want-a-be wrote:
Looking over the instructions on the Roadmaster EZ-4 for my 2014 CR-V I see a step where there is a part that needs to be cut away. How hard was that to remove and what tool did you use to remove it.
Thanks for all Comments!
I helped a buddy of mine install a blue ox base plate on his 2011 Honda CRV it took us about 7 hrs. and you must read the instructions as you are doing it. After that experience when it came to doing my Equinox I paid to have it done. Money well spent. If you do it yourself, when you wire the car for turn signals and brake lights make sure you put diodes in those lines.
