[redleader74]

The latest add on:

No instructions included of course, but you can get the PDF's from College Hills Honda. Start to finish it took maybe 15 minutes. Quick and easy job.

 

[319625]

Looks good.

I’ve been going back and forth on getting one. I’ve got oems in the past but the screws just seem excessive on the crv.

With that being said... i might order today finally since we have a roadtrip coming up haha!

 

[redleader74]

I typically go with OEM accessories, unless they don't make it, as was the case with my front seat covers. Yeah, it's a lot of screws but it does feel very solidly attached. Granted, the two outermost screws on either end are attached to a bracket that is in turn attached to the surface of the hood by adhesive. Sill though, the force of the wind I believe only serves to push it against the hood anyway sot he adhesive isn't fighting some opposing force.

 

[RockyMtnCRV]

We had a OEM deflector installed when we purchased the CR-V.

15 months and 16,000 miles later it's holding on perfectly - and I've hit 100 MPH several times.

Hope you like yours!

 

[redleader74]

I do notice, on occassion, some wind/whistling noise coming from the deflector though. But nothing enough to be a bother.

 

[Surreall]

I drove up to college hills honda recently and bought the deflector to install on my '18 CR-V. Love the look of it and haven't noticed anything unusual with it so far. Seems to be pretty snug too, no movement if I try to wiggle it a little.

 

[319625]

Honda seemed to have changed the part number 3 times on the deflector
(Ended in 100 first then 101 n now 102)

 

[lmaxim]

Looks good.

I’ve been going back and forth on getting one. I’ve got oems in the past but the screws just seem excessive on the crv.

I don't like their screw attach stuff either - the only thing keeping me from getting it.

 

[r crv]

You can look at Weathertech or AVS. I installed an AVS Aeroskin that lays flat on the hood. Installed one on my 2015 Accord and have no problems. I posted pictures in a prior thread regarding this topic.

 

[redleader74]

Oh and also, the Honda OEM one requires you to put adhesives on your hood/paint.

 

[hkpga]

Oh and also, the Honda OEM one requires you to put adhesives on your hood/paint.

Just the 2 sides, it is not very much.

 

[hkpga]

Just the 2 sides, it is not very much. I removed one in May that had been on since December 2017 and no issues

 

[2018 crv touring 79938]

I have a white 2018 crv, and added a STICK ON chrome hood guard, got it from ebay. Looks great, but was a pain to put on because need 3 people to align and stick on straight. Good alternative to bolt on though

 

[CRV4575]

I have the AVS one I like it because if fits flat
it cost me as much in postage and import fees to get it sent to the UK
But well worthwhile

 

[fishycomics]

When and if they still exist Perfect fit for Honda was what I used Gen 1, gen II. they fastened on as well 3M clear stick on beads under the top to be applied with 3M protective tape, Kept the weather stripping under the hood on.

Oxidation and age lasted past the 5-year date, and 8 years replaced with another one not Perfect fit as they went out.
My problem was when it gets brittle after age, the deflector flew off in pieces. so be careful in cold weather.

I rather have it screws on, you never know the pressure involved while riding

 

[r crv]

I don't care for the look of the Honda Deflector. I installed an AVS Areoskin that lays flat with 3M tape. My almost 7 year old Accord has an Aeroskin and it is in great condition. The guys at the hand wash place used a power washer and blew off the AVS tap on the skin but makes no difference.

I posted pictures of the one I installed on a prior thread.

 

[williamsji]

You can look at Weathertech or AVS. I installed an AVS Aeroskin that lays flat on the hood. Installed one on my 2015 Accord and have no problems. I posted pictures in a prior thread regarding this topic.

The use of surface skins like this are superior to the old mechanical deflectors, in my view.

• Protects hood
• Modern, flush-mounted design for seamless looks and perfect fit
• Low-profile aerodynamic design protects your hood from rocks and bugs
• Available in acrylic Smoke or Chrome finish
• Easy installation with included 3M automotive tape - no drilling!
• Limited Lifetime Warranty

 

[TheDarkKnight]

The use of surface skins like this are superior to the old mechanical deflectors, in my view.

• Protects hood
• Modern, flush-mounted design for seamless looks and perfect fit
• Low-profile aerodynamic design protects your hood from rocks and bugs
• Available in acrylic Smoke or Chrome finish
• Easy installation with included 3M automotive tape - no drilling!
• Limited Lifetime Warranty

Sold!

Something for me to purchase in the summer!

 

[jdcrv]

I have the OEM on for 3.5 yrs now. No problem at all. There were no aftermarket when I bought since it was a new model. I have used AVS in the past and had no problem w/ them. Buy the one you thinks looks best. Very happy w/ my Oem.

 

[r crv]

The use of surface skins like this are superior to the old mechanical deflectors, in my view.

• Protects hood
• Modern, flush-mounted design for seamless looks and perfect fit
• Low-profile aerodynamic design protects your hood from rocks and bugs
• Available in acrylic Smoke or Chrome finish
• Easy installation with included 3M automotive tape - no drilling!
• Limited Lifetime Warranty

I also have one on my CRV