Wiring Kit for Honda CR-V II – 7-pin & 13-pin Options

Our vehicle-specific wiring kit for Honda CR-V II (Type RD, years approx. 2001-2007) delivers a reliable, regulation-compliant connection between your vehicle and trailer, bike rack or powered accessories. Use quality components so that lighting, signaling and convenience features work as intended.

Technical Specs & Highlights

Braked towing capacity around **1,500 kg**, with a nose load (stützlast) of about 100 kg.
Available with standard 7-pin or expanded 13-pin connectors.
Weatherproof plugs and corrosion-protected materials for durable outdoor use.
Universal wiring kits available, but vehicle-specific kits offer optimized cable lengths and connector placements.

7-pin vs. 13-pin – which should you choose?

The 7-pin wiring kit covers basic lighting and signal functions: indicators, tail lights, brake lights. The 13-pin version adds features like permanent power feed, charge lead and other comfort functions – useful when power demand is higher.

Installation & Technical Notes

Follow included instructions – check connectors, fuses and mounting points carefully.
Route cables neatly and protect them from moisture, heat and mechanical damage; seal all connections.
Ensure solid ground connection to chassis; do not exceed the vehicle’s electrical load limits.
If using universal kits, verify cable length and connector types; vehicle-specific kits are often neater to install.

Why Weltmann KFZ-Teile?

Wiring kits tailored for Honda CR-V II – tested and reliable.
High quality, weather-resistant materials and robust connectors.
Fast shipping, good availability and expert guidance for installation and compatibility.

FAQ – Wiring Kit for Honda CR-V II

Do I need a 13-pin wiring kit?

Yes – if you require extra power features like a permanent power feed, charge line or accessories that draw power. For lighting only, a 7-pin kit is sufficient.

Is activation or coding required?

Usually not for CR-V II models, since they lack many modern electronic systems. Check if added equipment like reverse cameras or parking sensors require some adaptation.

Can I install it myself?

Yes – with the right tools, careful routing, correct fuse sizing and weatherproof connections it is possible. If unsure or for custom setups, professional installation is recommended.

Will installation affect warranty?

No – using certified, vehicle-specific components and performing the installation correctly typically preserves factory warranty.

Which version is better for occasional vs frequent towing?

For occasional or light towing, a 7-pin wiring kit typically suffices. For frequent towing or high accessory power demands, the 13-pin version offers more functionality and safety.

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