If you're not using the 3rd row? Put it down for more storage, plus you won't have to worry about the seat getting damaged. I have a 2002 Odyssey, the tray does not interfere. Look in your owners manual, if you need verification?Do you guys drive around with the 3rd row up or down? And why?
Wondering if I should get the trunk liner (which has to come out when the 3rd row is up, I think).
Or, if I should just get a trunk tray, but does anyone know if the OEM trunk tray interferes with stowing the 3rd row?
I like to keep the 3rd-row seats up so it will be readily available to passengers, and because I like to use the seat well for groceries, etc. I purchased a thin flat high-quality rubber mat to leave in the seat well to prevent damage from spills. You may consider using the back hatch of the van as much as possible. Although the van is relatively sturdy, you don't want to open the side doors more than necessary. The switches, door rails, and related parts such as the steel cable tend to break, bind, stop working, or cause problems if the door is opened frequently. Check other posts on this site and you will find that the doors do have problems if used frequently. My van is 15 years old and I’ve never had problems with the sliding doors because I use them so infrequently. Plus, the flat rubber car mat does not interfere with the seats when I need to drop them down into the seat well.Do you guys drive around with the 3rd row up or down? And why?
Wondering if I should get the trunk liner (which has to come out when the 3rd row is up, I think).
Or, if I should just get a trunk tray, but does anyone know if the OEM trunk tray interferes with stowing the 3rd row?
Actually, we do have the Honda roof rack so that is possible. Glad they put that spare tire where they did. Nice cubby hole for more storage.move your spare to your roof box if you have one, and you have additional space behind first row![]()
Cool!My rear seats are usually down. We're empty nesters and seldom have use for that many seats. We use the ody for longer trips and traveling. In our second seat area, the middle seat/armrest is also removed and we have a refrigerator between the seats.
Dometic CFX3 35 operates with a VMSO3 variable speed compressor. It can freeze down to -7f, but we run it around 36 to37f. Will hold 50 cans of Soda. with room to spare. Great for long trips.Cool!
What kind of fridge is it?
Wow! That is so cool! I’ve been eagerlyDometic CFX3 35 operates with a VMSO3 variable speed compressor. It can freeze down to -7f, but we run it around 36 to37f. Will hold 50 cans of Soda. with room to spare. Great for long trips.
Just plug it in, 12VDC or 110VDC. They give you two cords, one for each. You switch cord depending on your power source. The 12 vdc has a voltage sensing circuit devise that senses your vehicles voltages and turn off the frig if your battery is getting low, insuring that you will be able to start your vehicle. I plug it into the rear 12 power.Wow! That is so cool! I’ve been eagerly
Awaiting your response lol.
The website mentions all of the power supply options, but is very vague beyond that.
how do you power yours? Off an inverter?
thanks!
Uh, what difference does it make? The weight is still in the van.Much better gas mileage with the third row down.
True but there are three less passengersUh, what difference does it make? The weight is still in the van.
But just because the third row is up doesn't mean you're carrying passengers.True but there are three less passengers. There's the weight difference.