I spent a long time getting up the nerve to cut a hole in the roof of the FJ Cruiser. I wanted to be sure that when I crated my wiring path it would allow multiple wires and facilitate changes. For water proof accessories I look to the marine industry. In this case I looked…

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As part of my electrical rebuild I needed to find a place to install a  large number of switches. I chose to install them in the ceiling panel of the FJ Cruiser. To do so I utilized Daystar switch panel designed for a jeep application. Here is an earlier post on the parts I used:…

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I installed the vent panel and fuse box in the FJ. I must say I think I finally found the place for the auxiliary fuse box. The box will be easy to access when fuses need to be checked. The wire has plenty of space to route behind the panel.  

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I finally got some of the supplies I needed to get moving forward on the rebuild of my auxiliary electrical system. The project for today was to build the wiring harness for the passenger compartment fuse box. I built the harness using connectors so it can be removed is the dash panels need to be…

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Ok.. I got up the nerve to start slicing and dicing. I have the passenger compartment fuse box ready for install. I will be adding a harness with a multi position jack to the panel can be unplugged from my accessory wiring harness. More to come…. Accessory Power System Post Index

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