ReadyStop Break-Away install help needed

I just removed all the equipment from our 2013 CRV and moved it to a much nicer, fresher 2014 we traded up to. So, I got to essentially do the install/removal process three times now. On the latest one, I did exactly as loggenrock describes. He does a great job of explaining how this is an "end of the world" install, and that there will be a lot of damage caused by the cable activating, but it's far from the worst problem you will be having, if you are so unlucky as to end up needing the device. The red box is bolted to a thick steel flange on the Blue Ox brand base plate. I also neatly zip tied the red cable loop to the top of an opening in the lower bumper cover, leaving it permanently concealed, but accessible. I grew tired of seeing two cables (ready brake and e-brake) sticking out of the front of the car. The other big change is that I went with portable, wireless LED taillights. I used the entire Readybrake towing system, and used it hard for 45K+ miles over the last few years. The system has a lot of wear showing, but the biggest issue was the lighting. I had constant issues with the female receptacle on the front of the car, and replaced two defective ones. I also had a taillight that got water logged, when the silicone sealing I did around the pathetic piece of garbage, aftermarket socket failed. I don't know how well the whole wireless system will work out, but I'm really tired of all the headaches that the old style, hard wired system created.

That cable is pretty much a "single-use" run... The professional install done on my Forester just has that cable run pretty much along the regular braking cable course, but it is simply held there by a few zip-ties. The only time that is going to be pulled (activated) is in the catastrophic event of a break-away. If that happens, that cable is going to get yanked right out of those zip-ties, pulled tight thru the engine compartment jamming on the toad brakes and keeping them there. I see the goal as preventing the toad from becoming a missle and killing others. I don't expect it to be a pretty sight... ST

I would recommend you google for that very install procedure. I had install on a 2006 jeep liberty and queried the internet and a number of install videos showed up. Plus if you query the mfg website or call their help center you will get info you need.