What it takes to add the factory 115v outlet/power inverter in a 4th gen Ram
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- In this video I explain exactly what it takes to add the factory 115v outlet/power inverter to a 4th gen Ram. I’ve seen a lot of posts lately on Facebook where people just assume all they need to do is add the outlet because they “already have the wiring”. That is not the case at all. In addition to the wiring and parts I discuss in this video, I also forgot to mention that programming is required. I used Alfaobd to turn mine on. I will have a more detailed installation video in the near future for anyone who wants to attempt this install.
*Fuse 38 is the factory fuse for the inverter. It takes a 30A fuse.
Thank you! Now I feel like a horses patoot! Time to get all the other stuff I need. Been waiting for a video like this for almost two years now.
Man thanks for the info it pisses me off more that Mopar couldn’t just do this from the beginning instead of us buyers having to go out our way to get this 🤦🏻♂️ this is just like the damn cabin filter you either have to have them cut it out for you or you can do it yourself but why in the hell we have to do anything ourselves if we are paying over $30k for a brand new Truck
The only two damn problems I have with RAM everything else have been great
@@joshuaquitugua6897 don’t know the rhyme or reason but mine came with the cabin air filter from the factory. I actually just changed it for the first time the other day.
Great video and information!!!
Aftermarket definitely seems like the way to go for me; especially for that power level. You can get the Plug and Play cigarette lighter style that can provide that or more power.
Thanks
Another great video my friend!
Did you decide to make and sell any of that wiring? If so, would it be possible to get just the power wire that goes from under the hood into the cab? I have the rest from the donor truck I had.
Hi how are you was wondering if you have that wire kit so I can install the power convert in my 2019 ram 1500 classic crew cab I put the outlet but I need the wires to install I would like to buy it if possible
@@ThePassionpilot72 I build them to order. Feel free to shoot me an email. Mrdougherty1@aol.com
Its a great video. I have a 4th Generation Express and have been thinking of installing the Power Inverter. That said I have the Plug for the Dash which was easy to track down however I wasn't sure how, where the wires were to install the inverter. Can you post the OEM Part Numbers for the items (wire harnesses) and Power Inverter that you showed in your Video? I am especially curious about the Yellow Plug under the Seat as I do not that at all under my passenger seat. Found your 2nd Video however again would love to have the Part Numbers you mentioned.
I know this is an old video and this may be a crapshoot, but you seem to be the guy with the most knowledge about this. I am trying to find the wiring diagram for the back of the outlet itself. I installed an auxiliary battery and my goal is to install an aftermarket power inverter to the auxiliary battery and wire this outlet to that, instead of through the starter battery and mopar wire harness. Would you happen to know that wiring diagram for the rear plug of that outlet?
@@richardpowers7231 you should be able to find what you need here:
connectorrepairkit.mopar.com
@hydroblueram This is a huge help, thank you so much!
@@richardpowers7231 no problem. Should be called something along the lines of Power Outlet-AC.
I’d be interested in buying that wiring kit as well. Sign me up!
Shoot me an email, mrdougherty1@aol.com. I will need you to send me some photos of the yellow connector under your passenger seat as I have found out that some trucks do have more wiring then others.
I'm interested in purchasing the wiring kit. Thanks!
I replied to your email.
Do you need the inverter for the outlet to work at all or can i just program it and it will work when the truck is on like accesory with no inverter
Plug will not work without the inverter.
I bought the inverter, the parts for dash. I knew wiring needed ram but I could find a kit to buy. So I was gonna make it. If you don’t mind me asking, did you buy the wiring kit or did you make the kit? If you bought it where? If you made it, would u mind me asking some more questions? I simply have been trying to find out what type of pins I need
I’m going to run oem style the whole way to the inverter itself. Then I’m using an aftermarket high quality sine wave inverter under the seat. I’m going to upgrade wiring to 12 gauge from the plug to the lock panel. Then run 12gauge from kick panel under seat. Also adding an inline circuit breaker for a/c. But my hold up is attempting to find the correct pins at the kick panel and Under seat. I don’t need the oem inverter connector pins or connector itself since it will be different. Thanks in advance
Do u also have the kit from white connector the the cab side of.the seat. ?
I can make whatever wiring you need. Just email me, mrdougherty1@aol.com
Thank you for the video!
Do you know if the 5gen trucks are the same? And if you could supply or recommend somewhere to supply this wiring for a 2021 ram? Thank you for sharing this information :)
Unfortunately I haven’t done any research on the 5th gens so I’m no help there.
How can I get the wiring kit, and what's the part #'s for the inverter, bracket, and screws?
Check out my other video, part numbers are in the video description. Unfortunately I don’t know the part numbers for the nuts and bolts.
ruclips.net/video/H0bKCAp7S6A/видео.htmlsi=0ePK9C2ZDzs39lvC
I would love to be able to purchase those harnesses! Are you making them?
I make them on the side. Feel free to email me with any questions.
Mrdougherty1@aol.com
@@hydroblueramdo you still??
@@jazairi213 yeah, shoot me an email. You’ll need to send me some pics as I’ve determined that some trucks actually do have more wiring than others.
Mrdougherty1@aol.com
Hi I’m Interested in the harness how can I get in contact with you. Thanks
Shoot me an email. I’ll need to see what wiring you have going into the yellow connector under the passenger seat (wiring that comes up from under the carpet into the connector).
Mrdougherty1@aol.com
Got the alfa instructions available?
They’re in my other video.
ruclips.net/video/H0bKCAp7S6A/видео.htmlsi=zPGqOJKj2obFTU3L
Any chance you could post the part numbers needed?
They are in my other video.
ruclips.net/video/H0bKCAp7S6A/видео.html
How much for the harness?
@@kevinnorton4620 depends on what wiring you need as I’ve determined some trucks actually do have more wiring than others. Could be between $75-$125.
Will it work for a 2012 ram 1500 expess
I’ve only looked into adding it to 2013+ Rams. Not sure if the differences with a 2012.
How much do you have the wire harness for?
Inverter part number