My sleeping/storage/audio system

[RyanNapoleon]

Wow! Super awesome setup.

How you get the front seats to lean forward like that? Unless I’m seeing an optical illusion.

It's a 98, I don't know if it matters, but the seats just do that on their own. Is this not consistent among years?

 

[octanejunkie]

It's a 98, I don't know if it matters, but the seats just do that on their own. Is this not consistent among years?

Seats in my 99 can go a smidge forward if pushed from behind while pulling the adjuster up, but not very much

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[BrianSD_42]

It's a 98, I don't know if it matters, but the seats just do that on their own. Is this not consistent among years?

My seats are limited model electric on both sides and definitely do not lean forward towards the front of the truck.

 

[theesotericone]

Seats in my 99 can go a smidge forward if pushed from behind while pulling the adjuster up, but not very much

My seats are limited model electric on both sides and definitely do not lean forward towards the front of the truck.

My definitive list of why 96-98 model years are the best did not include this info. It does now. lol

 

[Rancho5]

I’d definitely pay $25 for plans and materials list. AND my 02 Sport seats go forward too!

 

[Mighty Buffalo]

Very nice. How did you set up your interior door pull?

 

[Road Bull]

Nice set up man!

I wish I had this set up the last time I went camping and elected to sleep in the 4Runner one night due to rain. Well, I am not a giant at 5'-10" tall, but that is about a foot or so too short with only the seats folded down with the bottoms still attached. Your system would have made a ton of difference. I am impressed.

 

[chottinger]

I really like this. I've been scratching my head and attacking my 4runner with a tape measure trying to come up with some ideas for a sleeping system. What is the height dimension and what details do you have on that switch and latch for the rear hatch?

 

[RyanNapoleon]

Very nice. How did you set up your interior door pull?

As far as I know I'm the only one to do it so far, but I did put together a comprehensive diy: https://imgur.com/gallery/q7fR6

 

[RyanNapoleon]

I really like this. I've been scratching my head and attacking my 4runner with a tape measure trying to come up with some ideas for a sleeping system. What is the height dimension and what details do you have on that switch and latch for the rear hatch?

Dimensions are listed in the YouTube comments; I don't remember exactly offhand.

Window switch is easy. Use a second gen rear window switch, tap into the rear hatch lock tumbler wires which always have power. Red is up, yellow is down. Ground to the body/frame to complete circuit.

Rear latch: https://imgur.com/gallery/q7fR6