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12v outlet for rear passengers

H3slate

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I would like to put in a 12v outlet at the rear of the center console for the rear passengers. I think I saw someone post about this, just haven't been able to find it.

Can I just tap into the 12v outlets up front?

Need to get some power to the kids.
 

f5moab

Mr. Beretta
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Should be no problem tapping into the wires of one of the front plugs. Just makes sure not to plug too many high drain items at the same time.
 

4speedfunk

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I've been Toying around (no-pun) with putting a 120v outlet back there by the storage bin....robbed from a Toyota FJ Cruiser...

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It would be cool to install a 12v port right next to it. That way you're wired for whatever you need. I find the 120v outlet comes in handy at Jimmy Buffet concerts. Hangin in the parking lot with a commercial grade Hamilton Beach blender.
 

f5moab

Mr. Beretta
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I have a 12/120 inverter, installed under the front passenger seat that has two 120 volt sockets and one 12 volt powered USB socket.:)
 

MaxPF

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I've been Toying around (no-pun) with putting a 120v outlet back there by the storage bin....robbed from a Toyota FJ Cruiser...

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It would be cool to install a 12v port right next to it. That way you're wired for whatever you need. I find the 120v outlet comes in handy at Jimmy Buffet concerts. Hangin in the parking lot with a commercial grade Hamilton Beach blender.

That's why some crazy bastard invented the gas powered blender:

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If you live in CA you can't buy a gas powered blender :hjob: In that case, you either buy it in another state, use a ghey electric blender, OR.... if you have OBA, get (or make) an air-powered blender!

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Apparently they are pretty easy to make from an old blender and an old die grinder :thumbs:
 
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