*CLOSED**BUSSMAN RTMR FUSE BOX GROUP BUY ENDS SEPT 30TH, 2015

Only if you don't have a overstuffed drawer full of electrical connectors in your tool box. You could get them all sent as a package here, which is an awesome option that I am impressed they thought to offer. Can't beat one stop shopping sometimes.

 

Dont get me wrong, one stop shopping is great and it looks like Tacomapros has thought of everything but for me that is the problem. I'm not completely knowledgeable on after market accessories for the Tacoma.

Give me something ready to install and I can but the order form has 25ish boxes to check and I'm not sure what I need.

No fault of the organizer or the vendors, purely due to my ignorance.

 

Fuses are cheap most led lights will run 10amps max larger devices Like a winch should be wired to battery with an inline fuse. If I remember correctly the relay box is rated for 80 amp max with 5-40 amp relay switches

 

Very good explanation @ramonortiz55 I filed mine out and sent it. Thanx again Ze

 

Going to print it out and send it back in the morning!

Wonder if theres an option for a circuit breaker and if theres a mounting plate for a circuit breaker and RTMR box.

 

Okay so if im looking to run flush mounted pods in the rear, 3x3 pods in the front, 21.5 led bar, and rock lights...

What fuses should i get? Thanks for any help.

 

Well the 3x3 pods and light bar would be ran off a relay I would imagine. You can always change out the fuses afterwards if they're too small/big. Fuses are cheap

 

I would suggest getting a couple of each, if you don't have anything specific you are going to install just yet. That way you have a fuse handy once you do decide on an accessory. You can always buy an assortment of mini fuses at a local auto parts store if you run out or don't have the proper fuse laying around for something.

I don't have any specific accessories yet and I plan on getting 1-5Amp 2-10A 2-15A 2-20A 2-25A 1-30A.

At this rate I will have my fuse box and switches wired with nothing to run off them!

Any suggestions on what I should/need to add first?

 

Completed/submitted! Didn't have the order#/tracking info from Iggy. I'm sure they can sort it out though.

 

I have you down! Check your email for an order number from Paypal. Tracking will be universal for all orders to Tacomapro's

 

What are the dimensions of yotamac's fuse holder?

 

Thanks, guess I just missed it.

 

Remove from list please * gf cough cough saw what I was planning :/

 

sorry for the uber huge reply...

No, you dont need to order anything off of page 2. The top portion is the only part that needs to be completed if you just want the kit, only the items with prices are additional.
Just include your transaction ID and order date in case I need to track between us.

Ultimately, You will have to check as you install your accessory what size fuse will be need for safe operation of the device. I can send you a general mix of fuses.

lol, I do installs in So Cal... Unfortunately not until after the GB has finished.

You dont need to order anything off of page 2 from Tacoma Pros, but you will have to buy connectors somewhere to wire it all up.

There is a spot for you to include additional info. Just fill it out and i'll contact you with any questions.

The RTMR fuse/relay box dimensions are approximately 4.5" x 3.5" x 3".
The mounting plate I offer with the kit is 5" x 4"


I want to thank you all for participating in the Group Buy.
I know this all can be confusing however its necessary in order to wire the almost 60 boxes correctly.
I can assist everyone through the process so please keep the questions coming.
Thank you!

 

Here's some info I sent Ze, I'm curious if @ramonortiz55 or @Yotamac have some input...I'm just trying to get the order form correct

Tacoma:
I don't know if you're familiar with engine well of a 1999 (1st gen)Toyota Tacoma, but if you are I'll be placing the second battery near the back left corner if you're looking at the engine well from the front of the truck. In the area closest to the cab of the truck on the left hand side. I'll be putting your fuse box in that area as well. I'll need enough wire to go into the cab of the truck where I'll have a six switch holder under the single din stereo. At this time, I'll only be connecting three switches: one switch to power two 55 watt lights, one switch to operate the ARB air compressor (30 amps) and another switch to operate the ARB air locker itself, which draws 30 amps as well. I'll also need a 60 amp fuse for my JL Audio amp.

T4R:

I'll have the exact same set up in 4runner. However, the only difference is I'll have three switches to the left of the steering wheel and one switch near the center console. Again I'll need a 60 amp fuse for the JL Audio amp, 2 x 30 amp fuses for the ARB compressor and air locker, and one switch to operate two 55 watt/12volt Hella lights.

 

Tacoma:
I don't know if you're familiar with engine well of a 1999 (1st gen)Toyota Tacoma, but if you are I'll be placing the second battery near the back left corner if you're looking at the engine well from the front of the truck. In the area closest to the cab of the truck on the left hand side. I'll be putting your fuse box in that area as well. I'll need enough wire to go into the cab of the truck where I'll have a six switch holder under the single din stereo. At this time, I'll only be connecting three switches: one switch to power two 55 watt lights, one switch to operate the ARB air compressor (30 amps) and another switch to operate the ARB air locker itself, which draws 30 amps as well. I'll also need a 60 amp fuse for my JL Audio amp.

Sorry, I dont have much experience with 1st gens and not familiar with the dimensions for the wiring lengths. The RTMR fuse box is rated at 80 amps max and 30 amp per terminal. Keep in mind most devices dont usually run all at once however, You will have to put the 60 amp JL on its own fuse and run a 0-4ga wire for it alone.

 

Then ill just keep the current set up for the amp...no biggie. I think it was recommended to do the same thing for the winch. So really, I'll use the aux fuse box for lights and arb items

 

I just need to get measurements to run it on the passenger side as well.

I'll get an assortment of fuses since I don't know what my lights will take.

And I'll just use mine for lights, no winch, stereo, retrofit or lockers going on mine

 

agh..i was gone all evening and this thread

 

I'm not retired from working .....just smoking