What is the distance from the hitch pin hole to the end of the bumper of an 2015 Odyssey.
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It is about 5 1/2" . Now from the end of the hitch to the edge of bumper is about 3", so the hitch is inset which is not a problem for me. I installed it by myself and there was a problem with one of the holes lining up, but all in all I am happy. Hidden Hitch is what I had for my 08 Van and it was a little easier to install.
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Edge of receiver where the hitch goes in to the center of the pin hole 2 5/8"
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There are 8.5 inches between the surface of the hitch and the vertical column.
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It should fit your 2011 Odyssey according to Amazon but you should double check that. Do NOT ever drill holes in a unibody frame. You can compromise the structural integrity of the entire vehicle. There are pre threaded holes that you will bolt the hitch into. Use antiseize and a torque wrench set to factory specifications as given to you in the hitch manual. You will need a tow light box that will plug in behind the back left quarter panel. Online videos are easily available on how to do this. Typically it requires a 10mm socket wrench and a Phillips head screwdriver. I also recommend a few zip ties to keep connections clean. Honda OEM says to run the wires through the floor at pre drilled spots. I just run the wires out the hatch. I can assist with any other questions you may have.
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maybe a half inch rolls over the edge of the bumper. Haven't measured it, but this is about right.
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According to the instructions, the front bumper should be 0.5 to 16ft from the Sensor unit. Front wheels 12 -18 inches from the sensor. Hope this helps you. This is the second unit I have had, since 1909. It is great for my car. Myron Whisler
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I have not been able to open my Honda Odyssey tailgate without removing the rack from the trailer hitch. The rack does lift up and can be secured in a semi upright position so that when you are parked your vehicle's profile will be smaller
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It willYou will have to unbolt the old bumper from your factory hitch. Then unbolt the new bumper from the mount that it comes shipped on ( which would be the standard bumper for tucks without a tow package) I did this on mine and had it done in 30 min
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There is a 2 1/2" off set from the top of the hitch to the bottom of the basket. This can be turned to where the off set is turned up to where the basket is higher or turned down to where the basket is lower.
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About 3 1/2" from top of ball to base did not measure the length of the threads. Threaded end appears to be standard length of any hitch.
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Not sure about the 2015. In my 2009 there are 2 hooks on the top just inside the hatch and also Drings on the bottom for the other hooks to fasten.
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The locking hitch pin is very long. It sticks out about 4-5inches through. I would say it is about 6 inches total in length. I would measure your hitch width before you order, but it should be plenty long enough.
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The receiver arm extends 7 1/2 inches from the basket with the receiver pin hole at 5 1/2 inches from the basket. On my Accord receiver the pin hole is located about 3 3/4 inches forward of the backward plain of the bumper and the basket then clears the bumper by 1 1/2 inches... a perfect fit for not having the load extended too far back yet enough clearance to do tie-downs etc. I am really happy with the basket and the adapter has worked great when I have used it with a 2" receiver on my Caravan.
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About 2 to 3 inches if I remember correctly. You kind of want an extended hitch anyway because you don't want what you are towing on the ball to collide into the bikes on a sharp turn.
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according to the hitch specs this should work fine.you should measure from the hole in your hitch out 1 inch past bumper and see if the measurement on the receiver will clear bumper when you put the pin in.
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From hitch pin hole on car hitch to rack arms you have 15 inches. In addition, bike nearest rear of car is mounted between rack arms and car. No it is not feasible.
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Not a lot, just the driver's side of an under-car plastic piece, enough to access the frame where the bolts attach the hitch. I didn't remove the plastic piece (as is suggested), just used a dremel tool to cut away the required part. There is some thin insulation on the plastic that may get caught in the tool, but easy to remove. You can't see it from the outside unless you're on your knees looking under the vehicle.