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or the HAM radio that currently floats in that space for me. I'd like a pocket of sorts to put there so I can hard mount it rather than let it bang around all the time. No harm done so far, but I'm probably asking for it.
If I could take some measurements of that opening and the HAM radio...
You're on. I'll try to get it today. I thought I had them handy, but it seems I don't.
I'll ask him what he bought and relay that info, thanks.
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Put it on the truck. Dimension is OK.
One problem is the snap-fitting hooks on the part is too rigid. Once it got in, it is difficult to get it out. Need some adjustment.
It is Make 7. I think it is the time we give this project a name. Any suggestions? Like back-of-the-center-console mount...
One problem is the snap-fitting hooks on the part is too rigid. Once it got in, it is difficult to get it out. Need some adjustment.
It is Make 7. I think it is the time we give this project a name. Any suggestions? Like back-of-the-center-console mount...
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Make 7: Rear Cooler Switch Hole Mounting Plate
7.1 Overview of the Final Product
Make7 V1
Note: Make7 V1 mounts two 12V socket devices, such as
12V Socket
USB Extension
USB Charger 2.1 A
USB Charger 4.8A
Make7 V2
Note: Make7 V2 mounts one 120V outlet and one 12V socket device. The Toyota part number of the 120V outlet is 85530-35050-C0. The harness can be found here.
Socket device CAD courtesy of Alexander Polyakov at Free CAD Designs, Files & 3D Models | The GrabCAD Community Library
7.2 Introduction
This mount it to replace the blank panel or the radio control unit at the back of the center console. It mounts two car socket devices.
7.3 Design and Fabrication
Multiple prototypes have been made to test the dimensions, surface printing method, and materials, etc.
7.4 Purchase List to Complete the Installation
120V Outlet: 85530-35050-C0
Wire Harness (In-Cab 120V 400W Power Outlet Wire Harness - https://www.ktjo4x4.com/collections/in-cab-power-outlet-products/products/toyote-oem-12-in-cab-ac-120v-400w-power-outlet-plug-n-play-wire-harness-1)
12V Socket
USB Extension
USB Charger 2.1 A
USB Charger 4.8A
Note: The following figure shows how you remove the mount and how not to.
7.5 Purchase Link
$30 (Tan, Grey, Black)+Shipping
PM for direct Paypal payment.
7.1 Overview of the Final Product
Make7 V1
Note: Make7 V1 mounts two 12V socket devices, such as
12V Socket
USB Extension
USB Charger 2.1 A
USB Charger 4.8A
Make7 V2
Note: Make7 V2 mounts one 120V outlet and one 12V socket device. The Toyota part number of the 120V outlet is 85530-35050-C0. The harness can be found here.
Socket device CAD courtesy of Alexander Polyakov at Free CAD Designs, Files & 3D Models | The GrabCAD Community Library
7.2 Introduction
This mount it to replace the blank panel or the radio control unit at the back of the center console. It mounts two car socket devices.
7.3 Design and Fabrication
Multiple prototypes have been made to test the dimensions, surface printing method, and materials, etc.
7.4 Purchase List to Complete the Installation
120V Outlet: 85530-35050-C0
Wire Harness (In-Cab 120V 400W Power Outlet Wire Harness - https://www.ktjo4x4.com/collections/in-cab-power-outlet-products/products/toyote-oem-12-in-cab-ac-120v-400w-power-outlet-plug-n-play-wire-harness-1)
12V Socket
USB Extension
USB Charger 2.1 A
USB Charger 4.8A
Note: The following figure shows how you remove the mount and how not to.
7.5 Purchase Link
$30 (Tan, Grey, Black)+Shipping
PM for direct Paypal payment.
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Cover, Rear Cooler Switch Hole - 55549-60030-A0 (Ivory); 55549-60030-B2 (Grey)
jLB
Another one followed me home. Can we keep it?
My lousy picture might have confused the issue a bit. My issue has less to do with the LCD viewing angle, and more to do with my height, and a preference for very upright seating position. I only see the lower 1/3 of the LCD screen, the rest of the screen is blocked by the overhead console.
This really is a non-issue for me, as this is for my son, in his car, and he loves it.
Because it probably doesn't make sense to most moms
For the rear switch hole plate... What about putting an AC outlet on one side?
jLB
Another one followed me home. Can we keep it?
Crazy old dads, that like Land Cruisers, and are demented enough to put their kids behind the wheel of a 3-ton tank, that is nearly as old as the kid? (My kid is 21, his TLC is 19)
Kids that want some modern amenities/technology in their old vehicles?
A relatively easy father/son project?
