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Thanks for the response. What does installation require? Do you have to drill holes in your bumper? Do you have to run wires throughout the vehicle, or are they already there? Where does the beeping sound come from, a speaker inside the van? Did you have to pay full price for the package? Did they quote you a price for installation?
Thank you.
otguy
P.S. If you cannot follow the instructions with ease, don't try it!!!
Chris.
Thank you
but if you are really an adventurer and want to save some bucks, you can get a more sophisticated cheaper generic system... http://www.backup-sensor.com/buy_now.htm 4 sensors and a camera for under $300.--, ....and some more http://www.mobilevideo4less.com/backup-sensors.html Google it and you will find a ton of options... I put a generic system into my '99 Ody, and it works fine, I think I payed ~$50.--
otguy
You might find one designed to fit cheaper from the aftermarket, but I highly recommend getting one from someplace. It really protects they well from damage.
One time, I had to bring home some potted plants, and one of them overflowed (might have tipped, or just leaked) and it left a considerable amount of water in the tray, which was easy to remove. WOuld have made a terrible mess on the carpet.
2020 Acura RDX tech SH-AWD, 2023 Maverick hybrid Lariat luxury package.
specifically i asked that cross bars be left off the vehicle as i could see little utility for them. :shades:
besides wind resistance and the hastle of installing and uninstalling a roof box hooked to your rails and/or cross-bars, how i wonder do you plan to get stuff in and out of them without a ladder? :surprise:
Easy, just stand in the side door and you should have no problem reaching the roof box.
if you are talking about the tray that fits in when the rear seat is down, i personally stayed away from it since the rear seat is up and down so often, that it would be more of a pain than a help
Dealer wants $1339 for hitch and coolers installed on my '06! I am trying to find some options!
Between this hiding spot and the lazy sue in our '06 Touring, there's more than enough space; we're fully loaded with boxes and an 8 ft table up the middle right now.
This darn Ody-MV has more usable space than our '03 Expie EB ever did and gets nearly twice the MPG!
I never use a rooftop carrier so I could care less about the bars. I took them off my previous SUV's because they were ugly and in certain windy situations, quite buzzy. If you need the rooftop carriers...then by all means go for it.
But either way, as long as Honda is moving vehicles at a profit, they're not going to give you an inch more than they have to!
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/
looks like you saved $150 for getting the bars for free.
as i mentioned, on our LX, I had them leave them off.
i'm not sure i agree w.r.t. wind resistance of the hard shell carriers vs. a good roof sack with a low front profile like a Kanga.
i tend to agree with the other poster. for a seldom used feature (the cross bars, not the rails) the propensity to "sing" or vibrate when at speed is not worth it when they aren't needed. you can remove yours right?
when i need to really load the roof, i'll probably use 2x2s or 2x4s as cross members for the time it is necessary. so far in 3 years, i haven't had the need for cross members.
I purchased the Yakima Fullswing 4 for use on my Honda OEM hitch. The 2" stingers fits the 2" receiver - no interface or adaptors required. Expensive, but very happy with it.
Steve
Do any of you Ody owners have aftermarket ones? Thanks in advance!
I noticed that I don't have a fuse in the #3 spot.
If I was to put a fuse in w/the correct amperage, would that give me daytime running lights?
Daytime running lights are just 'markers' with less output than your low beams and they do not engage the rear lights. Simply, turn on your low beams and -- voila!!! -- you got yourself some day time running lights...
Anyone heard if there are any in the works.
BTW...I'm not talkin' about the LED bulbs, they don't illuminate the majority of the tail light assembly itself.
Drives me nuts 'cuz I see the aftermarket ones on Scion Xb's and yes, I realize the Xb's are highly customizable, unlike a family van in the 30+ K range.
Have used them on all of my vehicles since 1996. Great fit aand easy, no drill installation.
You will be very happy
Yakima's Hookup 2" is almost identical, but with one very important (in my opinion) difference: while it can fold UP when not in use, it can't be tilted DOWN to allow for access to the rear hatch. The Thule does both. Both of these are modified versions of a rack no longer made by Sportworks (who apparently sold the rights to both Yak and Thule?). Anyhow - these are pricey racks, but they're the best in my opinion. Loading bikes on/off takes seconds - literally. And, they'll work with any bike/frame; doesn't matter what the frame looks like, or the size of the wheels.
Would be nice if anybody can point me to a document which details this out.
I want to change the lights from OEM yellowish to something a little bit brighter.
thanks in advance.
I have purchased many bulbs from them and they are great to work with.
if i'm wrong, don't blame me.
Where and how do I connect the camera wires to the back-up lights system?
Thanks for any input.