Wiring Kit for Honda HR-V II – 7-pin & 13-pin Variants

The vehicle-specific wiring kit for the Honda HR-V II ensures a safe, regulation-compliant electrical connection between your vehicle and trailers, bike racks or powered accessories. Our kits are tailored to model year, trim and vehicle electrics so lighting, signalling and comfort functions operate dependably.

Technical Features & Highlights

In many versions, braked towing capacity is around **1,400 kg**; unbraked towing capacity is smaller and depends on model and equipment.
Weatherproof connectors and corrosion-protected materials used to ensure durability even with frequent external exposure.
Compatibility with comfort and assist features (e.g. rear-view camera, sensors); some variants require activation or coding for full function.
Available engine types include petrol, diesel or hybrid (depending on market) which influence power, towing capacity and available features.

7-pin vs. 13-pin – which version fits your needs?

The 7-pin wiring kit covers standard lighting and signalling: indicators, tail lights, brake lights. The 13-pin version adds features such as permanent power feed, charge line and reverse lighting – useful for trailers with electrical demands or frequent towing.

Installation & Technical Advice

Follow the included instruction manual – verify connectors, fuse sizing, mounting points.
Route cables neatly; protect them against moisture, heat and wear; seal all connections.
Ensure proper ground connection to the vehicle’s chassis; avoid exceeding electrical load limits.
If your HR-V II has camera, sensors or assistance systems, check if activation or coding is required post-installation.

Why Weltmann KFZ-Teile?

Wiring kits designed specifically for the Honda HR-V II – precise fit and high quality components.
Durable, weatherproof materials and reliable connectors.
Fast shipping, solid stock & expert support for all questions about fitment or compatibility.

FAQ – Wiring Kit for Honda HR-V II

Do I need a 13-pin wiring kit?

If you use powered accessories, reverse trailer lighting, or want maximum flexibility, yes. For basic lighting and signalling, a 7-pin kit is usually enough.

Is activation or coding required?

Yes – in some variants with sensors, rear camera or advanced comfort/assist features, activation or coding may be necessary to ensure all wiring functions are properly recognised.

Can I install the kit myself?

Yes – with proper tools, careful routing, weather-protected connections, and correct fuse ratings. If unsure or for more complex setups, professional installation is recommended.

Will installation affect vehicle warranty?

No – using certified, vehicle-specific parts and correct installation generally keeps the manufacturer's warranty intact.

Which version is best for frequent towing?

For regular trailer use or when accessories draw power, the 13-pin wiring kit offers more functionality and safety. For occasional towing, a 7-pin kit is often usually sufficient.