Per Thule The Thule OutWay Trunk Bike Rack # TH45JV is not confirmed to fit the 2011 Honda Element. The Thule Passage Trunk Bike Rack for 2 Bikes # TH910XT is confirmed to fit your 2011 Honda Element.
The Thule Passage rack can carry up to 2 bikes and has a weight capacity of 35 pounds per bike. The rack has no-sway cages that help prevent bike-to-bike and bike-to-vehicle contact. It has soft cushioned pads on the rack base that will protect your vehicle.
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The base plate I recommend for your 2010 Honda Element EX is the Blue Ox # BX2232. Our installers tend to prefer Blue Ox for their user-friendly features. Installation on a 2010 Element will require removal/replacement of the bumper fascia, some trimming of the bumper and minor drilling.
You can use your Ready Brute Elite tow bar with these base plates by using the Blue Ox Base Plate Adapter Brackets for Ready Brute Elite Tow Bars, part # BX88297.
If you need safety cables I suggest... view full answer...
For a light wiring kit when flat towing your 2003 Honda Element, I would recommend two different choices. If you do not plan on towing the vehicle often, you can use a light kit like the Roadmaster Standard Magnetic Tow Lights
Item # RM-2120. If you do plan on towing it often, I recommend installing diodes using Roadmaster Universal Hy-Power Diode Wiring Kit, part # RM-154. With this diode kit the vehicle brake lights will function as both brake and turn lights. It will also have the diodes... view full answer...
The direct connect base plate kit part # 1541-5 is a confirmed fit and would work great with the Falcon All Terrain part # RM-522.
For lighting/safety cables, locks, and covers for the tow bar we have the Roadmaster Falcon All Terrain kit part # RM-9243-1 which comes with all of that as one part number. The diode kit that comes with this allows you to splice into the taillight wiring so that your RV controls the vehicle taillights and does not require drilling into the taillight housings.... view full answer...
It looks like your 2006 Honda Element has fixed mounting points, so you'll need to make sure that the center of each mounting point is at least 28" apart to use a Roofnest Sparrow tent. For a roof rack I recommend using the Yakima Roof Rack for 2006 Honda Element that uses parts # Y00426, # Y53TR and # Y00229, which will give you a durable roof rack capable of carrying the Sparrow XL. This system uses aerodynamic crossbars that will limit wind noise and you can add locks with part # Y07204... view full answer...
We do have all the parts you need in order to add a trailer hitch receiver to your 2009 Honda Element as well as add a 7-way trailer wiring harness. Starting with the trailer hitch receiver I recommend the etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver # e78KR.
Then to add a 7-way to your Element you will need to add the following parts:
- T-One Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector # 118465
- Universal Installation Kit for Trailer Brake Controller - 7-Way # ETBC7
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Although we no longer carry Valley Hitches we do have a similar hitch The etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Matte Black Finish - Class III - 2 inch # e78KR is confirmed to fit your vehicle and has a similar design as the Valley Hitch.
The etrailer hitch has a bolt-on installation with no welding required. It has a matte black powder coat finish which is over a protective base coat that offers superior rust resistance. The trailer hitch is made in the USA.
The trailer hitch... view full answer...
From my research your 2015 Forest River Georgetown is built on a Ford F-53 chassis and has a maximum GVWR of 22,000 pounds. At that weight, as long as you have the V10 model, you have the correct parts:
Front Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1139-148
Rear Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1139-145
Reflex Steering Stabilizer with Brackets # RM-RBK22-RSSA view full answer...
I looked up an online copy of your owner's manual and confirmed that your vehicle can indeed be flat towed, at speeds up to but not exceeding 65mph. Honda lists very specific steps that must be taken before manual or automatic transmission equipped vehicles are flat towed. This information begins on page 198 of the manual.
For your vehicle, I like the Blue Ox base plates a bit better. After looking at the installation instructions, I'd recommend the Blue Ox baseplate # BX2232 because the... view full answer...
According to my research, the 2010 Honda Element is flat towable as is. You will still want to consult the vehicle owners manual for any additional specific information on towing the vehicle.
Roadmaster does offer a set of base plates for the 2010 Element, except for SC models. The base plate kit I would recommend is the Roadmaster XL Style Kit, part # 1541-3.
Roadmaster has a large offering of tow bars as well. I have added a link to the options compatible with XL style base plates.
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You could use either the Hopkins harness you were looking at, part # 43105, or you could use the Tow Ready part # 118336. They are comparable parts that install the same way. I have included a link to the Tow Ready part instructions that are very good. See page 5 of the instructions for the Element. Either of these should function fine on your 2004 Element
The 6 pin factory Honda connector has the necessary circuits to properly power a 4-Way trailer connector. It is possible that the 2... view full answer...
To install a brake controller such as # HM47294 on your 2008 Honda Element, it will have to be hardwired in. To start you would install the appropriate trailer connector. You mentioned that your Element has a trailer connector already. It is likely a 4-Way flat trailer connector which only controls the trailer lights.
All you would need is the 4 and 7-Way installation kit # ETBC7 and the brake controller. The installation kit comes with all of the parts needed to add a 7-Way connector... view full answer...
Thank you for the photo of your 2007 Honda Element for which you want a roof rack that will allow use of the Thule Hullavator Pro Kayak Carrier # TH898. The Hullavator Pro requires that the host roof rack have bar spacing of at least 24-inches, a minimum of 28.5-inches of available bar space, and it also requires that the bars extend outside of the rack feet 4 to 8-inches on both sides. This ensures the lowered carrier will not contact the vehicle. Please refer to the linked diagram that... view full answer...
I recommend using the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2" # 13574 because of the heavy duty powder coating that Curt puts on their hitches, which will help prolong the life of the hitch. This hitch will give you a 2" receiver that is perfect for carrying a cargo basket like the 60x19 Curt Cargo Carrier for 2" Hitches - Aluminum - Folding-500 lbs # C18100, which will fit in the 2" Curt hitch and is a light weight carrier that is perfect for vehicles with low tongue... view full answer...
I called Aries to confirm. There was an Aries grille guard available for the 2008 Honda Element. However, that grille guard was discontinued, so congratulations on getting yours!
As for the mounting hardware, since the guard itself is discontinued, the mounting hardware is no longer being produced, but fear not. As of this writing (Jan. 2021), there are still a few available to be ordered. Once those run out, they won't be making any more.
The kit that you referenced, part # AABRKT-3063,... view full answer...
As of June of 2023 we only have the Class I Curt Hitch # C11699 for your Honda Element SC Model. The other hitches all exclude the SC. view full answer...
It's a good idea to have both sides of the 12V power circuit connected so for your application I recommend using the Roadmaster Battery Charge Line Kit # RM-156-75 which includes an auto-reset circuit breaker for your motorhome and then the fuse that comes with the Towed Vehicle Battery Charge Wire Kit # DM66VR is going to protect the battery on your 2005 Honda Element.
This is a great way to ensure the Demco SBS Stay-IN-Play DUO Supplemental Braking System # SM99251 doesn't drain the... view full answer...
A non-tapered spindle with a 1.00" diameter will use an # L44643 inner and outer bearing, so you'll want to use the Trailer Idler Hub Assembly for 2,000-lb Axles - 4 on 4 - Galvanized # AKIHUB-440-2-G-1K, which have a 4 on 4 bolt pattern and work with 12" wheels. These hubs are galvanized so they're ideal for boat trailers, have a 2000-lbs capacity and are the only available capacity that will fit on those spindles.
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It is best to choose a ball mount after you have the the trailer hitch installed. This is because the height of the hitch on your 2007 Honda Element will dictate the rise or drop that you will need. Unfortunately we do not know the height of a trailer hitch on a 2007 element, but I have attached a help article that explains how to choose the correct ball mount for you to check out once you have the hitch installed.
I am not sure which trailer hitch you are interested in for your Element,... view full answer...
No, a cross bar is not required to flat tow with the RoadMaster Falcon 5250 tow bar if you have the Roadmaster MX Base Plate Kit, # 1541-5, on your 2003 Honda Element.
If you have the XL Base Plate Kit, # 1541-1, on your Element then you would need to use a cross bar and quick disconnect system, # 910021-00. view full answer...
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