Accessory wiring help

I’m needing help with wiring on my truck. I’m wanting to see how people have hooked up all their wiring to light bars and such without it being a hazard so that it won’t mess anything up on my truck. Any pictures and help would be appreciated.

 

For the main switch for my light bar I lubed it up and pulled it through the rubber boots around the main wire harness in the firewall with a metal wire

 

Yea that’s what I did On my old truck but I’m looking to have ditch lights, a light bar, and my hids that have to be wired to the battery so I’m looking for a way to have only one wire connected to the battery and the rest plugged into some fuse panel.

 

Another question I have Is how do you guys wire multiple power sources to your batteries? I’m trying to not have more than two wires running straight to my batter Bc it gets too cluttered. Any help is appreciated

 

You could get some thick wire like 6 gauge and splice three of the wires you want to connect to the battery into it

 

Sounds like you want something like this. I found this either on here or via Google search. I don't have a setup like this.

If you're comfortable with electrical work, then source out the parts. There are quite a few threads across all the generation forums and also at the Tundra and Jeep forums on how to do this. It just takes time for some research.

If you're not comfortable with electrical work, then there are very likely people that sell bolt on kits where you can plug in your leads to the distribution block and go.

 

check out powertrays. even email them, they'll be able to guide you!

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/diy-build-and-install-a-bussmann-rtmr-fuse-relay-block.399454/

This is probably one of the best write-ups ever done. Step-by-step, detailed instructions with explanations to everything. Just know that this route is expensive to do yourself but worth every penny, and looks like it came from the factory. I believe someone on here sells these pre-wired for a decent price.

 

These are exactly what I was Looking for thank you guys!

 

sPod!

 

As much as I like Those I cant Make myself spend that much lol

 

SPod but until you get ready to spend $500 on it you can go the route I went. Once I add more stuff I’ll end up going with SPod also. You’re still going to need to run wires into the cab and hook up switches but this will keep it clean under the hood.