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Decided to try out the new ARB brushless single air compressor since there was a deal at my local 4WP. Mounted it to the passenger bed between the fender with the air filter facing upwards using a couple of 1/8“ thick aluminum sheets. I trimmed the ARB wiring harness by loosely following the Kraken Tire inflation system install instructions: Kraken Tire Inflation System Installation Guide
I replaced the 10 awg power wire with 15 feet of 8 awg wire routed through the rubber seal underneath the rear passenger seat; then routed the wire along the passenger door sill wiring loom and into the engine bay through the rubber grommet by the front passenger fuse box. I put a 60 amp inline circuit breaker next to the fuse under the hood; this keeps power cut when I’m not using it. I hate using electrical tape for looms but found Tesa Automotive tape to be pretty good.
I mounted ARB’s universal switch panel and air chuck right next to the bed light. Most painful part is removing the inner fender liner, those 13 clips will make you sweat. Be careful when cutting into the truck bed too, those fibers are nasty and never quite wash out of your clothes; wear a mask.
I replaced the 10 awg power wire with 15 feet of 8 awg wire routed through the rubber seal underneath the rear passenger seat; then routed the wire along the passenger door sill wiring loom and into the engine bay through the rubber grommet by the front passenger fuse box. I put a 60 amp inline circuit breaker next to the fuse under the hood; this keeps power cut when I’m not using it. I hate using electrical tape for looms but found Tesa Automotive tape to be pretty good.
I mounted ARB’s universal switch panel and air chuck right next to the bed light. Most painful part is removing the inner fender liner, those 13 clips will make you sweat. Be careful when cutting into the truck bed too, those fibers are nasty and never quite wash out of your clothes; wear a mask.
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