What did you drill your hole with? Step bit or hole saw?
Where did you mount your fridge plug?
- Thread starter sroodtuo
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What did you drill your hole with? Step bit or hole saw?
wild_turkey
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adio3x
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FYI if anyone is running into the problem with cables binding up when opening and closing trays or drawers, this was my solution. A little on the pricier side of things, but it's going to be wired straight to my second battery, plug mount will be on the right side by the 12v.
Anderson SB50 ARB/Engel Fridge 2-PIN to Battery Complete Wiring Kit (APC-3)
Anderson SB50 ARB/Engel Fridge 2-PIN to Battery Complete Wiring Kit (APC-3)
e60ral
Banned
just spend $5 and buy some coiled wire and make your own
Ohio_Steve
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Driver's side. I wanted to have the additional floor space and access to the rear passenger 12V outlets, so I took out the passenger side seat bottom. Still left in the driver's side rear seat bottom so that I can have three people in the 4Runner.
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Passenger side. Plan is to mount the fridge on the passenger side so I don't make the lean any worse.
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That is a very nice, clean install. I just picked up the same panel but will try and mount it on the driver side. I’m leaning driver side due to the fact that the 60% seatback is on the passenger side and if I want to sleep in the back with the fridge... my big ass definitely won’t fit through the smaller side. I’m a 60%er :reddance:
sn_85
Senior Member
Great minds think alike!!! I mean the plywood floor attached to the 4 D-ring points with a Tembo tusk slide
