We do offer adapters to allow a vehicle with one type of connector (in this case a 4-pole) to connect to a trailer that uses a 7-way RV-type blade connector. TowReady offers their # 30717 which includes a 4-pole flat connector that will plug in to your vehicle harness and a surface-mount 7-way connector intended to accept the 7-way plug on your pop-up.
If you prefer a bracket-mount connector you can instead use # C57674 from Curt, which includes a mounting bracket for the 7-way and also... view full answer...
I checked with our suppliers and at this time there are no trunk mount bike racks available for the 2008 Honda Pilot, because there is no safe place for connection of the lower straps on the vehicle.
At this time your best option for carrying bikes would be a Draw-Tite Class III Hitch, # 75599, and once the hitch is installed, the Swagman Trailhead 3 Bike Carrier, # S63365, would be a good choice for carrying 3 bikes on the Pilot. view full answer...
I confirmed with Thule that the UpRide, part # TH599000, will fit the factory crossbars on your 2011 Honda Pilot.
If you'd like to add locks to the bike rack use part # TH450200. view full answer...
I spoke with my Tow Ready representative, and was able to confirm for you that the Tow Ready # 118265 IS indeed a fit for the 2014 Honda Pilot. Going with the aftermarket harness would provide a large cost savings over the Honda part. view full answer...
On the LED light bar part # 47-54-001 the white is ground which would match the white on the 4-way, the brown is for taillight which also should match brown on the 4-way, and the red of the light goes to the stop/turn circuit of the 4-way which will be the green for the right turn/stop or yellow for the left turn/stop. Either will work but it will flash with the corresponding blinker.
If you want a converter to prevent it from flashing when you use the blinker you'd also want the # PP20-702. view full answer...
We do not have a custom-fit slip-on towing mirror for your 2005 Honda Pilot but we can certainly help you out with a set of universal-fit mirrors.
A great cost-effective universal towing mirror comes from K-Source, their part # KS3891. This mirror is sold individually but since it fits both driver and passenger side mirrors you can add two to your Pilot if you wish. The linked video shows this product installed on a Honda vehicle.
If you prefer a dual-view mirror we also offer the CIPA... view full answer...
The piece that you are pointing to is only available as part of the Replacement Ratcheting Straps for K-Source Universal Towing Mirror # KS3891STR. We do not have that clip by itself. view full answer...
We do offer 4-pole flat trailer wiring harnesses for your 2015 Honda Pilot. These will work directly with your trailer's matching 4-pole connector without need for an adapter.
If your 2015 Pilot has the factory tow package then you'll use part # C56170 from Curt. If you do not have the factory tow package the instead you'll use Tow Ready kit # 118558.
We do also offer a range of adapters to allow trailers with one connector to be towed by vehicles that have another type. If you want to... view full answer...
To be able to carry a bike on your 2008 Honda Pilot you will need to use a hitch bike rack, like the Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch, part # 75599, which is a custom fit for your 2008 Honda Pilot. This is a Class III hitch with a 350 lbs. tongue weight capacity and would work great with a 3 bike rack. I have included a video link showing installation of the hitch on a similar vehicle, as well as the installation instructions.
With that hitch installed, you can add the Swagman Trailhead, part... view full answer...
We do offer Roadmaster base plates for your 2004 Honda Pilot.
Roadmaster offers two types of removable-arm base plates, for both Pilots with and without brush guards. If your Pilot has the brush guards you will use # 1544-3 and if it does not have them you will instead use # 1544-1. Please note that the # 1544-1 base plate is compatible with your Stowmaster 5000 but the # 1544-3 is not.
Blue Ox also offers base plates for your Pilot, but these are intended for use with Blue Ox tow bars,... view full answer...
There is no single carrier that will both handle the weight of your 450-lb Honda scooter and also allow you to carry two standard bicycles, and at the same time remain within the capacity of the hitch on your 2004 Honda Pilot. The hitches made for your Pilot, shown on the linked page, have only a 350-lb tongue weight (TW) capacity. By the time you add the weight of a typical scooter carrier to your scooter's 450-lb weight you are way over the hitch and vehicle TW limit. Transporting your... view full answer...
Like you said there are some stabilizer jacks and even some winches that will allow you to attach a drill to raise/lower or reel in legs or line much faster. But there are no A-frame jacks, or any regular trailer tongue jacks, that I have seen that have this type of feature.
If manually cranking the handle starts to be a chore the best option is to go with an electric jack. The most cost effective one is Ultra-Fab jack # UF38-944037 rated for 3,500 pounds. view full answer...
The correct EZ Flex equalizer kit you'd need to replace the # TREQ458 that you have is the part # K71-652-00. Both of these equalizers use 9/16 inch diameter bolts too so you'd be covered in that regard as well. view full answer...
Both of the 2-inch Class III hitches we offer for your 2016 Honda Pilot, Curt # C13146 and etrailer # e98840, mount so that their receiver tubes are located just below the rear bumper cover as shown in the two installation videos I linked for you. Both hitches are no-drill installations, and both include all required installation hardware. Both will cost substantially less than a dealer-supplied hitch.
I have also linked helpful articles with tips for easier hitch installation. view full answer...
Curt does indeed offer a front mounted receiver for your 2004 Honda Pilot, part # 33328.
I've spoken with our Curt representative and have confirmed the fit for you. You can see the install instructions as well as the rest of the accessories we offer that are a fit for your Pilot. view full answer...
If your Pilot came from the factory with a 7-way trailer connector, you would simply need an adapter like part # A75TB. The adapter would plug into the 7-way, and the 5-pole from the trailer would plug into the adapter.
If your Pilot did not come from the factory with a trailer connector, you have two alternatives. You can install a 7-way, part # 118558 and use the adapter mentioned above. This would be a plug-and-play install, very simple.
If you wanted to avoid using the adapter, you... view full answer...
We offer many types of hitch stabilizers, immobilizers and anti-rattle devices. Examples include the Pro Series Anti-Rattle Device for 2" x 2" Trailer Hitch Receivers # PS63091 and the Blue Ox Immobilizer # BX88224 which works on 2-inch hitches and that stabilizes your ball mount in both vertical and horizontal planes.
I prefer the Pro Series # PS63091. The Jam nut on this product keeps it secure over time. This is my recommended choice. Check out the video demo of this product.
All... view full answer...
We have the wiring harness you are needing. The Tow Ready Custom Fit Vehicle Wiring is part # 118491 and would plug into the connector located behind your bumper. This product includes the fuses and relays necessary to activate the lighting circuits for towing your jon boat. view full answer...
If the factory 7-way in the bumper of your 2011 Honda Pilot EX uses a round U.S. Car type connector (shown in the linked photo) then you can easily convert to the combination 4-pole/7-way connector type using part # HM40950. This combination connector simply plugs right in to the U.S. Car connector.
If you instead need to hard-wire a connector you can use Hopkins part # HM48470 which includes a mounting bracket. This vehicle connector accepts 4-pole, 5-pole and 7-way wiring. It has screw... view full answer...
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