honda installed the roof rack on our 2013 CRV but we need the cross bars. Are these crossbars and will they fit our model?
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The dealer may have installed the roof rails Part# 08L02-T0A-110, you will need to get the crossbars which are Part# 08L04-T0A-100. The 2013 crossbars are not the same as the ones for 2007-2011 model year CRVs. Hope this helps to answer your question.
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I have a 2012 Honda CRV with longitudinal roof rails. The rails have light grey plastic caps that remove and expose threaded hokes to accept screws for the crossbars. All you need is the correct Torx bit for the screws. I think it may be 30 but I am not sure.
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I installed the cross bars on my 2013 Highlander and they fit well. Remember to watch the Youtube video on how to remove the cover plates at ends. 30 seconds each to remove once you figure it out. The rest of it is intuitive. The written instruction war not legible. I am about to get on a long road trip and road test the rack with a soft luggage bag. Good luck
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It should fit. You will need to purchase the metal c-channel that fits in the rail before you can install the roof rack. Works great and very easy to install. Took less than an hour to install c-channel and crossbars.
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I do not know because I do not have a Honda CRV. They worked very well with my Subaru out back.
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I have an '02 Odyssey and it works well with some adjusting. I have Honda cross bars and they work well but due to width of my canoe I need to attach half of the rack to thicker part of crossbar where it joins the factory side rails. It is pretty universal but I would also look at company web site too for more info.. You may just have to try it in the end. Amazon is pretty good on return policy, especially if you cannot get a solid answer. Good luck.
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I believe all 2007 era honda crvs came with the two long black roof tracks (front to back, one on each side). If you have those then you have all you need. They each have two plastic small rectangular plastic covers that pop off and reveal the mounting holes for the screws that come with this purchase. If Honda sold a version of the crv without the tracks, then you can't use this purchase.
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The model does not make any difference - the width of the cargo area, where the cover mounts, is the same on all 2012 and 2013 honda CRVs
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Do you mean, is this cargo box compatible with other racks? The brackets for attaching to your racks should work fine with any type of bar. I used it on the aerodynamic crossbars that fit Honda OEM racks. Hope that helps.
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Are your cross bars removable? If not, I would call the company and ask their advice. My car did not have cross bars or a roof rack when I used the Sherpak.
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We have a 2013 CRV, I do not know if this will fit a 2012. I suggest you call your local Honda dealer parts dept an ask them if the 2012 is the same size as the 2013.
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If they fit the honda oem crossbars, they will fit these crossbars. They are exactly the same.
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Hi Ken, I have a 2003 Sport Trac with the same roof rails as your 05. Were you successful with these cross bars?
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The product comes with ample amount of straps for mounting this bag any way you want. Yes it will fit. The bag and straps are very good quality as well. I have it on my 2013 crf250 Honda and it works very well.
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They should, I have a 2013 Honda CRV. I'd consider them universal for overall fit.
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I have it on my 2009 Honda Element - zero issues with antenna or hatch. I have plenty of clearance for both. Not sure on the exact size difference between the CRV & Element, but I think they're pretty similar. The clamps to attach to your roof rack are adjustable - they slide forward & backward to accommodate different roof rack bar spacing. I would think you could slide them farther back on the box to move the box more forward on your car.
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Hi Andre, you will need to see our "buyer's guide" for the recommended Thule roof rack system for your vehicle. The crossbars are separate to this product, but both are compatible. Thanks!