Trailer Wiring Harness Recommendation for a 2010 Honda CR-V With Tow Daddy Tow Bar Wiring
Updated 11/16/2015 | Published 11/15/2015
Question:
I have the Tow Daddy wiring harness installed on my 2010 CR-V toad. I would like to add a 4-Pin trailer connector to the rear now but I am confused on the type of plug-in connector I can use. I dont want to have to disconnect one or the other each time I need it. What product do I need to accomplish this or can this not be done. Thank you....
asked by: Stephen C
Helpful Expert Reply:
The Tow Daddy flat towing harness you have installed on your 2010 Honda CR-V wouldn't interfere with the trailer wiring harness part # 118427 that is recommended for your vehicle.
The two use different installation ports on your vehicle so they would work just fine.
The Tow Daddy would plug inline with your taillights and the # 118427 plugs into the taillight wiring port of your vehicle. See the install video I attached.
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