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[john802]

Originally posted by Geniousc
Gents,
Its kind of unsettling that I really don't see anywhere to hook on the the front of the Pilot except plastic in the event you need a tow. One of the things you tend to overlook until you own one and find out.

Gene

2005 Taffeta White EXL Navi

There's a place to put a tow hook in the middle below the front bumper of the Pilot. This is also use for jacking-up the front of the Pilot.

[BigDogDad]

Originally posted by john802


There's a place to put a tow hook in the middle below the front bumper of the Pilot. This is also use for jacking-up the front of the Pilot.

For those of us who always watch their mileage for strange numbers like this...

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[Geniousc]

If your Highlander made it, I would hope that the Pilot could! Just curious, did your Highlander have a point up front to hook a recovery strap?

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Yes it's an awesome trip and thanks for the good luck on the Pilot. If you ever looked closely at the front plastic bumper on a Highlander, you may have noticed two little squares on the bumper. These squares are removable and there is a tow hook back by the spare tire that threads into a recess behind the removable square plug. The Highlander is surprisingly good off the road.

Gene

[jay]

Originally posted by Geniousc
If your Highlander made it, I would hope that the Pilot could! Just curious, did your Highlander have a point up front to hook a recovery strap?

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Yes it's an awesome trip and thanks for the good luck on the Pilot. If you ever looked closely at the front plastic bumper on a Highlander, you may have noticed two little squares on the bumper. These squares are removable and there is a tow hook back by the spare tire that threads into a recess behind the removable square plug. The Highlander is surprisingly good off the road.

Gene

There should be a spot on the bumper under each headlight to pop off a plastic plate and screw in a tow hook. The Highlander is delivered with a single tow hook in rear storage compartment with the spare and tools.

[Geniousc]

There should be a spot on the bumper under each headlight to pop off a plastic plate and screw in a tow hook. The Highlander is delivered with a single tow hook in rear storage compartment with the spare and tools.

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That's what I just said, I am looking for the place to attach on the
Pilot. AFAIK there isn't any!

Gene

[BigDogDad]

Originally posted by john802


There's a place to put a tow hook in the middle below the front bumper of the Pilot. This is also use for jacking-up the front of the Pilot.

Gene, According to this post there is a place to attach. I've never looked myself so I don't know if this is what you need.

Also, to make your posts a little easier to read, use the quote button on the lower right of the post you wish to quote from.

[jay]

Originally posted by Geniousc
There should be a spot on the bumper under each headlight to pop off a plastic plate and screw in a tow hook. The Highlander is delivered with a single tow hook in rear storage compartment with the spare and tools.

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That's what I just said, I am looking for the place to attach on the
Pilot. AFAIK there isn't any!

Gene

Exactly, what BigDogDad said. I responded to a question, not realizing that it was really a quote. Using that quote button helps distinguish what you're replying to.

[Geniousc]

Originally posted by BigDogDad


Gene, According to this post there is a place to attach. I've never looked myself so I don't know if this is what you need.

Also, to make your posts a little easier to read, use the quote button on the lower right of the post you wish to quote from.

Ok, I'll have to look. Thanks for the heads up on the quote. I almost lost myself for a minute. Great site, thanks.

Gene

[Wayne Harrison]

I've got a Coleman pop-up that weighs in a 1,800 pounds and had towed it with a Subaru Legacy.

I just got the Honda factory-installed hitch and noticed it comes with a flat 5-plug. The guy at the Honday place told me that's standard on Honda hitches.

How to I go from that to the 7-plug (6 flat blades in a circle around a single, circular plug in the middle) on my Coleman? Or do I need to take it to the Coleman dealer to get it rewired? (I hope not)

[colorider]

Originally posted by Wayne Harrison
I've got a Coleman pop-up that weighs in a 1,800 pounds and had towed it with a Subaru Legacy.

I just got the Honda factory-installed hitch and noticed it comes with a flat 5-plug. The guy at the Honday place told me that's standard on Honda hitches.

How to I go from that to the 7-plug (6 flat blades in a circle around a single, circular plug in the middle) on my Coleman? Or do I need to take it to the Coleman dealer to get it rewired? (I hope not)

Pine as in Pine Junction???

You should be able to find an adapter at your nearest auto parts, Wally World or the like. If all else fails - try etrailer.com for all types of adapters.

And welcome to HP.org

[Wayne Harrison]

Originally posted by colorider



Pine as in Pine Junction???

You should be able to find an adapter at your nearest auto parts, Wally World or the like. If all else fails - try etrailer.com for all types of adapters.

And welcome to HP.org

That's great news, thanks. Yes, I live in Pine Junction, actually. Home of Pinecam.com!

[colorider]

Originally posted by Wayne Harrison


That's great news, thanks. Yes, I live in Pine Junction, actually. Home of Pinecam.com!

Cool!! When I lived in southern Colorado (C Springs and later Florissant) we used to ride motorcycles up from WP, to Deckers and on up to Pine Junction quite often. Great ride!!!

[Wayne Harrison]

Well, if you miss it, here's the view from my house (updated every 90 seconds)

[colorider]

Originally posted by Wayne Harrison
Well, if you miss it, here's the view from my house (updated every 90 seconds)

Lookin' GOOD!!!

[mountainman]

Is there a thread about replacing the behind dash CABIN Air Filter, I seem to remember a very completed, detailed w/pictures thread??