Will it fit in my 2011 Honda CRV and what is required additional to be purchased? i.e. Wires connectors etc ?
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No additional wire but you"ll more likely need to replace dash kit which is the outer face of where the stereo will sit in because it need to be as wide as your new system face. And the one that comes w your SUV is factory product the original. That was the only thing I had to replace
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Yes it will fit any standard double din with a Honda wiring harnes . Possible an antenna adapter and kit to cover up gap in the front . Should bolt up with four screws .j would upgrade the speakers also you will be impressed
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Measure the inside of your Honda CRV. The box states 44". Stretching it, it prob is. I come up with 42"...I should have measured my truck before I ordered.
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If you have a 2007 - 2011 CRV, the front-to-back roof rails and mounting points are there from the factory. So...no...you do not need anything besides this kit. The crossbars also come with the "feet" that bolt into the factory mounting points.
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It should fit the 2011 although it has a straight pipe from the muffler. I used a rubber mallet to drive the one I ordered on the 2012 until it was flush against themuffler. It turns down a small amount but looks great on my 2012 CRV. I also have a hidden hitch with a crome Honda emblem in the center. It is worth the money compared to what you pay for a factory one from a Honda dealer.
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Yes it will, I installed it in my 2001 CRV all-wheel drive. Just watched a few YouTube videos and did it myself, shouldn't take you more than an hour.
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You can go to Crutchfield and double check, but the connector should work. Honda used this connection for years.
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You'll most likely need the wiring harness. I always consult crutchfield.com for what parts I need. It will tell you if you need anything special. But you'll at least need the wiring harness unless you want to cut the factory wires.
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The driver's door has an extra pair of wires on the connector. I don't remember what it was for. I sold my CRV over a year ago. If you have a "left hand drive" CRV then the driver's door is the left, not the right.. unless you meant to say passenger's door, which ddoesn't need the extra wires, as far as I recall.
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This is a standard sized unit that is compatible with the majority of vehicles out there. Make sure you can get a proper dash fit kit first so it will physically fit in the vehicle first, then get the wiring adapter. Crutchfield is a good resource to find info for this stuff, but you can purchase for much less somewhere else.
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Answer from Titantech: The one you inquired doesn't fit your CRV 2012. The link one fits it perfectly.
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It should. I used this product in my previous vehicle (Honda Fit) and now use it in my Honda CR-V and it works just fine.
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I think it will fit properly. It fits perfectly in my honda crv 2012. You can fold and remove the foot pedals.
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Will this fit the front seat empty part of my 2011 honda CRV? Looking for extra cup holders for the front seat
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You will likely need a $20 wire harness from anywhere, as most are not universal. What you see will likely come with it barring packaging issues.
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Really not totally sure. Had one for CRV. They aren't that heavy duty either but bought that one from Honda. Dies the trick and fits perfect
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To install this in a vehicle after removing the factory radio, you need a wiring harness which will attach to the wiring that comes with the radio, that way, one end plugs into the deck, then you hook the loose ends together, then the other end hooks to the factory wiring of your car. Specifically, I guess, the wiring that comes with the deck has a plug on one end, and loose wires on the other. then you buy a wiring harness for your vehicle, which has a plug on one end and loose wires on the other end also. You have to match up colors and attach the wires together either by soldering or crimping. After that, you have a wiring connector that on one end plugs into the sony deck, and the other end will plug in to your vehicles wiring. That is why they both have loose wiring. It is your job to hook the wires together. You also likely need a dash kit, which converts the hole in your dash to fit aftermarket radios. Sometimes you need an antenna adapter. I don't know if you do for the honda civic. My camry didn't need one but my jeep did. It is dependent on make. The best place to figure out all you need for your car is crutchfield. You put in your make and model and it pulls up what you need to install the radio. It will even tell you if the radio will fit. Once I figure out what I need, I find the items on amazon and buy here as they are cheaper. Granted, you cannot buy crutchfield brand items. 2 common brands of installation hardware are Scoche and Metra. You can go to their websites also and plug in your make and model and they give you product names/numbers and you can search that on amazon to find the product you need. Hopefully that helps. The first time is the hardest. I can install a radio in no time with all the right equipment, but may take a while the first time, especially if you have never seen it done before. Also, this radio should fit just fine in your car.
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The strap attachments did not fit the racks on my Honda CVR, 2011, but will with later models. The Thule compatibility guide (at their site) implied it would fit my 2011 CRV. It needs racks to tie it down.