Originally Posted by FourT6and2

And how do you fuse the accessory you plug in exactly?

Originally Posted by ElectroBoy

I can’t find any wiring diagram or description of this on the website.
Accelevision 6710PT Standard 10 Amp Low-Profile Fuses
But it seems that they just tap the wire into the load side of the fuse blade. So you are adding your load onto the existing OEM circuit load. Not an approved electrical practice unless your additional load is very small, like 0.5 Amps or less. Or if you install the fuse in the reverse orientation, so you’re tapping off the unfused +12V side, and you add your own inline fuse to your load. This is a clunky solution.
Plus you still cannot put the OEM fuse block cover on.

I don’t see any advantage to this.

Originally Posted by ForRun

The tap goes on the hot side of the fuse so has no effect on the wire going to device of choice. It’s doing the Same the exact same thing as the add a fuse tap without the bulk. As noted you add a fuse at the tap wire. Cover fits fine , the wire bends at a 90 angle

Originally Posted by ForRun

The tap goes on the hot side of the fuse so has no effect on the wire going to device of choice. It’s doing the Same the exact same thing as the add a fuse tap without the bulk. As noted you add a fuse at the tap wire. Cover fits fine , the wire bends at a 90 angle

Originally Posted by FourT6and2

I'll make a digital recreation of the label for my 2021 TRD Pro if you comp me a cover.

Originally Posted by ihateu3

The files are already provided for free to the community here
2020+-4runner-extended-cover.zip - Google Drive

Originally Posted by Gamma Ray

Be careful. 2020 got a redesign of the footwell fuse box. I got this for my 2020. See all of their items for alternative colors. 2020 Toyota 4Runner Black Fuse Box Cover with Side Slots | eBay

I don't know about 2021, but I bet it's the same as 2020. Then again

Heads up, I had to get a hair dryer and use it to reshape the clips and tried bending the whole thing down the center a bit. After doing that, it's been solid since August. The only special tool I needed was the hair dryer. You can use whatever crap you've got lying around to create a little "bridge" for the whole unit and whatever weight you can find to apply into the center of it to try to get the curve out of it. Hit it with the hair dryer while you're doing that but not too much to make the plastic too pliable and you should be fine. Same thing with the clips. I recommend a hair dryer and not a heat gun especially for the clips because you don't want it getting too pliable or just turning into goop, and if it's too hot you won't be able to reshape it safely with your fingers.