Tow Bar Wiring and Fuse Bypass to Flat Tow a 2012 Honda CR-V Behind a Motor Home
Updated 05/19/2015 | Published 05/17/2015
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does the HM56304 harness fit the Honda 2012 CR-V or the HM56300 ?
asked by: Roderick N
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Expert Reply:
For your 2012 Honda CR-V and tow bar wiring the correct Hopkins part is # HM56304. the other harness you mentioned, # HM56300, fits 2007 to 2011 Honda CR-Vs.
It also looks like you may need to pull a fuse to flat tow your CR-V. Check the owners manual to confirm. To make disconnecting power from a fuse as easy as flipping a switch you can use fuse bypass # RM76511. I have linked videos showing installations of the wiring harness and fuse bypass for you.
expert reply by:
Michael H
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Hopkins Custom Tail Light Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles
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