Towing Honda CR-V
OK, I bought a 2014 Honda CR-V to use as a toad. The manual has very detailed instructions on what to do to ready the CR-V to be towed after connecting the tow bars, but nothing on what to do to rever...
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cKarlGo wrote:Mr.Mark wrote:
As you can see, we have a 2013 CR-V.... just disconnect and go. We had the cut-off switch installed to turn off the radio/navigation. Just remember to turn it back on and you're good to go.
Best car to tow as it is light-weight, good on fuel, seats five, good rear storage and has good resale value.
What's not to love?
MM.
Please expand on the cutoff switch. Is simply turning off the radio not adequate?
Thanks!
The nav and radio work separately, if you are driving down the road and turn off the radio, the nav screen is still on. So, when towing, you need to pull a fuse or run a disconnect switch which we had done.
The installer put it to the left of the steering wheel in that row of buttons (traction control button is there)... next to that are two blank plates... so the new switch looks almost factory installed.
As someone mentioned, they ran a charge line which is another option.
MM.
