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View attachment 1825322 Removed the roof rack. Loving the rackless look.
Hey, calm down, you are so rackless!

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View attachment 1825322 Removed the roof rack. Loving the rackless look.
OK, so, here's my take on adding additional power to the cargo area, in this case, to my LX. Upfront, going to give full credit to members of this forum. I used information from numerous generous contributors to devise a set up that would work best for my needs. Hopefully, this post gives a little back.
Parts:
Blue Sea Systems 4356 Below Outlet Deck
Blue Sea Systems 5025 ST Blade Fuse Block - 6 Circuits with Negative Bus and Cover
Blue Sea Systems 187 Series, 285 Series & Klixon Circuit Breakers
EWCS 8 AWG UL Approved Marine Grade Tinned Copper Boat Battery Cable Rated 600 Volts Spec - Made in USA! - RED - 50 FEET
PENSON CAYQK007010 Hydraulic Wire Battery Cable Lug Terminal Crimper Crimping Tool, 9 Dies, 10 Ton
+ various SELTERM connectors
25 Toyota Trim Panel Retainer Clips 90467-10188 Sienna
I chose to velcro the 50 amp (I know, overkill) circuit breaker close to the main battery, thus giving me the option to move it later if a dual battery setup was needed.View attachment 1825388 Made and crimped our own cables
From there, fed the 8 gauge through the main firewall grommet, which was punctured w/a small awl, then fed the length of the wire through...
View attachment 1825393
Firewall...
Once through the fire, we neatly tucked it down through the drivers side kick panel and along the length of the vehicle under the carpet/running boards, behind the sub and into the jack storage area (it's good to have a bunch of new interior panel clips if the existing ones are brittle
View attachment 1825403
For the fuse panel, I again chose to velcro to cleaned, smooth surface, connecting the main line to the + terminal and - to the factory ground inside the jack compartment
View attachment 1825415
From there, finished up with the pre-wired Blue Sea panel. One feature that I really like about this set up is the ability to not only turn off power to the Blue Sea panel from its integrated switch, but to also cutoff power to the entire aux fuse panel from the breaker at the battery. At this point I don't have a lot of accessories that need power from the cargo area, but as I build forward, I'll have plenty of access clear fused power.
View attachment 1825421
That looks like beautiful work. I have one odd question:OK, so, here's my take on adding additional power to the cargo area, in this case, to my LX. Upfront, going to give full credit to members of this forum. I used information from numerous generous contributors to devise a set up that would work best for my needs. Hopefully, this post gives a little back.
Parts:
Blue Sea Systems 4356 Below Outlet Deck
Blue Sea Systems 5025 ST Blade Fuse Block - 6 Circuits with Negative Bus and Cover
Blue Sea Systems 187 Series, 285 Series & Klixon Circuit Breakers
EWCS 8 AWG UL Approved Marine Grade Tinned Copper Boat Battery Cable Rated 600 Volts Spec - Made in USA! - RED - 50 FEET
PENSON CAYQK007010 Hydraulic Wire Battery Cable Lug Terminal Crimper Crimping Tool, 9 Dies, 10 Ton
+ various SELTERM connectors
25 Toyota Trim Panel Retainer Clips 90467-10188 Sienna
I chose to velcro the 50 amp (I know, overkill) circuit breaker close to the main battery, thus giving me the option to move it later if a dual battery setup was needed.View attachment 1825388 Made and crimped our own cables
From there, fed the 8 gauge through the main firewall grommet, which was punctured w/a small awl, then fed the length of the wire through...
View attachment 1825393
Firewall...
Once through the fire, we neatly tucked it down through the drivers side kick panel and along the length of the vehicle under the carpet/running boards, behind the sub and into the jack storage area (it's good to have a bunch of new interior panel clips if the existing ones are brittle
View attachment 1825403
For the fuse panel, I again chose to velcro to cleaned, smooth surface, connecting the main line to the + terminal and - to the factory ground inside the jack compartment
View attachment 1825415
From there, finished up with the pre-wired Blue Sea panel. One feature that I really like about this set up is the ability to not only turn off power to the Blue Sea panel from its integrated switch, but to also cutoff power to the entire aux fuse panel from the breaker at the battery. At this point I don't have a lot of accessories that need power from the cargo area, but as I build forward, I'll have plenty of access clear fused power.
View attachment 1825421
OK, so, here's my take on adding additional power to the cargo area, in this case, to my LX. Upfront, going to give full credit to members of this forum. I used information from numerous generous contributors to devise a set up that would work best for my needs. Hopefully, this post gives a little back.
OK, so, here's my take on adding additional power to the cargo area, in this case, to my LX. Upfront, going to give full credit to members of this forum. I used information from numerous generous contributors to devise a set up that would work best for my needs. Hopefully, this post gives a little back.
Parts:
Blue Sea Systems 4356 Below Outlet Deck
Blue Sea Systems 5025 ST Blade Fuse Block - 6 Circuits with Negative Bus and Cover
Blue Sea Systems 187 Series, 285 Series & Klixon Circuit Breakers
EWCS 8 AWG UL Approved Marine Grade Tinned Copper Boat Battery Cable Rated 600 Volts Spec - Made in USA! - RED - 50 FEET
PENSON CAYQK007010 Hydraulic Wire Battery Cable Lug Terminal Crimper Crimping Tool, 9 Dies, 10 Ton
+ various SELTERM connectors
25 Toyota Trim Panel Retainer Clips 90467-10188 Sienna
I chose to velcro the 50 amp (I know, overkill) circuit breaker close to the main battery, thus giving me the option to move it later if a dual battery setup was needed.View attachment 1825388 Made and crimped our own cables
From there, fed the 8 gauge through the main firewall grommet, which was punctured w/a small awl, then fed the length of the wire through...
View attachment 1825393
Firewall...
Once through the fire, we neatly tucked it down through the drivers side kick panel and along the length of the vehicle under the carpet/running boards, behind the sub and into the jack storage area (it's good to have a bunch of new interior panel clips if the existing ones are brittle
View attachment 1825403
For the fuse panel, I again chose to velcro to cleaned, smooth surface, connecting the main line to the + terminal and - to the factory ground inside the jack compartment
View attachment 1825415
From there, finished up with the pre-wired Blue Sea panel. One feature that I really like about this set up is the ability to not only turn off power to the Blue Sea panel from its integrated switch, but to also cutoff power to the entire aux fuse panel from the breaker at the battery. At this point I don't have a lot of accessories that need power from the cargo area, but as I build forward, I'll have plenty of access clear fused power.
View attachment 1825421
It’s called using a vehicle for over a decade.Gutted the interior so my carpet guy could come and shampoo the whole truck. Pulled all the seats, part of the console so I could pull the carpet out from under it, the plastic sill trim, ML amp, etc... If anyone in the Metro ATL area needs a great carpet guy, I've got a referral for you.
I really hope the PO of my truck isn't on this forum because I'm going to be talking some crap about how disgusting, filthy and absolutely awful you are as people. Seriously, I can't understand how someone with the means and brain to seek and buy a vehicle like this could be so completely gross all the time. It's upsetting how gross you people are and oh I'm ranting...
No after pics yet as the guy finished as it was getting dark and the car is now at Greer Automotive for a bunch of new goodies.
It’s called using a vehicle for over a decade.
Well bless your heartMan I really wish the 'before' pictures of when I picked it up showed better. I tried but couldn't really capture it. There was a measurable layer of filth on every surface. If that's normal use to you, I wouldn't wanna see your bathroom![]()