If you already have the discontinued Podium Platform Feet 460 for the fixed mounting points on your 2008 Honda CR-V, the fit kit you need is the Fit Kit for Thule Podium-Style Roof Rack Feet- 3042 # THKIT30423042. I confirmed with Thule that this is the correct fit kit you need for your older Thule square crossbars. view full answer...
If you have the tow bar, safety cables and the wiring for the lights, then you will need the base plate. We do also offer a Quick Disconnect Kit, which makes connecting and disconnecting the tow bar to the vehicle being towed a easy task.
You will also want to make sure the wiring you have for the lights on the vehicle being towed is the Roadmaster Universal Hy-Power Diode Wiring Kit, # RM-154, or similar. This kit will provide taillights on the towed vehicle. It will also have the diodes... view full answer...
While we aren't going to be able to send you a photo of the Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero Crossbars # RRVA126B-2 installed, however I did check the owner's manual and when this rack is not in use you can use the included M6 x 12.5mm flat washer as a cover for the exposed feet.
As far as a roof rack system for your Audi Q5, I recommend sticking with the Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero Crossbars # RRVA126B-2 and just using the Rhino-Rack SX Series Legs for Vortex Aero Crossbars # RRSX030 with it.
That... view full answer...
The HWT # AM22319HWT split spoke trailer wheel would use a valve stem for a .453 inch opening like part # AM20903 for a rubber valve stem or # AM20906 for a chrome plated brass valve stem. view full answer...
I am assuming you mean you want to flat tow your 2014 Honda CR-V, as in pull it behind your motorhome. To do that you will need 5 main parts (and possibly some other parts that your specific vehicle requires). I have included these parts below with a brief description of what each one does as well as a recommendation.
Base Plate Kit: This is a custom fit part to your CR-V and provides the attachment point for the tow bar coming from your motorhome. I recommend the etrailer Invisible Base... view full answer...
For your 2017 Honda CR-V Touring to tow a pop-up camper with a 7-way wiring setup and electric brakes you will need the Class III hitch # 76128 and related items, a 4-pole wire harness # 118741, our brake controller install kit # ETBC7 and the controller itself, such as the popular Prodigy P3 # 90195.
The 4-pole harness is a plug-in installation at the rear of the CR-V while the # ETBC7 kit is a hardwired install. This kit includes everything you need to wire a brake controller and install... view full answer...
I do have a solution for your 2001 Honda CR-V, however using a 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" class I hitch may not be the best choice. Since you have a spare tire on the rear of your vehicle, you're going to need to use a hitch extender like # HES0.
What this is going to do is, push your hitches receiver opening out past your bumper giving you the clearance to use your bike rack without interference. The only catch is, whenever you use a hitch extender or any hitch adapters, you are going to limit your... view full answer...
When installing a hitch like the etrailer # e98848, you may or may not need the sensor relocation kit; we've seen some customers that have reported that the hands-free lift gate still works but that it requires touching a very specific spot and some that have wanted to add the kit. The Power Liftgate Sensor Relocation Bracket as part # 08U59-TLA-100A is a Honda part that would need to be obtained from the dealer directly. view full answer...
Yes. You'll want to check your owners manual for confirmation and the procedures for flat towing but my research is showing that the 1997 Honda CRV can be flat towed. In order to flat tow you will need a number of parts from the following categories: base plates, tow bar, safety cables, lights/wiring, supplemental braking and a rise/drop adapter. I've compiled a short list of the parts here:
Base Plates: Roadmaster Crossbar Style # 1528-3
Tow Bar: Roadmaster Tracker # RM-020 (requires... view full answer...
You won't be able to use the existing 4-way trailer connector on your 2012 Honda CR-V because that connector does the opposite of what you're trying to accomplish. It powers a trailer's lights from the CR-V's lights. You're trying to power the CR-V's lights. Some lighting kits will not be able to be used without disconnecting the 4-way.
However, a kit like the Roadmaster Tail Light Wiring Kit # RM-155 will install without tapping into the car's wiring. It bypasses the CR-V's wiring... view full answer...
I recommend the EcoHitch Hidden Trailer Hitch Receiver # 306-X7345 for your 2022 Honda CR-V. This hitch has a completely hidden design where the cross tube installs behind your Honda CR-V's rear bumper leaving only the receiver tube visible beneath it. After installing the EcoHitch the free liftgate may have a really specific spot where you will have to put your leg to get the sensor to activate.
When installing the wiring harness, I recommend the T-One Vehicle Wiring Harness # 118741.... view full answer...
You are correct with the parts you listed. I double checked for you, the Blue Ox Base Plates # BX2258, Blue Ox Alpha Tow Bar # BX7380, Hopkins Tow Bar Wiring # HM56304, Roadmaster InvisiBrake Supplemental Braking System # RM-8700 , Roadmaster Brake-Lite Relay # RM-88400, Roadmaster FuseMaster Fuse Bypass # RM76511, and Roadmaster 7-way to 4-way Extention # RM-164-7 will all fit and will be needed to flat tow your 2014 Honda CR-V. The Blue Ox Base Plate and Receiver Lock Kit # BX88177 is... view full answer...
The great thing about J-style carriers like the ones included with the Malone Downloader with Telus XL # MPG114MD-351XL (with load assist) or # MPG114MD (without load assist) is that they don't take up a ton of space (17" wide to be exact), so they're the best solution to carry 2 kayaks on a vehicle.
In regards to the roof rack kit, the Rhino Rack Roof Rack kit for 2020 Honda CR-V with Naked Roof that uses parts # RRVA137B-2, # RRRLKVA (towers), # DK284 (fit kit) will provide you with... view full answer...
I have a solution for you, but because bike racks like your Kuat Transfer V2 # KU84FR have a threaded shank, you can't use a generic anti-rattle hitch pin like the # 63232. Instead, Kuat has a specific threaded hitch pin designed to work on their bike racks with the Hitch Lock for Kuat Bike Racks - 2" Hitches # HL2. This anti-rattle device is compatible with your # KU84FR or similar Kuat rack.
I've linked a short review video of this locking hitch pin for you to have a look at. view full answer...
Flat towing a vehicle requires 5 essential components: a tow bar, safety cables, base plates, a wiring/lighting kit and a supplementary braking system, which is now required by law in most states.
The linked article covers in detail each of these items and the available options. This will be a good starting point to familiarize yourself with the basics of flat towing, or dinghy towing as it is also known. As a general note, it is often easier (and less costly) to stay with one brand of... view full answer...
Honda did not offer a towing package with a 7-way trailer connector for the CR-V, so using a 4-way to 7-way adapter is the best option. You will first want to install a wiring harness with a 4-way connector like part # C56158. This will provide all of the trailer light functions. I have attached the installation video and instructions for you to check out.
Next you will want to install a 7-way adapter. If you do not need all of the additional functions that a 7-way trailer connector provides,... view full answer...
Along with the Roadmaster Tracker Tow Bar, item # RM-020, you will need a set of base plates for the 2010 Honda CR-V. The correct base plate kit for your vehicle is the Roadmaster EZ4 Base Plate Kit, item # RM-521559-4. This kit will not work on vehicles with a brushguard installed on the front.
You will also need a set of Roadmaster Tow Bar Quick Disconnects, item # RM-201. These will allow you to disconnect the tow bar, cross bar from the vehicle brackets so the brackets can easily be... view full answer...
We do offer a mostly concealed option for the 2013 Honda CR-V, the EcoHitch # 306-X7297. The installation is pretty involved, it would involve temporarily removing the rear bumper cover and underbody panel. The underbody panel will need to be notched to allow the receiver tube to pass through it.
Once installed, the only visible portion of the hitch would be the receiver tube and the safety chain loops. The remainder of the hitch will be concealed behind the bumper.
EcoHitch estimates... view full answer...
Your 2013 Honda CR-V can be equipped with any of three different classes of hitch, Class I, II or III. These differ in their towing capacities and sizes. Both Class I and class II hitches have a 1-1/4-inch receiver opening while a Class III hitch has a 2-inch receiver. For more on this you can refer to the linked articles on hitch sizes and classes.
It is important that both your car itself, and your hitch, have enough capacity for the trailer you intend to tow. If the maker of your trailer... view full answer...
To flat to your 2013 Honda CR-V you would need to first start with a base plate kit and tow bar. I like the Demco systems because the tow bars have independent moving arms and already come with the safety cables. The Demco base plates for your CR-V are part # DM9519328 and the Commander tow bar, part # DM9511012, will pair up with them nicely.
For lighting you can use the diode kit, # RM-15267, and not have to worry about cutting into the taillight housing. This will splice into your... view full answer...
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