2020 Honda HR-V Trailer Wiring Installation

This video covers the wiring harness installation for Tekonsha 118673 on a 2020 Honda HR-V. Learn how to install the trailer wiring on your Honda HR-V from a U-Haul installation professional. With a few tools and our step-by-step instructions you can complete the installation of Tekonsha 118673 .
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0:00 Intro
0:28 Tool list
0:34 Remove cargo panels
2:59 Install wiring harness
5:52 Route power wire to battery
18:35 Connect power wire to battery
24:59 Reinstall cargo panels
27:07 Use example
28:13 Outro

[@benjaminarias1350]

Great and clear explanation. Thanks. And with a less shaky camera man it would have been even better.

[@mikey510]

if you already had half of the trim panels on the inside of the vehicle out why not just run the wire inside like a sub woofer wire? i personally would prefer a wire run inside a climate controlled environment as opposed to outside in the elements.

[@trailerhitches]

We always try to follow the manufacturer instructions provided with the part. Using our exclusive PWRWIRE1 part number we have increased abrasion and element resistance.

[@mikey510]

@@trailerhitches makes sense. thanks for the reply