You don't very easily. But, with a system like this and keeping all the accessories separate from the stock fuse panel I've never had an OEM fuse issue in years of using this truck.
Thanks. It was a special label maker that had shrink wrap. So it would print the letter then I could heat shrink it. Borrowed from a neighbor. Wish I owned one myself. Expensive.
A very timely video. Just got back from GFC so, need to take care of lights, and might as well do a ARB at the same time. So, where does the Switch Pro hook up? I remember from an earlier video you had switches in the bed.
The 12volt power I have in the bed of my truck for my little led camping lights and USB ports to charge phones or whatever is just 12v from my truck battery. I don’t use it to power much at all so I’m not worried about draining my truck battery. I just have like a 10ga power wire running back there from my truck battery. My switch pros runs all the Baja designs light throughout the truck that way I can control all the Baja lights through my Switch-Pros app on my phone also.
Great video. Im about to install this same set up on my tundra. My only ? Is why didn’t you use the switch pro to turn on the compressor? Thanks for any tips.
Thanks for watching it. My switch pro was already full from other accessories. And since it came with a nice ARB switch and wiring harness meant to hook to that switch I just ran it.
Yes, I was thinking about that. It will for sure be a problem and hopefully not on the side of a trail but, in the mean time, its clean and I’ll cross that bridge if it happens 🤷♂️
great video. i’ve got to learn how to do all of my electrical on my own and add in a solar panel for my tacoma. thanks for your video. will be looking at buying one of those mounting brackets. any tips on a good place to start learning about the electrical work you did?
Thanks a lot. It is very handy to know how to work with the 12volt stuff. RUclips wasn't a thing when I learned, I just did trial and error when I was a kid. Im sure there are some great 12v tutorials out there now. Only tip I might have is diagram what you are wanting to do. Draw a little picture with all the accessories you want to install and where you want to connect them to. Make sure you fuse everything. You won't hurt yourself with 12 volt power but you can hurt the item if done wrong. Just take your time. It takes a longgggg time to make it nice and clean and work well. Even now that I am comfortable with all types of wiring it is still a very slow, tedious task. Just take your time.
Thank you for the video. I’m considering this tray for my 2019 Tundra. Is there room for the ARB manifold that supports the air lockers? It is hard to tell in the video.
I didn't know the answer b/c I am using an electric locker. I asked @sdoffroadmt and he said there are a couple holes intended to be used for the manifold. Sorry, I don't have more details. Maybe message him on Instagram to find out more.
How about using one of the switch pros switches to turn the ARB on/off? Can you just wire the "hot" and "ground of the isolating switch harness to one of the switch pro wires?
If I remember right the ARB needs 40 amps. Switch Pro has a max of 30 amps on 4 of the 8 switches. I think what you are saying if I understand the lingo correctly is have the switch pro just activate a relay which would be able to supply the needed 40 amps for the ARB. If that is what you mean then I don't see why it wouldn't work but of course I have to say check with ARB and or Switch Pro before wiring this way. Personally, my switchpro was already full with other accessories so I opted to just use the included harness to keep it headache free.
@@jcberb theres no 40amps running through that thin purple wire that's for sure... i don't see why it would need to be wired to something that can "handle" 40amps, because the power (amps) is going from the battery straight to the ARB. The purple wire is just an internal relay activation wire, minimal power requirements probably... or am i missing smth?
@@jcberb yeah sorry i misread about the 40amps going through the purple wire..makes sense what you say. I'm going to do the same: use the normal battery harness with the 2x40amp inline fuses and the purple wire to one of my switch pros wires
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This is awesome! I just did the twin ARB with a SDHQ. This was one of the best upgrades I have done. Thanks for a really great video!
awesome! thanks for checking it out. How did you end up mounting your ARB and where?
This looks very nice. How do you access the factory fuse box with this tray on top of it?
You don't very easily. But, with a system like this and keeping all the accessories separate from the stock fuse panel I've never had an OEM fuse issue in years of using this truck.
Great video man. Im planning on getting this done. i would have liked to see where you ended up putting your quick connections
Thank you! Like the ones in my bumpers? Message me on Instagram and I’ll share a couple pics. Wish I could do it here on RUclips.
@@prospectoverland sorry... I dont have any social media.
Came out nice
Thanks!
That looks super clean. Nice job. How'd you go about labeling those accessory wires?
Thanks. It was a special label maker that had shrink wrap. So it would print the letter then I could heat shrink it. Borrowed from a neighbor. Wish I owned one myself. Expensive.
A very timely video. Just got back from GFC so, need to take care of lights, and might as well do a ARB at the same time. So, where does the Switch Pro hook up? I remember from an earlier video you had switches in the bed.
The 12volt power I have in the bed of my truck for my little led camping lights and USB ports to charge phones or whatever is just 12v from my truck battery. I don’t use it to power much at all so I’m not worried about draining my truck battery. I just have like a 10ga power wire running back there from my truck battery.
My switch pros runs all the Baja designs light throughout the truck that way I can control all the Baja lights through my Switch-Pros app on my phone also.
@@prospectoverland Ahh, makes sense.
Great video. Im about to install this same set up on my tundra. My only ? Is why didn’t you use the switch pro to turn on the compressor? Thanks for any tips.
Thanks for watching it. My switch pro was already full from other accessories. And since it came with a nice ARB switch and wiring harness meant to hook to that switch I just ran it.
Looking for options on an ARB for my Tundra. This looks like a nice setup until you need to access the fuse box then, it looks like a PITA.
Yes, I was thinking about that. It will for sure be a problem and hopefully not on the side of a trail but, in the mean time, its clean and I’ll cross that bridge if it happens 🤷♂️
great video. i’ve got to learn how to do all of my electrical on my own and add in a solar panel for my tacoma. thanks for your video. will be looking at buying one of those mounting brackets. any tips on a good place to start learning about the electrical work you did?
Thanks a lot. It is very handy to know how to work with the 12volt stuff. RUclips wasn't a thing when I learned, I just did trial and error when I was a kid. Im sure there are some great 12v tutorials out there now. Only tip I might have is diagram what you are wanting to do. Draw a little picture with all the accessories you want to install and where you want to connect them to. Make sure you fuse everything. You won't hurt yourself with 12 volt power but you can hurt the item if done wrong. Just take your time. It takes a longgggg time to make it nice and clean and work well. Even now that I am comfortable with all types of wiring it is still a very slow, tedious task. Just take your time.
@@prospectoverland thank you!
Thank you for the video. I’m considering this tray for my 2019 Tundra. Is there room for the ARB manifold that supports the air lockers? It is hard to tell in the video.
I didn't know the answer b/c I am using an electric locker. I asked @sdoffroadmt and he said there are a couple holes intended to be used for the manifold. Sorry, I don't have more details. Maybe message him on Instagram to find out more.
What bumper do you have on your rig?
C4 Fabrication
Looks like a pain the ass to get to the fuses and relays
To the stock stuff… yeah. But I have none of my aftermarket stuff run to it so fingers crossed I won’t ever have issues with the OEM stuff.
How about using one of the switch pros switches to turn the ARB on/off? Can you just wire the "hot" and "ground of the isolating switch harness to one of the switch pro wires?
If I remember right the ARB needs 40 amps. Switch Pro has a max of 30 amps on 4 of the 8 switches. I think what you are saying if I understand the lingo correctly is have the switch pro just activate a relay which would be able to supply the needed 40 amps for the ARB. If that is what you mean then I don't see why it wouldn't work but of course I have to say check with ARB and or Switch Pro before wiring this way.
Personally, my switchpro was already full with other accessories so I opted to just use the included harness to keep it headache free.
@@jcberb theres no 40amps running through that thin purple wire that's for sure... i don't see why it would need to be wired to something that can "handle" 40amps, because the power (amps) is going from the battery straight to the ARB. The purple wire is just an internal relay activation wire, minimal power requirements probably... or am i missing smth?
@@jcberb yeah sorry i misread about the 40amps going through the purple wire..makes sense what you say. I'm going to do the same: use the normal battery harness with the 2x40amp inline fuses and the purple wire to one of my switch pros wires
Hey Sir! This is Cherry from Coverado selling car accessories. Nice to meet you!
We are now looking for some partners to try our Tundra custom seat covers and help us make a video.
Are you interested in collaborating with us?😊
I appreciate the offer but no thank you. Best of luck with the product 🙏
@@prospectoverland No problem. Hope that we can collaborate in the future.