Kmvreter
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Finally got around to adding another desperately needed 12V socket up front before heading out on this year's road trips. Saw another thread on here that got me looking for a location without having to cut holes or trim any panels. Found a nice spot at the bottom of the driver's side lower trim panel. I didn't have to remove the panel to do this installation.
Tools I used are a 10mm socket, 10mm open wrench, wire crimper and a bench vise.
Purchased an auxiliary power outlet, a Mini Add-A-Circuit and a longer M6 bolt (not sure of the actual length; check where the bolt in later pictures comes through the back clip to get some more thread length) plus nut, washer and fender washer. Total cost is ~C$35 at Canadian Tire. I didn't use the items that are crossed out in the picture. The ground side of the circuit is made through the mounting plate and attaching trim bolt to a metal trim cross-member.
Tools I used are a 10mm socket, 10mm open wrench, wire crimper and a bench vise.
Purchased an auxiliary power outlet, a Mini Add-A-Circuit and a longer M6 bolt (not sure of the actual length; check where the bolt in later pictures comes through the back clip to get some more thread length) plus nut, washer and fender washer. Total cost is ~C$35 at Canadian Tire. I didn't use the items that are crossed out in the picture. The ground side of the circuit is made through the mounting plate and attaching trim bolt to a metal trim cross-member.
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