Quick tip on harness repairs 

No tool needed to reinstall them. They just click back in. There's only so much you can do in a one minute short.

Most connectors have locks in them, in this case its that white piece. You gotta get that out, some of them like male duestch connectors they are far in so youll need a hook pick. Then once thats out there are tiny tabs that you have to pry up with a straight pick or tiny screwdriver, then slide the terminal out. Then plug them into the new connector (sometimes you have to try a few times to get the orientation right) and reinstall your lock, then plug everything back up

You just push em in

The same exact way you pull em out you'll hear a click and they'll be locked in.

I don't. It's different for every plug. I just called my local dealer to get them.

Most people don't know that you can replace just the shell. So glad you took the time away from eating Cheetos in your mom's basement to comment.

​@@OTRAMMhahahah basement detail with cheetos got me 😂

You'll have to check each portion of the circuit. Id start with the grounds. Sounds like one isnt making good contact.

@@OTRAMM thanks for the info I'll have to check that out, I'm not sure how familiar you are with subarus, but they're notoriously crowded, and the harness kind of just disappears into the motor somewhere, where would I find the grounds for that

@@jacquestube you'd have to find a wiring diagram to see where they are.

They weren't too bad like 12 bucks or so each. I'll have to see if Cody has the part number at the shop.

I don't, we just call the dealer and tell them what we need.

No idea who made them. I'd guess yazaki. I got them from the Toyota dealer.

The harness isn't long enough to allow it.

Um, no