Hello Everyone! I'm setting up a group buy for a 3rd gen bracket that will house one Blue Sea Systems Fuse Block 6 or 12 Circuit alongside two optional Blue Sea Systems 6 Circuit 30A Terminal Blocks (see site for details).

The bracket is constructed from 0.06" thick 304 Stainless Steel and has a high quality polish finish.

- Mounts directly above carbon canister using existing hardware
- Fuse/Terminal Blocks NOT INCLUDED
- Designed for very easy install
- Corrosion resistant Stainless Steel

These brackets are a great addition to your electrical system and make mounting of your auxiliary fuse block easy, convenient, and organized. Trimming of the hood insulation may be necessary.

This group buy is for PRE-ORDER ONLY and is good for 24% OFF your bracket. See www.4runnergrille.com. No promocode needed. Price will go back up on November 1.

FREE SHIPPING ON ALL CONTINENTAL U.S. ORDERS.

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Very nice. I was looking a while back for a bracket. To late now . I just ended up putting it on top of the original fuse box.

Thanks! I know it's late to the game. It's one of those major struggles we all face as 3rd gen owners. Once I find my solution, I want to make sure I can make it available to everyone else out there who had the same problems as me!

These are a good deal!

I don't have a blue sea box, but I do have an RTMR fuse box that I threw on the passenger side.

Holy crap this is good timing. I was about to jerry rig a homeless looking bracket. Order placed.

Woohoo! Glad I can help. I'm working on getting these out as soon as possible


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Brackets now in production! Will start shipping soon!

Just pulled the trigger on one!

Just put in my order! I'll probably order a grill in the coming months too. They look great.

This is exactly what I've been looking for!! Of course I already mounted mine on top of the relay box... But will be ordering one of these here shortly!

Almost ready to ship! Thanks everyone for your patience :-)

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Get your orders in this week before the pre-order sale ends in November! Thanks everyone


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Can't wait to clean up those wires in my engine bay.

Shipping info received, thanks!

First let me start by saying this is an awesome product! I hate rats nest wiring! any plans to make something similar for the 4th gen?

Whats the benefit of using the terminal blocks vs connecting directly to the terminal on the fuse block? Is it for ganging multiple outputs together? That's about the only use I could see for it.

Also you should put some holes or a slot in the plate right at the edge of the fuse block so people can run the wires up through each hole to the fuse block. It looks super clean without wires in your pictures and the pass throughs would keep it super clean looking after connecting wires to it.

Hi @CPT2nr88 , Thank you very much! I need to get my hands on a test vehicle nearby in SoCal so I can get a 4th gen out. I don't see why not.

On my build thread, I went into quite a bit of detail about why I set up my fuseblock the way I did.
The Tomey Build Thread
In summary, though there are infinite uses of an additional terminal block (ie. ganging multiple outputs, a ground bus, an accessory landing, etc), I use mine so that I can pre-wire multiple SPDT and land all three terminals (pos, neg, acc) somewhere and have no loose wires. I've attached a quick, simplified sketch of my setup. I've also attached a schematic that shows the wiring on my personal rig. You can see in the schematic that S3-ACC through S6-ACC are just sitting at the terminal block waiting to accept their mates.

It certainly makes adding new accessories in the future much faster and more organized. No need to add butt connectors and rearranging switches is easy!

I do agree with your comment about the slots. In fact, I am designing a block similar to mine for a family member with an 09 Tacoma with slots. The only issue is that the 3rd gens have very limited room under the hood and the location of where my bracket sits is directly over the charcoal canister. There is no room under for wiring unlike the Tacoma. If I can take some dimensions on a 4th or 5th gen, maybe those can include additional features.

Cheers!

-Michael

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