Custom auxiliary fuse panel FS thread

Are you still making these or have any available?

 

I was wondering the same thing.

 

^^^Same here...wondering

 

Also interested, looks better than the one I was going to try to make.

 

I don't have any left but if there is enough interest again, I might make another run after the new year. Just too busy right now to do it. So there's at least 4-5 interested? I need about 7 to make it worth it. I will keep you guys posted on the status.

 

Sub'd for further updates

 

I'd be down for one

 

Do they come with fuse and relay block? Is that an option?

 

have you made one of these for an fj yet?

 

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Ill start a list. As I see it, the following are "interested." I'm assuming that means willing to purchase one if the same criteria and price exist from the previous batch. The ? means interested pending some clarification.
1. Stattonmw
2. Rubenc87
3. Greenguy3
4. 60driver
5. CaliAsh ?
6. Jbcm12
7. Clynch ?
8. Infra ?
9. Toehate

10. Bcgredneck3006 (fj)

Not trying to rush anyone, but my new lights are one their way here as we speak.

 

I would be interested. I just need to know if it comes with relay block and fuse block.

 

Good question. I believe that you must provide that yourself?

 

Is it even an option? That's my question. If not, I will have to pass. No big deal. It looks great but would work better for someone who knows how to wire. That person is not me.

 

I'll let tooblutacoma06 weigh in on that, but for the listed price I doubt he's including the fuse block etc. even if he did the wiring on the aux panel you would have to finish up a few things. sounds like what you are looking for is here: http://www.4x4spod.com/
That is the easiest thing for wiring that I've seen . . . For a price. Plus I don't like the look of the switches they include. I'm getting mine from here : http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-tacoma-marketplace/246690-09-switches-blanks.html

 

The panel doesn't typically come with the hardware (relays, fuse block, circuit breaker). I have in the past however, had the buyer purchase the hardware on his own, ship it to me, and I mounted it to the panel and wired the circuit breaker to the fuse panel. I also provided the length of wire necessary to connect the breaker to the battery. Basically at that point all you need to do is plug in fuses, and wire your accessories to the block (instructions for this part usually come with the accessories).

If that is something you are interested in. PM me and we can talk about pricing.

Again though, it will be the beginning of the year before I can have another run done.

I have not made any for an FJ. Honestly I haven't looked into it. Is that specific area in the engine bay available on an FJ? PM me and you can send some pics/measurements and I'll take a look...

Thanks for setting the list up! If you are on the list, and are truly interested, shoot me a PM so I can keep track of the count.

^This is correct, but see the explanation I provided to CLynch above.

The DIY wiring is really quite simple for this type of project. Really all you have to do is supply power to auxiliary fuse block (from the battery). The circuit breaker is in between the battery and your fuse block and only acts as a switch to protect your accessories or isolate them if need be. Then you would just run your accessories' power wire that you would normally run to the battery to this fuse block.

I'll keep everyone posted on when/if it will happen. Thanks!

 

Did you ever come up with a design for the guys with a 6sp manual OR with Atrac? If so, does it mount on the drivers side or the passenger side?

 

its pretty much the same ill take some pics right now and post them up in a minute

 

Hmmm...yea that looks different than the Tacoma. Are the top two holes of that group of four threaded? The bottom two definitely are not but can't tell about the top two. Is there a matching threaded hole that goes with the one the relay is mounted with? I would need to get some dimensions from you...shoot me a PM if you want and we can discuss.