How to install Roof Rack Rails & Crossbars in a 2014 Honda CR-V
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- How to install Roof Rack Rails & Crossbars in a 2014 Honda CR-V
Honda CR-V fourth generation: 2012-2016
OEM Honda part numbers used:
ROOF RACK RAILS P/N 08L02-T0A-110
CROSSBARS P/N 08L04-T0A-100 - Auta a dopravní prostředky
This is perfect! Wasn’t sure if we would be able to diy this but my husband and I can definitely handle this. Thank you!
@Glen Family Gardens: Great news and happy it will help you!
Love this video so much. I am looking for such crv upgrade video for years!
Great video. Excellent filming. Super helpful. And I appreciate the space invaders reference....so true. Thank you.
@David Goose: Thanks very much. I have wondered if anyone would notice that reference....
Thanks! Really informative, especially the rail install and removing plastic strip
@DJ O: Glad it helped!
Excellent video thank you!
This was exactly what I needed. Thank you so much!!!
Terrific video, very nicely done!
@johngo6283: Thanks!
Thanks for the video.
Great video, thanks. I used metal snips to clip the channel cover
How did your cuts come out with the tin snips?
Joey Dino it was a nice clean cut. The rubber is surrounding a flat thin strip of metal
Thanks a lot 😊 👌💪
Thanks for the info, you must be a dad too. I recognize the Lego pry tool! 😂
excellent video
@TheUnDeity: Thanks!
Hi,How length is your roof rail nuts?
My nuts dimension is above 24mm(without head)
Great video. One question: the plastic end piece by the trunk, does that piece go back on the roof or does the new rail cover that area?
@Michael Farrell: Thanks! Yes, that plastic end piece by the rear does go back on the roof. See around 3:50 in the video where I mention reattaching it. Sorry that wasn't very clear. Good luck!
@Longologo - nice video, helpful.
Do you know if these rails and bars will work for Honda CRV 2015 Ex model. I am looking to buy and install.
@manish kharche: it should apply to 4th gen CR-V 2012-2016, but you can double-check with Honda.
Thanks for this video!
So how much weight can the cross bars handle?
@Jay Ubamos: Near the beginning of the video when I’m pointing to the installation instructions, near the top of the screen you can see a portion of the instructions that notes the maximum cargo weight is 165 lbs.
Great video! Looking into doing this myself. Any leaking from the install?
@Joey Dino: Thanks! No leaking at all.
The lego killed me but thanks. Very informative
@Giovanni Smith: hopefully in a good way!
Thank u!
@Josh Hymer: Glad it helped!
Ah, a fellow LEGO fan! lol
@ToaPohatuNuva: It took me a minute to realize that you must have noticed the orange plastic "tool" I was using to lift up the back of the rails. It just happened to be handy and it worked. Looks like you were really paying attention to the details.... ;) Thanks!
Great video! Are the roof rails available in black? Not digging the silver.
@Nick Holzem: I think that was the only option at the time that i bought them.
Do you think it's possible to modify to attach front crossbar so it attaches in front of sunroof to give a longer spread between the bars?
@Perception Management Inc.: not with these specific rails and I also wouldn’t do that. It’s probably designed the way it is to distribute the potential roof load on the B pillar and the rear, instead of at the front closer to the windshield.
what cargo box did you end up getting to work with these crossbars and not interfere with the antenna? I installed the same crossbars. Thanks for your video.
I use a Yakima skybox 16. It grips to the slim crossbars on the Honda but also on older round crossbars. I also use Yakima Frontloader bike racks. The antenna is easily unscrewed by hand if it interferes with your roof box. Or you can let the roof box bend it down. I’ve done both.
@@LongologoProductions Thank you!
Hi, I noticed the cross bars are screwed right into the holes on the inside rails. Questions: are the side rails made of plastic and strong enough to hold the cross bars? I am thinking of putting 2 bikes on top, are they sturdy enough to carry them?
@J Tse: Thanks for your comment. The rails are strong enough. I have put 3 bikes up there without any problems. Just make sure you stay under the weight limit. The instructions indicate that the "weight of the cargo must not exceed the maximum weight capacity of 75 kg (165 lbs)."
Are the rails made of aluminum? The description from the dealership claims aluminum but watching the video I can’t see no aluminum. Do you know where the aluminum takes part in the rails ? Thanks awesome video btw
@evelyn pardo: Thanks! From what I can remember there is metal in part of the rails (running front to back of the car). But the silver color top pieces are metal-colored plastic trim. I believe the metal is underneath. The crossbars are black powder coated or painted metal. Hope that helps!
What else can you use to cut it? Don't have power tools
@Taylor Rasmussen: MAYBE, possibly, a fine-toothed hacksaw suitable for cutting through metal cleanly.
I have factory installed roof rails. Installing after market racks and noticed that the screw holes on the rails are not aligned. There seems to be a cover for moving those rail mounting points but I'm not sure and I don't want to be aggressive with those covers. Any ideas?
@Mike Kojoori: I would double-check that each rail is installed exactly the same way, using the same screw holes on each. That way you can be sure that the rails are aligned. Reverse the process shown in this video to remove and check each rail. Good luck.
@@LongologoProductions Thanks for the help!
Do you know the size of the bolt to attached the side rail? Thanks
@Edgar Inductivo: I'm sorry, the instructions that came with the parts did not specify the bolt sizes. You might be able to get that information from the Honda parts department at your local dealership.
Can you put rails on a Honda HRV 2021? none of the dealers in Canada had that option, and i can't find anything on them on the net... :(
@Chicha Rones: you should be able to search on Honda’s parts center - looks like an option but maybe that’s just in the US?
Thanks for the video brother. How much did you pay for the rails? Thanks
@Road Master: Thanks. I purchased them from Honda directly so they were more expensive. $491 for the roof rails. $230 for the cross bars.
Thank you for the great video! M gonna do mine too😅
I bought aftermarket $150 for rails and crossbars.
Where did you buy the roof rails? I'm having a hard time finding them.
@Deez Scheiss: from the Honda parts e-store, then picked up from the local dealer parts department
Thank you for your video. I bought the parts for my 2015 CRV, but one of my roof rail is missing the two nuts where I would screw the cross bars. Does anyone know where I can buy just the two nuts that are part of the roof rail. I already have the cross bars with the two bolts, but can't attach it to the roof rail since the nuts are missing. Thank you!
@Deo Akena: You should be able to get those directly from the Honda Parts Dept.
@@LongologoProductions thank you! I will try my local dealership since I have failed to get the part online.
What rails did you get ? OEM Honda or after market ?
@@xavierdiaz1829 : OEM Honda
@@xavierdiaz1829 I got OEM (part number 08L02T0A110A) and was shipped from a Honda Dealer. I also bought the OEM cross bars. They both didn't come with instructions. and I didn't realize the missing nuts on the roof rail, until I was trying to install the cross bars.
Hi! Where exactly did you order those parts? Thank you in advance!
@Ernesto Jr Encina: I ordered them from Honda directly. See description under the video.
Any idea on the specs of the last two screws you put in the cover to lock them?
@Shane Adair: The T15’s at 6:18 in the video, to hold the rails in place? That’s all the info I have
Thanks I saw that just thought that was only the bit size and not length or diameter..?
@@shaneadair6079 : that’s all the info provided. I’d have to remove it to manually measure otherwise. Did you buy the rails from Honda parts dept? If so they should be able to provide you with replacement screws.
Hi is the length flexible? I wonder if i can fit in another car
@Tri Arjuna: The rail length is fixed. The crossbar width has a small amount of adjustability where the bars fit into the respective end pieces.
Longologo Productions thanks for the info
Will does rails work with the Thule snowboard/ski rack?
I don’t know. You will have to check with Thule for what their racks are compatible with.
I have a 2021 CRV with a similar rail bar to the 2014 model and I use a Thule bike rack it fits perfectly no issues not sure about the ski rack though.
Looks like my 2012 CRV so I am guessing the process is pretty much the same.
I have a 2012 too. Did it work for yours?
@@brucemcgregor6160 Have not attempted this as of yet. Was gonna get it done to haul Kayaks but the wife is not sure she can even lift one onto the top of the car. Maybe next year.
So you don't need those clips you removed for the installation anyway?
@obedcedeno2985: Correct. Those Space Invaders-looking plastic clips aren’t needed. See around 2:00
I just did mine.
I just did mine.
Why are my cross bars so tight? I can't get them to fit??
Check the slots where the bars fit into their end pieces. They may be snug, but the bar should be able to slide in and out of those end pieces to accommodate slight differences in width between the rails.
@@LongologoProductions Thanks! Got it to fit.
to clarify, these are Honda brand rails/bars?
@Heather Solimine: Yes. OEM Honda parts from their parts dept.
@@LongologoProductions thank you! So Honda will sell Honda parts even if a customer doesn't opt for Honda service?
@Heather Solimine: Yes. Should be just like ordering any part, like wiper blades or new floor mats, etc.
@@LongologoProductions do you know if these OEM Honda parts can be purchased any place other than Honda directly or is that frowned upon?
@Heather Solimine: I think it still goes through Honda directly if you want to order OEM Honda parts. For example, you can search for parts at estore.honda.com/honda/customer-home.asp, but it still directs you to specify a local dealership for picking up the parts. Good luck.
Where did you get the instructions?
@Joshua Blackman: You should be able to download from estore.honda.com/honda/accessories/installation-instructions/select-your-honda.asp. Select your model year and then specific part(s). Hope that helps!
@@LongologoProductions Thank you!
My '16 CRV doesn't have the rails... how can be those intalled? Do I have to drill the roof?
@carub00: I show how to install the rails in the video. No drilling.
Are these OEM or after market rails?
@DJ O: OEM purchased direct from Honda.
From Honda these are in the $550 price range (for both rails and cross bars). I purchased non-OEM from eBay (US seller) for $150. Installs the same, looks great, and works as it should.
@@donabele1243 Thanks for the tip Don, could you link?
@@awwyehhh www.ebay.com/itm/Roof-Rack-for-2012-2016-Honda-CRV-Cross-Bars-Side-Rails-Luggage-Carrier-Set/223924249353?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649
Don Abele Any issues yet? A little nervous putting expensive ski/surf gear on an aftermarket system, but the price difference is over 300 bucks lol
Salve vorrei acquistare le barre simili per mia Honda crv del 2015 lei riesce a darmi il nome del sito?dove potrei acquistare grazie
@Leonid Beridze: (di Google Translate) È possibile ordinare le parti qui: estore.honda.com/honda/customer-home.asp Selezionare l'anno del modello e quindi le parti specifiche. Spero che aiuti!
I hate that you need to cut :/
Yeah, I know, right? Would’ve been nice to just have a design that didn’t require cutting.
I bought one from amazon but the first screw dosent fit in and it pops out do u guys ran into that issue
I did not but I bought mine directly from Honda
How much did cost you
I don’t remember. I suggest checking the price with the Honda parts department for the part numbers I indicated in the description of the video.