Fuse For RWD?

[Amethyst]

I was wondering if there is a fuse I would be able to pull on the 08-09 model LGT to make it temporarily RWD. My friend has recently done something similar with his G37, so I was wondering if I can do the same with my LGT. I tried looking up the fuse box diagram on https://fuse-box.info/subaru/subaru-legacy-2005-2009-fuses#2008_2009, but the closest thing I could find to what I was looking for was fuse No. "A" in the engine compartment fuse box. It also confuses me since it states AT models – except Turbo models... in the circuit description. Overall, I'm wondering if there is a fuse that I am able to pull to make my LGT RWD temporarily, and if anyone has done it before.

[m sprank]

Fuse existed on older non-turbo Subies.  It was there for testing purposes.  Your car does not possess the fuse. 

[silverton]

There was never a RWD fuse for subaru's.  Only a front wheel drive fuse.

 

If you car is a manual you need to do some welding and axle removal.  if it's an automatic, you need to look up the torque mada lite mod, and remove a front axle.  when removing a front axle you still need the stub for the wheel bearing support, and if your axles are innies, you need to have the inner cup installed as well.

I did this to my GC-RS, and while it was fun, the car only ever wanted to be sideways, and that was before the turbo.

[m sprank]

Silverton is correct. 

Edited September 1, 2022 by m sprank

[apexi]

Silverton is correct. On the non-turbos there is an empty spot in the fuse box where you can install a fuse to disable AWD, and make the car FWD.

Edited September 1, 2022 by apexi
I wasn't thinking and initially said it's for towing when it's not. It's for when the spare is installed

[m sprank]

I stand corrected.  Thank you for that.  I suppose with time and age I should not rely so much on my memory.  Vacation pix thread: 

 

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