If you drive your 2008 Honda Ridgeline mostly on paved roads, I would recommend going with the Airaid Cold Air Intake System with Oil-Based Filter, # AR530-202. With the oil-type filter, it is recommended to clean and re-oil every 25,000 to 30,000 miles. Oiled filters allow for the greatest amount of airflow.
If you drive on paved and semi-dusty roads, then I recommend going with the Airaid Cold Air Intake System with Dry Filter, # AR531-202. The dry filter has the same maintenance schedule... view full answer...
There is limited clearance between the wheel and the lug nuts so you'll want to use a thin walled 21 mm socket to mount the wheels that come with the Yakima EasyRider Double Decker Trailer # Y08129. I wouldn't get too hung up on brand but just make sure it's a thin wall socket and you'll be totally fine. These are easily found at auto parts stores. view full answer...
The reason you are having a hard time installing the Curt 7-way C56366 on your 2014 Honda Ridgeline is that it was designed to fit newer versions of the Ridgeline but not your 2014 model. Instead the correct 7-way harness you need is the # 118253 which comes with the correct converter box, harnesses, and relays.
I attached an install video for this harness on a similar Ridgeline which will walk you through the entire process. view full answer...
Your owner's manual recommends using snow chains/tire chains and suggests a specific chain company but they can't require that by law. The chains recommended are simply class s chains which provide a lower profile so your clearances are not as impacted but the quality of chain isn't as good as what I recommend. You are correct that the inner clearances are the most important to prevent contact and any damage so the class S (low profile) chains what you need. You will want to note the... view full answer...
Yes, you will need a couple different wiring kits, but there is a way for you get both a 4 and 7-way on your 2008 Honda Ridgeline and have them both be fully functional so that you can install a brake controller.
First, you will need the Curt Wiring Harness part # C55585 that you referenced to install a 4-way on your vehicle. Once that is installed you will be ready to install the Brake Controller and 7-Way Installation Kit part # ETBC7 that will give you a fully functional 7-way to use... view full answer...
First, consumers of aftermarket products are protected by the Federal Magnusson-Moss Warranty Act. The Act states that if something breaks on your vehicle and you take it in for warranty repair, the dealer must honor your warranty unless whatever modifications you have added to your vehicle actually caused the problem in question.
Installing a 7-Way is going to require hardwiring. What you could do is ask the dealer to install it and I am sure they would have no problem charging you... view full answer...
If the BAKFlip G2 Hard Tonneau Cover # BAK26601 was installed on your 2014 Honda Ridgeline and it was folded back you would have no interference with it and your trunk.
If the G2 cover was folded down the door would open basically as tall as the distance from the truck bed to the top of the bed rails of your vehicle. The trunk wouldn't open all the way, but it would open far enough to give you access to what you have in your trunk. If you needed more access you would just need to fold... view full answer...
I have a tonneau cover solution for your 2017 Honda Ridgeline that is going to allow you to fully open your truck as the Extang Trifecta 2.0 part # EX92590 which folds up and doesn't require a rail to install on the bed rails. Since there's no rails installed to the inside of the bed rails the trunk can open fully. view full answer...
I looked up the Travel-Lite Falcon F-20 and it has a dry tongue weight of 260 lbs. The way to pick out a weight distribution is to base it off of the loaded tongue weight of the trailer including any weight behind the rear axle from cargo in this figure. So the Reese Steadi-Flex kit part # RP66558 would most likely work great for you as it has a tongue weight range of 400-600 lbs but you do need to determine what your tongue weight will be loaded first.
For a 2 inch ball you'd then want... view full answer...
If my calculations are correct or at least close then if the trailer is loaded to the maximum of 3,260 pounds and the tongue weight is roughly 11 percent of the gross trailer weight then at the max trailer weight the tongue weight would be around 570 pounds after adding in 200 pounds loaded behind the rear wheels of your 2007 Honda Ridgeline. So basically the tongue weight range is 263 to 570 pounds depending on if it and the vehicle are loaded or not.
If the trailer is not loaded to the... view full answer...
In order to install the Yakima LockNLoad Platform Roof Tray above a tonneau cover on a truck bed you will need to install a set of tracks alongside the bed rails along with a crossbar system. The crossbar system is needed because the tray is not wide enough to reach just the mounting feet on the tracks. I have attached the needed parts below:
Yakima JetStream Crossbars part # Y00427
Yakima Tracks for Roof Racks part # Y01135
Landing Pad Yakima Control Towers part # Y00221 (2)
SkyLine Towers... view full answer...
Since your 2019 Honda Ridgeline does not have a locking tailgate handle currently you'd need the # PAL8600 you referenced plus the # PL6200 and you'd have a locking tailgate for your 2019 Honda Ridgeline that will lock and unlock with the power locks of the vehicle! view full answer...
Yes, the Karrite Voyager cargo boxes can fit on Yakima Round Bar roof racks like the round bar roof rack that fits your 2006 Honda Ridgeline part numbers # Y00409, # Y03536, and # Y00147. The Voyager is compatible with round, square, aero, elliptical, and most factory crossbars. view full answer...
The Pop and Lock Tailgate lock part # PAL8600 that you referenced only fits the tailgate handles of the 2017 Honda Ridgeline that didn't have the factory lock setup. So since you have the factory locking tailgate now you'd have to go with the # PL8675 which would replace your current handle. view full answer...
It can indeed be difficult to locate the correct pigtail that is needed for the T-One Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector part # 118778 on your 2017 Honda Ridgeline but I assure you this is present. That said, others have had better luck finding the connector after removing the entire seat bottom which is more than required but will make things easier.
If you still need help I have attached for you a write-up a fellow customer did that breaks down the process to find... view full answer...
The first thing I would recommend is checking the owner's manual of your 2014 Honda Ridgeline Sport to see what it says about using a weight distribution hitch. In general, a WDH is recommended if your trailer weight is more than 50% of your vehicle's GVWR (gross vehicle weight rating) or if you are experiencing rear sag and trailer sway. It looks like the curb weight of your Ridgeline is the 4,491 lbs you looked at, and the GVWR is 6,050 lbs.
The dry weight for your camper is the completely... view full answer...
For a tonneau cover that will allow you to fully open your tailgate while installed, I recommend the BAK Revolver X2 Hard Tonneau Cover # BAK39602. With the BAK Revolver X2, you will be able to open and close your tailgate whether the tonneau cover is in the opened or closed position. Also the Revolver X2 comes with Matte black rubber seals that help to keep water from seeping into the bed. As far as installation, the Revolver X2 comes with all included hardware for an easy installation. view full answer...
For your 2020 Honda Ridgeline we do have only universal type fit tow mirrors available like the set you referenced which will fit, but if you wanted my recommendation as your best fit I would go with the K-Source tow mirrors part # KS69ZR which install in a more secure way and provide a more stable viewing angle behind you. view full answer...
It's a smart idea to go from a manual A-frame jack to an electric jack because it is so much easier, and there is a great option that will work for your travel trailer that makes using the jack super simple. The jack I recommend for you is the Lippert Power Stance Electric Trailer Jack with Footplate - A-Frame - 18" Lift - 3,500 lbs # LC69VR.
Not only is this jack easy to use, allowing you to retract or extend with the flip of a switch, but you can power it via your truck's 7-way by adding... view full answer...
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