Easy Way to Disconnect Battery of 2017 Honda Civic Getting Flat Towed
Published 11/13/2019 >
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I am scheduled during the first week of December to bring in my 2017 Honda Civic with manual trans to have a tow behind setup installed. I already have a Roadmaster tow bar and have ordered the Blue Ox base plate and adapters, along with other items recommended by your customer service person - who, BTW, was simply fantastic to work with. My car has push button start and the steering wheel locks if not in Aux mode. I am concerned about the battery getting drained - what solutions are available to prevent this. Thank you.
asked by: Charlie A
Expert Reply:
The easiest solution would be a battery disconnect like the part # DW05312 which gives you an easy way to disconnect your Civic battery after putting the ignition into aux mode so that your steering wheel is unlocked. Basically this has a hand wheel that you can loosen and allows you to easily pull one of the terminals off of the battery.
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Blue Ox Base Plate Kit - Removable Arms
- Tow Bar Base Plate
- Removable Draw Bars
- Twist Lock Attachment
- Completely Hidden
- Blue Ox
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