The Saris Bones 3 trunk rack part # SA801BL that you referenced is a confirmed fit for your 2013 Honda CR-V and the upper arms to rest against the back windshield. We actually had the chance to test fit this rack on a 2015 Honda CR-V which I attached a link to a video of. You can see how easy it is to setup and how it attaches to your vehicle. view full answer...
Our experience with the etrailer hitch part # e98840 that fits your 2019 Honda Pilot has been that the hands-free liftgate does still function but you have to kick to either side of the hitch opening. view full answer...
The torque specs for the etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver part # e78KR which is a fit for your 2010 Honda Element are listed in the attached installation instructions. By stating them in this manner, they are always correct when you see them. For a torque wrench that will reach these figures, you can use the Powerbuilt Dual Drive Torque Wrench part # ALL944001.
Please note if you will be using the trailer hitch to tow a trailer then you will also need a trailer wiring harness, the T-One... view full answer...
Sometimes there are pieces of the vehicle that get left off when installing a base plate kit like the # BX2265 just due to fact they occupy space on the front of the vehicle where space is tight. What we've found with this base plate kit is that there is no effect on cooling power with the shielding removed. We've sold quite a few of these base plate kits to people who have put quite a few miles on the vehicle without any reported issue so I would not anticipate any problems even in your... view full answer...
All weight distribution/sway control systems make some noise since they all rely on friction to do their job.
The stand-along friction sway control devices like the Reese # 83660 are best disconnected before you back up a trailer or they are likely to be damaged. Disconnecting them is really not an issue since you do not need sway control when you reverse the trailer at low speed.
Tension on these devices is adjustable and it can be set based on feel when you're towing forward. If the... view full answer...
While using the Provider ST175/80R13 Radial Trailer Tire w/ 13" Silver Mod Wheel part # A13RWMQ, you'll need to torque the lug nuts like part # CE11051 to around 75-85 ft. lbs. view full answer...
Allow me to clear up the confusion. The Roadmaster Spare Tire Carrier item # RM-195125 can be used to flat-tow a vehicle behind a motorhome that weighs up to 6,000 lbs. It can also be used to mount an accessory like a cargo carrier or a bike rack that has a combined weight of 200 lbs. You are not able to tow a trailer with this spare tire carrier. It has a flat towing capacity not a towing capacity. Also using this spare tire carrier reduces your hitch capacity by 33%. You will want to... view full answer...
The Draw-Tite # 75599, is the correct hitch for the 2004 Honda Pilot. This hitch is installed after removing three rubber muffler hangers to lower the exhaust. These hangers are removed using spray lubricant like WD-40 and a pry bar to push the rubber hangers off of the mounting post. Some Honda Pilots do not require the removal of the rubber muffler hangers to install the hitch (see video). You can test fit the hitch to be sure before removing the hangers.
To reattach the muffler hangers,... view full answer...
For your 2021 Honda Passport if you have the 7-way part # 118291 installed you'd have everything you need to install and use the Curt Echo Mobile # C51180 that you referenced. You'd just need to plug in the controller to your 7-way and once it's synced to your phone would be ready to tow. view full answer...
I have the instructions for the UWS A-Frame Trailer Toolbox # UWS04530 saved to the product page, so you can definitely reference those to get it installed and fitting properly. Unfortunately, we have not done any installs with this box as of yet, so we do not currently have any videos. view full answer...
There is a little tab on the cap that you will have to push down or pull up on to pull the cap off of the connector to install a trailer wiring harness on your 2013 Honda Pilot. Sometimes a small flat blade screwdriver can be used if you can't do it easily with just your fingers. view full answer...
In order to get voltage on that circuit, the rear hatch will need to be closed with the ignition on or in accessory mode with the transmission in reverse. The vehicle should not be running. If the brown wire with gray stripes doesn't light the tester, check all the others in that wiring harness in case a different wire color was used.
I wasn't able to find any information about if the back up sensors would have any affect, but I'd test the wires with the sensors turned on and turned off. view full answer...
That would be entirely up to your discretion. The linked installation instructions for the Curt # C11555 include a diagram outlining exactly where the panel needs to be trimmed, but if you wish you could certainly simply remove the panel and not re-install it. The panel makes the vehicle slightly more aerodynamic, but we're talking by a tiny amount. Not all models of the CR-V have the panel, so leaving it off wouldn't be a big deal.
If you'll be using the hitch for some light duty towing,... view full answer...
First thing you need for a 2017 Honda CR-V that has flush rails is a roof rack and for the the Rhino Rack Vortex roof rack part numbers # RRVA126B-2, # RRRCL4, and # RRRCP60-BK is my favorite option as you get a higher quality aero bar roof rack at a lower price than similar quality brands. view full answer...
The installation instructions for the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver, # C13068, are going to be the same for the 1999 to the 2015 model so really any of the videos will be helpful when installing the hitch on your 2003 Honda Odyssey.
If you have plastic fascia covering the driver's side frame rail, you will need to remove this to install the hitch. This fascia can be permanently removed or your can trim it in order to re-install after the hitch installation is complete. You can check out... view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at Access about your 2007 Honda Ridgeline and the installation of the Access Original Soft Roll-Up Tonneau Cover part # 834532006953.
They told me that there is no drilling required when you install the cover. They did say that there are 3 Torx bolts that need to be removed to allow the front L bracket to be installed near the back of the truck cab. You would also need to remove 2 more Torx bolts near the rear of the bed on the truck. I have attached a drawing that... view full answer...
Yes, the 53" Thule GateMate Pro Tailgate Pad # TH823PRO will fit your 2017 Honda Ridgeline.
The top part of this pad is definitely waterproof. It feels like a heavy duty vinyl and it is very durable. The underside has a soft fabric that is designed to keep the finish on your truck from getting damaged. If you were to drive in a rainstorm with this on the pickup then that would definitely soak up water and you'd want to take it off and let it air dry.
So the GateMate isn't necessarily... view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at Curt about the trimming diagram in the instructions for hitch # 11555. He stated that the instructions are specifically for the 2012 model so you should not need a different diagram when it comes time to trim the panel.
I was able to obtain a picture, which I have attached, that shows where Curt had taped down the panel to trim for reference. I have also included a link to the installation details for you.
If you are planning on doing some towing, the hitch... view full answer...
When installing the Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver # 24920 on your 2015 Honda Fit you will indeed need to first detach the exhaust from the rubber isolators so that it can be lowered. Then after the hitch is in place Draw-Tite recommends bending the hanger spears downward just about 1/2 inch to allow for additional muffler clearance when reattaching it. This isn't necessarily a requirement as you might get sufficient clearance as is, but just something you can do if you find... view full answer...
Lets start with the CR-V. After confirming that the weight of the trailer plus anything loaded on it is within the towing capacity of the vehicle, you will need to convert the existing 4-pole to a 7-way by using an adapter, part # 37185. According to my research, the 2004 CR-V is rated for towing 1500 lbs.
The adapter will plug directly into your existing 4-pole, which will provide lighting functions to the trailer. The adapter will have 4 wires remaining. The white wire grounds to the... view full answer...
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