I've run a small wire through the grommet behind the e-brake, but that was just for something under the dash.
Is there an easy path to reach the rear cargo area and place the fuse block?
I've been looking at adding a power plug to the cargo my '17 TRDORP. It doesn't need to be crazy big. The max draw I'm looking at is around 15a with an average of 12a - 13a.
I saw the stock plug is rated for 10a. I thought about using and rolling the dice, but I keep talking myself out of...
You are correct, however you are looking at the max draw. The max draw occurs at/near the max psi and lower cfm through-put. There is no expectation around filling car/truck tires with the rear 12v plug.
10ga wire would be complete overkill for something like this. 8ga would be just a waste...
Good to know. The last thing I wanted to do is kill the little guy and have to buy a new one.
Yes, this is complex. I already have the compressor for my truck camper.
I would like to put the pump the good use and not have it collecting dust. The flip side is, I've already the bike tire...
+1 on the 450P. I got the RV Automatic model. Its amazing.
https://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/268146-setting-up-removable-board-air-suggestions-help.html#post3222162
If you get a constant duty model like the 450P, yes it should inflate anything you hook it to. The question is how long it would take. Also, for something like a large like a tire or paddle board, you would want the compress connected directly to the battery and the engine running.
Hahaha ... no kidding right ... I've been filling the tires at home with my garage compressor. I still throw my old Topeak in the back just in case. It is overkill, but it would be cool.
Maybe a fridge with cold beers or a margarita maker would be cooler :D
I have a '17 TRDORP. I've been looking at On-Board Air (OBA) for some time. I haven't done off-roading and I can't justify spending a ton of money on something I will hardly use.
Last year I ended up with a Viair 450P-RV Automatic Compressor. I bought it for my truck camper after having to...
You don't need to use the relays with the kit. I have a '17 TRDORP and installed the XD kit with phillps 4300k bulbs a few months after I the 4Runner. I didn't use the relays. Minus drilling the hole in the end cap it was 100% plug and play. I love my kit. I didn't even adjust my headlight aim...
WTB/ISO: P245/60R20 for a Spare or a full set - Denver, CO
We just got a flat in our '15 Limited with P245/60R20 YOKOHAMA GEOLANDARs G96B. The '15s have a true matching spare so we are on the road and looking normal. There is at least 10k on my remain 4 tires and I don't want to buy all new...
When I picked up my '17 TRDORP it was set just like yours. I have a feeling they are set at the factory or port to make sure they stay inflated while the truck is in transit.
Just lower the pressure to about 36psi. 32psi is what is recommend by toyota but even dealers (here in Denver) don't...