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Interesting. The fender flare instructions indicate that the splash guards cannot be installed. Your car looks good!
Which Running Boards should I install?
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Thanks / I went into it thinking same and the oem flaps were already on the PP / was happy with the out come as my PP would be dirtier without them from the snow as it helps a little...
Up in Northern MN and plan on playing off road tomorrow so we will see what I think then granted no cra-cra things ??
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Bernardi has the Die Cast ones on sale for $449 ends 3/16/19...
HandA
https://www.handa-accessories.com/passport19.html
has the die cast for $450 and the reg. for $309 (both limited time)
They have been running 40% off ground shipping for several months.
https://www.handa-accessories.com/passport19.html
has the die cast for $450 and the reg. for $309 (both limited time)
They have been running 40% off ground shipping for several months.
Black aluminum OEM Honda running boards, $340 on eBay shipped to my door. Install was very easy, didn’t even have to jack up the vehicle. Less than an hour, very pleased.
Body side moldings purchased from Bernardi, $170 shipped to my door. Install was simple using the templates included. About 30 mins to install, tops.
Moonroof visor purchased on eBay from Hendrick Honda, $129 shipped to my door. I purchased 0R01-TLA-100, advertised for CRV. The one for the Passport and Pilot, I thought was too noisy when installed on the Pilot I traded. The CRV model is what I have on my 2010 Ridgeline, it’s very quiet.
Anyway, I hate installing moonroof visors, difficult angles, poor sight lines, hate it. Got it installed in about 45 annoying minutes. Works as expected, pleased.
So, these accessories list at $830, Bernardi would have been $695 shipped, I paid $640 using eBay and Bernardi.
Probably saved $400 on labor by installing myself, at least that’s what I told the wife.
Pics to follow.
Body side moldings purchased from Bernardi, $170 shipped to my door. Install was simple using the templates included. About 30 mins to install, tops.
Moonroof visor purchased on eBay from Hendrick Honda, $129 shipped to my door. I purchased 0R01-TLA-100, advertised for CRV. The one for the Passport and Pilot, I thought was too noisy when installed on the Pilot I traded. The CRV model is what I have on my 2010 Ridgeline, it’s very quiet.
Anyway, I hate installing moonroof visors, difficult angles, poor sight lines, hate it. Got it installed in about 45 annoying minutes. Works as expected, pleased.
So, these accessories list at $830, Bernardi would have been $695 shipped, I paid $640 using eBay and Bernardi.
Probably saved $400 on labor by installing myself, at least that’s what I told the wife.
Pics to follow.
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Glad to hear that CGM had an easy install on the Running Boards, I'll eventually get them, leaning towards the Die Cast ones...
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There is a link at the bottom of this page to download the instructions. Fairly straight forward for a DIY. Some cutting, scraping and paint touch-up. No drilling required.
Install is the same for cast boards as it is for aluminum. Seriously, the install could not be any easier, 16 bolts, everything is pre drilled and threaded. Strongly consider DIY. Good luck.
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I installed the black running boards with lights. They are a 10/10. They look great during the day (Passport logo and like the black with my pearl black elite). At night WOW! Brighter than I expected and that is a very good thing. Really lights up the ground around the car. Plus I also had the back welcome lights installed and it totally matches the brightness of the running board lights. Surround lighting and is functional and just looks cool. I love the boards and am very glad I selected these. They exceeded my expectations! Installed by my dealer.
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How cool could you provide a picture for us all to see!!!
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Yes. I am going to take pictures this weekend. Hope the night shots will turn out. Weather is kind of gloomy right now.
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Cool/I may be interested in the rear lights for lighting up a tent briefly / odd question, do the rear lights give off good illumination to the inside of the back compartment at all? ?
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No illumination to the back compartment. They shine down from underneath the bumper.
I too am consider the running boards with lights + rear welcome lights. Are the running board lights an attached part of the bottom side of the running boards? I can't find a "real world" picture of them anywhere.
According to the college hills installation PDF (https://www.collegehillshonda.com/instructions/passport/2019/lightedrunningboards.pdf) the lights do not appear to be a separate piece.
May I also ask what you paid for these 2 items?
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Thanks Barb / I’m interested in installing the rear lights for some tent action and like Astro I’m interested in cost? I’m calling a few dealers today for install prices and will advise
hey scooter - please let me know what quotes you are getting for the rear lights?
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I have 2 dealers quoting me 410 and 1 369 in MN who I purchased from so 10% off 410 / I do my own except electrical and they warrantee too - so I’m booked for the rear welcome lights ?
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