Recent content by NautyBruiser19

One of the main reasons I decided to use AOB switches, is they have the matching light blue illumination LED lights. They are essentially identical to the OEM light blue. Unless something has changed recently, the CH4x4 switches have a typical dark blue LED. I'm very happy with the feel and...

I have a set of practically new halogen fog light assemblies with the original bulbs that came out of my 2019 ORP with only 5K miles. I replaced them with the newer Toyota LED fogs. $75 OBO, located in Orange County, CA and willing to ship:

I have a set of N-Fab RKR rock rails with removable steps for a 5th Gen. I removed these off my 2019 ORP with 11K miles on the clock to install Cali-Raised sliders. These come installed from Toyota in the Gulf States Region, and don't have the N-Fab logo. Mine is specifically from Texas, and...

Thanks guys 2000se and achtung6 !

Ha! More like fine the hell out of me for making electricity without being connected to the grid.

That looks great! I installed mine on the passenger side because that's where my other battery is located. I used a SDHQ secondary battery tray that mounts in the passenger side firewall location. I also have an Iceco 45qt. fridge, and I love that thing...one of the best things I ever did...

Pictures continued: 1) HDPE plate 2) License plate blank with hinge attached(silicone cover removed) 3) Back of bumper mount with outlet breakout 4) Front of bumper mount with outlet 5) New breakout and harness on my C4 Lowpro 6) Using the panel in Death Valley 7) Using the panel in 118 degrees...

I made a custom flip-up license plate to hide my portable solar panel hook-up, as I wasn't satisfied with other locations I had seen with other builds. I just installed a C4 Lowpro bumper which eliminated my setup, so I figured I would make a post about it before putting it up for sale and to...

Thanks comtn4x4! I love how you added those lights to the panel switch. An excellent idea! I just realized I said I used the driver side for the panel, but it's the passenger lol. Apparently I don't know my left from my right!

I didn't use the Blue Sea panel, but a similar one from Powerwerx. It's the same, but instead of an integrated power switch, I installed 2 OEM style switches connected to the dimmer circuit for illumination. It's overkill, but I like the somewhat factory look. I mounted it all to the driver...

Yup, it fits my 2019 just fine! I'm ASSUMING it is compatible to at least 2014, but I cannot verify that.

Since nobody ever answered, I'm resurrecting this thread in case anyone else comes searching for an answer as to what is behind this small grommet on the passenger side firewall! If you remove this grommet, you'll quickly find out that there's a rubber insulation mat immediately behind it, and...

Looks like a typical JAE connector to me. You already did the first step by releasing the terminal position lock (hinged lever). Now you just need to find something long, narrow, and hardened that will fit into the small narrow slots above the square terminal cavities. Just push it in while...

If I could like this 100 times, I would.

I'm feeding the "main" voltage reading from an 18awg add-a-fuse connected to a blank spot on my under-dash fuse panel. The add-a-fuse feeds a 8-channel bussed receptacle that feeds all of my accessory switches, GMRS radio, and the "main" voltage reading on the dual meter. Even this reads .15v...