Best 2016 Honda CR-V Custom Fit Vehicle Wiring Harness Options- Video
Hey, everyone, Ryan here at etrailer. Today on our 2016 Honda CR-V, we're gonna be checking out our best trailer wiring options. We're gonna have a few different options as far as the trailer wiring goes. So right here we have a kit made by Tekonsha. Here in the middle we have a kit made by Curt. And over here we have a kit made by Hopkins. more
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Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2016 Honda CR-V- Video
Today on our 2016 Honda CRV, we're going to be taking a look at and showing you how to install the current T-connector vehicle wiring harness with a 4-pole flat trailer connector, part number C56158.So, here's what our wiring's going to look like once we have it installed. It is going to provide us with a 4-pole flat trailer connector and all the circuits we need to safely get down the road, like our tail lights, turn signals, and our brake lights.Whenever we're not using it, it is designed to stay on the inside of the vehicle, so we can simply lift our hatch open, and we can store it down by our spare tire. When we do want to use it, we can simply pull it out and so long as we stay away from the latch area, the weather stripping will have enough cushion that it won't damage our wire. Then we can simply close the hatch, and we can hook up.Now, wiring is going to be a custom fit for a CRV. We're not going to have to cut or slice anything. We're just going to have one T-connector that's going to go behind the drivers side panel here. more
12/27/2018 9:22:36 AM
Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2016 Honda CR-V 118561- Video
Today in our 2016 Honda CRV we're going to be taking a look at and installing the Takonsha T-1 Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Fold Flat Trailer Connector, part number 118561. Here's what this wiring's going to look like once it's installed on the vehicle. As you can see it comes out from inside the trunk there. So you have easy access to it from under there and whenever you're ready to use it, you just pull it out here and shut your tailgate. You want to be sure to keep it away from the latch area, because that could pinch and possibly damage your wiring to cause it not to work. Then it's there and ready to use. more
10/14/2016 10:07:32 AM
