2023 2024 Honda CR-V Splashguard/Mudflap Install
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- Опубліковано 29 жов 2022
- Tools needed:
Philips Stubby Screwdriver, Amazon link- a.co/d/eROA15v
Scratch Awl or pushpin, Amazon link - a.co/d/5tPUxC7
Offset Screwdriver, Amazon link - a.co/d/7lvWRHk
Black Ceramic Wax, Amazon link- a.co/d/19KypMd
Parts needed:
OEM Splashguards/Mudflaps, 08P00-3a0-100 - www.collegehillshonda.com/6th...
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Appreciate you taking the time to post this. You made it look so easy that I did it myself and saved a bundle.
So glad you found it helpful, that’s why I decided to do them, as I couldn’t find and figured others would appreciate. Thanks for watching!
Should the mudflaps be a little loose once installed?
Thanks for the video. Very helpful. I will add one tidbit of information for anyone not used to dealing with the "clips" (like myself) that get inserted on the bottom of each back side. Don't push the clip from the bottom piece, rather hold it exactly as the person in the video shows (fingers between what appears to be a washer and the bottom piece you eventually push up), and then once the clip is inserted in the hole, you push the bottom piece and you'll hear the click. If you do like I did and push from the very bottom piece without hearing the click, you can remove the clip, gently reopen the clip, and try again (as I had to do).
Great tip! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for posting this. I just used it and installed mine quite easily. I would add 2 additional tips:
1) The holes on the guards are oblong to allow up/down adjustment. Make sure you lift them up as you snug up the screws. This will allign the guard with the existing body work without having a gap.
2) If you don't have the special screw driver in the video, you can use a small vice grips with a phillips bit from a driver clamped in
Great tips, great subscribers that help each other out. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for posting, Paul! Very informational!
Thanks for watching!
Another very simple install video. Looks too easy. Love it.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you! Please keep these videos coming!
Will do, thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching!
Hi Paul. Thanks for this video. I watched it along with many, many others while waiting to take delivery of my 2023 CR-V Sport Touring (about two months from order date to delivery). I had originally thought I’d have the dealer install these along with the purchase of the all season floor mats and rear cargo tray but after seeing this I just ordered all of that from College Hills Honda. I think the dealer wanted like $240 for these installed and it was maybe 15 minutes to do myself for ninety bucks ( the savings practically paid for the floor mats and cargo tray which were also significantly less expensive at College Hills than my dealer). My experience with installation was exactly like yours. I first turned the steering wheel counter clockwise as it said in the instructions and found the rear screw very difficult to get to and rather than struggle with it I immediately went to the passenger side and very easily installed that side first. Great tip! I also found the bottom screws in the rear to be impossible to drive in properly with a stubbier than normal screw driver. I did not have the offset screwdriver like yours so I used a phillips head driver bit and turned it with a 1/4” box wrench which actually worked out very well (a ratchet with a 1/4” socket to turn the bit wouldn’t even fit in there). Thanks again for pointing out the pit falls so I knew exactly what to expect.
So glad you have found it helpful, and it is fun to save people some time and frustration with just sharing our knowledge. Thanks for watching!
Those are the tiniest mudguards I've ever seen.
But they work PERFECTLY!
Thank you
So easy.
Saved some $$$
Glad it helped! Love to hear that it helped someone save money. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the video.
I appreciate your kind words!
Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Thank you!
You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful.
Thank you 👍
Thanks for watching!
Thanks. I’m trying to get the “clip” on my HR-V. I’m not having luck. It just won’t snap in.
Could it be damaged? Should clip fairly easily. Maybe try one from the other side. Thanks for watching!
Just a heads up it looks like the mudflaps link takes you to the floor mats on the parts site.
Fixed, thanks for watching and your comment. 👍🏻
Do you plan to install the Interior Illumination LED lights?
Yes, I did that on my 2013 Accord many years ago and it is a nice addition. Start:stop disable next, then trailer hitch. Keep watching!!
The back of my 2023 CR-V has only the screw and hole underneath, There are no other screws or holes in the wheel well.?????????
That is correct, as you see at 5min into the video you will reuse where the screw is, you will poke 1 additional hole and then the hole underneath you mention gets a plastic insert. Thanks for watching!
Where do you buy Splash Guard set? Give me a link website, thanks in advance
In the description- www.collegehillshonda.com/product/08P00-3A0-100.html
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Do you have a link to the splash guards you used? Thanks
Link is in the description. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks for watching!
I see that these aren't meant to be installed with the fender flares The flares still don't offer much splash/mud protection. Any idea if these would still fit over the flares or if there is an alternative for use with the flares?
The flares actually stick out further than the mud flaps, so you would need to find an aftermarket mudflap to use if you want something w wider protection. Thanks for watching!
@@zoomgas2803 Thanks! Any plans on doing the door visors as well? They seem pretty simple, but the instructions are a tiny bit hard to follow at first glance.
Hi. When installing the front mud flaps, did you find that the center tapping screws didn't screw completely tightly?
I did not have that issue, I also just went to check them to make sure I had not forgotten. So maybe something is varied in different build dates. Thanks for watching!
I have that issue. As a matter of fact, I can’t unscrew them. Do you have that problem?
@@xsoleprophetx sometimes the factory has them tightened a little over zealously. Just ensure you have the right size Phillips head and try using a impact driver. Thanks for watching!
How much did you bought the splash guard? And where
See the link in the description, was about $84 delivered. Thanks for watching!
What brand of mudflap?
Honda OEM. Thanks for watching!
Guess I don’t see the point of using OEM ones. They’re so small how effective can they possibly be?
They make a huge difference, as it’s basic geometry, so your trying to protect the rocks coming off your tires and that 1” lines up nicely with the tire overhang. Thanks for watching!
They make a BIG difference. In front, Mayne 10-15%, but in the back it's like a 80-100% difference.
With all the black plastic wheel opening mouldings and plastic lower side panels, why even bother installing the splash guards?
Keeps stones and mud from kicking up and catching the side of vehicle. Thanks for watching!
The back of the CR-V gets quite a bit of dirt/mud on the side without the splash guards. They DO work very well. The front isn't as big of a difference.
New horn install please...the stock horn is a joke 😅🥲
Dropping horn upgrade today!! Thanks for watching, like and Subscribe so you don't miss any.
@@zoomgas2803 Looking forward to it 🙌🙏
Dropped, enjoy!!