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My catch can thingy was not performing efficiently so a little breather thingy was added to help out.

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Thanks Nic however my preference is to stay with the "Toyota logo" steering wheel cap.
Anyone have a part number for the center section (cap) on this style of steering wheel and perhaps a source for a new unit or one in good used condition?
Thanks
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My catch can thingy was not performing efficiently so a little breather thingy was added to help out.![]()
Photos of your setup?On my HDJ81 I have a 100W mono panel through a Morningstar MPPT charge controller feeding 2 dual purpose RV type batteries.
The system will keep up to an ARB fridge indefinitely, which is exactly what I wanted. It rains about, oh, 97% of the time where I live, and even in those sub optimal conditions it still does the job.
The convenience of roof mounting outweighed the maximum power potential of a separate panel. I didn't want to give up space in the truck to pack it, and have the PITA of setting it up every time I stopped. I like that it's always up there keeping the batteries topped up when the truck is parked at home too, as it's not a DD. And as a bonus, apparently I'm expo-cool
I like the set-up so much I have acquired 2 50W mono panels and a Victron MPPT charge controller to put on my 24V BJ74.
Sorry, I just noticed your enquiry. It separates the oil vapor from the air coming out of the engine breather.Curious: What's going on here? What are you catching in this catch can?
Photos of your setup?![]()
Thanks .....It's really basic. Panel bolted to a couple Yakima cross bars:
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Marine wire into the truck feeds the CC:
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And more marine wire along the rocker channels through the firewall to the batteries.
I still need to rig up a wind deflector of some sort, it does make a bit of noise... though the 81 is a lot quieter than the 74 so it's not a huge deal.
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Is that a new seafood restaurant?Fins 'n Things.![]()
Just remember I'm scared of heights.Not exactly. If you ever make it out to southern Utah I'll take you to it.![]()
It's really basic. Panel bolted to a couple Yakima cross bars:
Marine wire into the truck feeds the CC:
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And more marine wire along the rocker channels through the firewall to the batteries.
I still need to rig up a wind deflector of some sort, it does make a bit of noise... though the 81 is a lot quieter than the 74 so it's not a huge deal.
Sorry to thread jack but in this picture you have 2 each, 2-wire cables coming into your bus bar. I guess one comes from the panel? How would you run this for 24 volt? (Your 80 may be 24 volt, I'm not sure.) Thanks