Best 2008 Honda CR-V Trailer Wiring Options Video

I attached an FAQ that details how to pick out the correct ball mount for your towing setup with your Kia. Picking out the correct ball mount will allow your trailer to sit as level as possible. Basically you will first measure the height from the…

The Curt hitch part #13555 is a great fit for your 2007 Honda CR-V but I can see why the one you received didn't fit well due to the larger mounting flanges being pretty big. It's pretty common for hitches this size to get bent in shipping…

If you're speaking of a ball mount that would be used in a 2 inch Class III, IV or a 2-1/2 inch Class V hitch, then yes the ball mount can be used in either the rise or the drop position. With a 1-1/4 inch Class I or II hitch, it'll usually…

In order to determine the correct rise or drop for a ball mount, there are some simple measurements that you can take. We actually have an FAQ on this subject which I have linked for you. Just make sure that when you take the measurements, the…

The Tow Ready T-One Wiring Harness, #118427, and the Curt T-Connector Wiring Harness, #C55106, are basically the same harness from two different manufacturers. The main difference between these two harnesses is that Curt uses surface-mount technology…

The EcoHitch Hidden Trailer Hitch Receiver part #306-X7291 which is a fit for a 2008 Honda CR-V does indeed require trimming of the rear bumper fascia but no drilling. I have attached a photo of the required trimming for you which as you can see is…

The proper mounting location for side marker lights such as #MC32AB are as follows: For rear side marker lights you must have one on each side of your trailer and as far toward the rear of trailer as possible. They will need to be 15 inches or more…

I was able to find and review the owners manual for your 2011 Honda CR-V and the max tongue weight is roughly 150lbs. With your motorcycle carrier and motorcycle you would definitely be overloading your vehicle but I have another solution. To safely…

If the right blinker and hazard works normally on the vehicle, then it's unlikely that it's a fuse that's blown. I would start by using a circuit tester like the #PTW2993 and checking for power on the port of the 4 way plug on your Curt…

First, if you are getting any voltage on the white wire that indicates a short to ground and could mean that there is a problem with the converter. But if you are getting voltage just on the brown, yellow, and green wires around 12 volts then it is…