand the heat of a car.
To power the LED panels, I tapped into the existing dome light using a T-10 connector and ran the wires behind the trim panels. I didn't remove all the trim panels, just the top panel of the cargo area and the hatch door and fished the wires behind the other trim panels. For the hatch, the wire was run through the rubber conduit, before being ran under the trim around the side of the rear window to the bottom center of the hatch.
The same LED panel used for the hatch access panel was also used in the dome light and is secured using the double sided tape it came with. The wires for all the LEDs were connected together using lever nuts.
Materials Needed:
2x 12v LT-12447 LEDs: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805939755302.html
2x 12v LED Panels 44x30mm: https://a.co/d/5SqOmdK
1x T-10 Pigtail: https://a.co/d/hFuGsle
4x M3x6 bolts
Wire of some sort to run power to the lights.
The panels were printed using a clear PETG, the resulting print is not perfectly clear, but looks more like a frosted lens, which is great for this use case.