Onboard Pressurized Water System for the 2005-Current Toyota Tacoma OBW

Thanks @ProForce
First of all the instructions are brilliantly written
Second because of this I went to get all the tools together and couldn't find my unibit set I looked all over up and down couldn't find it so then I looked at my normal bits and only went up to 1/2" so I decided I was going to go get a new set of bits as I was walking inside to grab the keys I saw in the corner of my eye one of my tool boxes I hadn't seen in awhile hidden in the kitchen under mail and junk
In the box was my unibits as well as various other tools I had looked for
So thank you @ProForce for helping me find my tools and not need to buy more
I think because of this after today I'm going to do a full over haul of my tool organization

 

Good call.

 

Just finished install I am happy to say that is is amazing works perfectly and like I said before the instructions were perfect


Also the noise isn't that loud I don't have a problem with it
I also have a camper shell on my truck so the sound resinates through there a little but its not bad

 

Thanks for your feedback! glad you like the system.

 

Edit

 

@ervmcd ^

 

good timing

 

Rofl sorry bud. i dont plan these sales i just make them up as i go haha

 

No worries

 

*** GROUP BUY CLOSED - STAY TUNED IN SPRING FOR ROUND 2***

 

Any plans for a heat exchanger for onboard hot water?

 

Not at this time. but i may try out one of these portable propane powered instant heaters that have been referenced a few times . for bid now though the kit is so universal that anyone is welcome to add a heat exchanger to it. i determine it would double or triple the cost and not be effective more most buyers anymore

 

I'll be adding this to my list of what seems like never ending mods. Lol great idea and approach to this! Now I just have a butt ton of money to spend to get my truck ready enough to justify needing this.

 

How's the install for this? I'm pretty good with following instructions but just nervous this looks pretty tricky for me.

 

It's fairly easy given the detailed instructions provided. Take your time and you'll be fine.

 

And the drilling into the bed is solely for the wiring to the battery?

 

The instructions have you drill into the bed for the two quick connects that attach to the intake and output of the water lines that run behind the tail light to the storage cubby, as well as a hole fort he switch. The rest of the drilling is in the storage cubby for the hoses to connect to the pump. It's been a while since I installed though, so I may have missed something there. The drilling was the easiest part.

 

Drilling is to mount the two quick disconnects and the switch. install isnt bad at all really. the instructions are attached in post #3 if you'd ike to take a look at them

 

Damn! Way too late. I didn't see it in time!

 

If your interested still, PM me. we can work something out