I have a Honda CRV and there is no way to attach this underneath the car. What part do I need to buy?
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You need to have a trailer hitch receiver to use this item. I don't know whether CRVs can have a towing package installed (call Honda). Without a towing package / trailer hitch receiver, you can't use this item.
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It is designed to hook into a reese hitch that is mounted to your frame for pulling trailers
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These attach using a trailer hitch receiver. I don't think there is any other way.
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You should be able to add a Class II or III receiver hitch to a CRV. Once you have that you can use the TwistStep. I don't think there is any other way to use these. You must have a trailer hitch. They are great steps. Hope it works for you. Good Luck!
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You need a standard square trailer hitch receiver--the thing that lets you tow a trailer. Most mechanics and most truck rental places (like uhaul) can install one.
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You will need a rear mounting bracket, or a block of wood or something. You'll have to ask the manufacturer what kind of mounting bracket.
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From what I've seen in a Google Image Search, I would reasonably assume that this setup would be able to fit into your CRV.
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I have a 2012 Honda CRV with longitudinal roof rails. The rails have light grey plastic caps that remove and expose threaded hokes to accept screws for the crossbars. All you need is the correct Torx bit for the screws. I think it may be 30 but I am not sure.
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I suggest going to be Crutchfield. Com and use their vehicle install software to see if you need a new mounting kit. I would also suggest picking up a wire harness adapter for easy installation.
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If you have a computer, just go to KYB.com and search the catalog. It fits front and rear depending on the model and year of your car. I put mine on the front struts of a 2000 Honda CRV, but probably didn't need it, because the CRV has "metal" boots which will last much longer than the plastic ones. (Unless you live in the rust belt.) I didn't want to send them back, so I just used them. If I remember correctly, the OEM strut washer under the metal boot gets tossed. If used the KYB boot will sit too high on the strut rod, and the top nut will not have enough threads to grip.
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I bought mine for a Honda CRV because the visor does not go down far enough to cover the windshield and doesn't cover enough of the side window. The way it attaches to the visor is very versatile. If it doesn't fit your car, Amazon should take it back w/no charge for the return postage. Hugh Gruver
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Mine didn't fit my Honda CRV 2013 crossbars. I have not found a wide enough attachment to make it work, and I will have to return it if I can't find one.
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I do not know because I do not have a Honda CRV. They worked very well with my Subaru out back.
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Hi T., I don't know for sure but probably it will fit. However, first check on Youtube if there is a video about how to install aftermarket speakers on your CRV, so you can see if you need an adapter or not. Good luck!
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I'm pretty sure you use the bolts that you pull off your car. look at the website for videos on how to install. that should give you some insight
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We have a CRV and it works great. To use it, you have to have adjustable headrests. One on each seat if you have bucket seats, two if bench seat. The top of the barrier attaches to the headrest posts with bungee cords. The middle of the Barrier attaches to arm of bucket seat. If bench seat, you might have to find a alternate attach point. Note, this attach point mainly keeps the barrier from rattling or if you have a dog with a power nose, it keeps it snug down low. We do not use this one in our CRV. It does not have to sit on the floor. You can go to their wed site and get the measurements to see if it fits your car. Good luck. We have a CRV and it works great. To use it, you have to have adjustable headrests. One on each seat if you have bucket seats, two if bench seat. The top of the barrier attaches to the headrest posts with bungee cords. The middle of the Barrier attaches to arm of bucket seat. If bench seat, you might have to find a alternate attach point. Note, this attach point mainly keeps the barrier from rattling or if you have a dog with a power nose, it keeps it snug down low. We do not use this one in our CRV. It does not have to sit on the floor. You can go to their wed site and get the measurements... » Read More We have a CRV and it works great. To use it, you have to have adjustable headrests. One on each seat if you have bucket seats, two if bench seat. The top of the barrier attaches to the headrest posts with bungee cords. The middle of the Barrier attaches to arm of bucket seat. If bench seat, you might have to find a alternate attach point. Note, this attach point mainly keeps the barrier from rattling or if you have a dog with a power nose, it keeps it snug down low. We do not use this one in our CRV. It does not have to sit on the floor. You can go to their wed site and get the measurements to see if it fits your car. Good luck. « Show Less
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I have a Honda CRZ (2013) and it was too large, I gave it to one of my kids, my seatcovers also did not fit (the seats are so low to the car that you can't get your hand underneath to attach the straps!)
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Not sure the answer sent from my iphone went out so will answer again on my laptop. You must already have the two bars running thelength of your car roof, from front to back, to attach the roof rack. My Honda CRV came with them factory installed so I could easily add the rack. It's a great rack. Very solid.
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There are a number of different fasteners of this type on a CRV-depends on type of items fastened and ultimate thickness of items. I found these by going to an online dealer and looking at the parts diagram, then getting the part number.
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If you have the system in your Honda there should be some small plastic buttons on the lower edge of the upright portion of your back seat. Those buttons mark where you can reach between the cushions and feel the small bracket where the latch attaches. My CRV (11) has enough to position the seat in all three positions (L/C/R), but my Civic only allows for the seat to be behind one of the front seats.
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I used the included velcro tape + additional velcro tape... it's mounted under my passenger seat right next to the floor vent. I didn't even drill for the power cable definitely not drilling for mounting the thing when i plan to upgrade/transfer it later