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General Discussion / Towing 2014 CRV with 2014 2551

« on: January 12, 2019, 03:46:00 pm »

Although searching has produced many references to the Honda CRV as a toad, I'm not sure how to navigate the forum to find the specific answer I'm looking for. I don't want to start a new thread if the answer is already out there -

Retirement is June 1, 2019 and my 2014 2551 will be in my drive, ready to roll. I want the advantage of pulling a toad and from what I've read, my 2014 CRV should work. I will have to farm out whatever work on is required to make this happen, so I would like to learn what equipment and/or modifications are necessary.

Please point me in the right direction and I will read every previous post for answers to my questions. I thank you all in advance for patience with a question that has been discussed at length, I'm sure.

Lee Anne

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General Discussion / Hello - and...Late to Winterize...

« on: November 12, 2018, 10:24:45 am »

Hello,

My name is Lee Anne and I have a 2014 2551. And, I have a problem... I am late with my winterizing. I have a call into a local RV dealer who does service. I think I need it in a heated bay to thaw what might be frozen and be winterized. I took one weekend trip the last weekend of October -  the gray and black tanks were emptied.I had some water in the stool which is liquid with a little ice ball.The coach is presently plugged in with the furnace and tank heater running.

I travel for work a lot - that's the reason but certainly not an excuse for not getting it done. After watching Earl's video I felt I could do it. However, I cannot find the bypass for the water heater although I found the access for the fresh water tank under one bed. Thankfully, nothing seems to have burst but I know I'm really close to major damage if I don't get this resolved.

So - that's the plan. The question is, where is the bypass for the water heater on a 2014 2551?

Thank you.
Lee Anne