A mouse got into the fuse block on my 07 Tundra. Even though there's not a spec of rust on it I really didn't want to buy a new wiring harness so I just repaired it. If you want to make the install look factory I would try to find a Tacoma (or possibly another Toyota) in a junkyard with a damaged fuse block. Chances are the wiring harness would also be damaged. But odds are the relays and wiring harness would be good.
The wiring harness for the relays would be easy to add. They just snap in place. The fuse block on my Tundra was held in place by 3 or 4 screws. Once removed there's a cover on the bottom of the block. Remove that and then you could snap that part of the harness into place. You would have to make your own harness using the damaged one from the junkyard.
It would have been easy to tap into power. There were several spots to access it. At least one had a screw that held multiple wires onto a metal block with power. Chances are the wiring for the fuses also snaps into place. It would be more work that going aftermarket but you could have a nice clean install.
The wiring harness for the relays would be easy to add. They just snap in place. The fuse block on my Tundra was held in place by 3 or 4 screws. Once removed there's a cover on the bottom of the block. Remove that and then you could snap that part of the harness into place. You would have to make your own harness using the damaged one from the junkyard.
It would have been easy to tap into power. There were several spots to access it. At least one had a screw that held multiple wires onto a metal block with power. Chances are the wiring for the fuses also snaps into place. It would be more work that going aftermarket but you could have a nice clean install.
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