I think that should work. Thanks for watching.

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Thank you very much, I appreciate it.

no you're not. i did it too, it totally makes sense so everyone in the back can charge thier phone etc... instead of dangling wire all the way to the front 😄

For sure, super functional mod. Thanks for watching.

My pleasure, thanks for watching! It's always nice to keep the kids happy. I have a question for you. Did you go 3 inches down from the top of the rear panel? If so how did work out for you? Any issues? I'm curious to see if 3 inches works for everyone. Thanks!

Thanks man. 👍

I'm happy it helped. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching! Hope the install goes well.

Thanks!

Thank you, and thanks for watching! The knobs are still one of my favorite mods.

luis gabriel thank you and thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching.

Thank you for watching, glad I could help.

Awaome, thanks for letting me know. Appreciate it

Thank you! I'm happy to see your channel doing well!

@@ClassyTacos dude the one viper cut video popped off and got me like 150 followers lol all it takes is one I guess

@@KnightWheelsMedia I'm a little jelly!

No problem, thanks for watching. Hope your install goes smoothly.

No problem 👍 Thanks for watching.

Ya that would be awesome. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for the heads up. Glad it worked out for you.

Thanks brother, and thanks for watching!

Thank you, and thanks for watching!

Thats a great idea. Search the web, some people use the smaller cubby on the passenger side to mount an entire panel in there.

Sounds good

Thank you sir, and thanks for watching.

Thank you for the kind words.

Make sure the cig lighter is getting power, then make sure power is getting to your USB charger. Sometimes the splice connectors don't lock into the wire just right. Also, test it with the vehicle on. It would be easy to test it with a test light. Your looking to find where the power has stoped flowing.

I don't think so, this install runs off the cig lighter in the cubby, the front charger is on a different circuit. Almost positive on that one.

I used the quick splice for this one. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. This is the kit I use. Ares Interior Trim Kit-- amzn.to/3getqqU

Ya that should work. Since you have the charging ports already you have a couple options. You could use USB extensions or extend the wiring to use those USBs in the rear or just tap into the existing wires. Thanks for watching.

You da man I just tapped into the existing outlet for power it 😢works great!

It’s a box that fits in the slot from Meso Customs. Thanks for watching.

The Blue Sea name brand is well trusted in the Marine/ RV Camper/ Overlanding worlds with a long history of working with no isses. Parts are guaranted for as long as you own them. That is directly from thier website. The cheaper ones have no history. Thanks for watching.

Yes, I had the wiring left over from a past install on a different vehicle. Its similar to this wiring-- amzn.to/3syz1O6

@@ClassyTacos Thanks again for the quick reply! Always appreciated

Thank you for the kind words. I'm no expert in electrical wiring. I would have to say no. Not a good idea with a straight hard wire to the battery. Maybe with the proper connections. You would want the connection to at least have an in line fuse for safety, and then to a usb charger. It would be a more difficult install to make it all look clean.

@@ClassyTacos thank you for your prompt reply I just happen to be looking at in line fuse right but I’m not sure what’s the right fuse would have to use for that double usb charger? Maybe 12 I’m leaning towards installing it the way you did, thanks again 👍

@@Ramonperez590 The USB charger says it has a parasitic draw which means that if you wired direct to battery it would be draining your battery when your vehicle is not on. Not recommended.

Thank you for the kind words. I went with the T and the splice in case I needed to take things apart in the future. It makes it easier to remove and put back together. With just a splice it would be more work to remove and put back the wiring. Hope that makes sense.

@@ClassyTacos yeah that makes sense. I think it would be just as easy to just pull the plug and maybe tape the ends from the USB port side but easier to remove the whole cable if needed for sure.

@@robcannella That works too.

Nope, not in the closed position. It will if you have the seat down and are trying charge a device.

Its easy bubs, swing by I'll hook you up.

You could pull from the lighter in the front lower dash area if you rely wanted too. Thanks for watching

@@ClassyTacos Yeah I could do that. Thanks for the reply.

Is that an inline fuse in the wiring? It so, how many amps is it, 20? I have bad luck with anything electric, so…thx.

It depends on how you run the wiring and from where you are drawing power. Look into the Guild Outfitters 12V in cab kit. Here is the install for that. -- kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d-B_pcJ3rJ2-hGg.html This kit goes directly into the inverter for 120v in the cab separating the power for the USBs and the 120. This is a safer route than pulling all the power from one wire. I'm not an electrician, I just always go the safer route. Thanks for watching.

Kevin Robinson if you plan on using a USB plug in type charger for the cigarette lighter with cables plugged into it. You could just close the lid and have the cables come out the back of the lid. Using the lighter the way you are trying would require you to cut a whole in the inner council and then another one out the back. If I am understanding you correctly. The cup holder will get in the way. Hope that helps.

@@ClassyTacos Thanks for the quick reply! I really like your setup, but not sure if Im ready to tackle the install (tapping into the cigarette lighter wires specifically). You are correct, my thought was to use the existing lighter, plug a dual cig lighter USB charger into it, connect 2 USB cables, then drill holes in the inner console and the outer console using a grommet for a cleaner look. The USB cables wold pass through both holes through the grommet . The grommet would be in the same spot you installed the USB charger, 3" below the top.

Kevin Robinson that sounds like it would work. I think the tap in is better/ cleaner and you get to leave the inner console alone. I understand you have to do what you feel comfortable with. Once you drill the inner section of the console theres no going back. Good luck with the install and thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching, I hope it helps.

I really don't remember, anything from 16-22 should be good. It's a short run.

Still working ok?

@@HM-vu9zw ya no issues at all yet.

I used 18 I think. Any where around that should be fine. You can try to match the factory size as bedt you can for peace of mind.

@@ClassyTacos Thank you, yeah was wondering because the provided wiring/fuse harness seems to be a thicker gauge than what it connects to in the center console, wasn't sure if it would be a problem on an extra run of wire tacked on

The Blue Sea does not come with wiring. Some of the cheaper ones do come with wiring.

The tapping would be the same with just 2 different taps. Now, you would have to make sure the wiring is capable of the full draw from what you plan to charge.

@@ClassyTacos Ok, thanks! How would I do that? (I have zero wiring experience.)

@@willmtaylor start doing online research interns of wire gauge, look up the draw from what you plan to plug in. You just want to make sure you are not over pulling on the wire or connections. Bad things happen, roasted interior. If you are not very familiar with electrical, please talk to a professional before you start adding anything.

Awesome, thanks for the heads up!

It was from a past project that never happened. The wiring can be created easily with wire and clips. Also, the cheaper USB linked under the video comes with the wiring set up. Thanks for watching.

Here is a link to a decent one-- amzn.to/3jR8DtP The one I have is from the 70s and still going strong. I don't have the brand anymore. The ones I like are a bit old school. Thanks for watching.

@@ClassyTacos .....Thanks for the link, I will definitely check it out.

It's really tight on the sides. If anyone slides the front seats back enough while in use, there is a good chance you are going to break at least the charger.

Not an electrical expert here, but I can't see why not. It would be using the same power from the cig lighter in the arm rest you already have. Thanks for watching.

From what I understand the 2nd gens are similar to the 3rds, I don't see how it could not help. Proper install and parts should work just fine. Thanks for watching.