Does Fuse of 2014 Honda CR-V Have to Be Removed When Flat Towing Even With Charge Wire

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Class A pulling Honda CRV. If using your towed charger system, does one need to pull the ACC fuse? Does one need to purchase and install the fuse switch that you offer?

asked by: Richard

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Our # RM-156-75 which is used to charge a tow vehicle's battery when being flat towed wouldn't be enough to leave the fuse left in your 2014 Honda CR-V. Some of the depletion of the charge might be offset, but in the end you always have to go by what the manufacturer of the vehicle recommends.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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