OEM Onboard Air Compressor (Tire Inflator) install complete using how-to DIY

[PdlMnk]

https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&hs=VduV&sca_esv=27a7418b8b74d555&hl=en&udm=7&fbs=ABfTbFVyMZGZf1hfvX9uKjN_-G8cqCQj_06QnZs315LoFmPf5bBLHMJ0vMQmTbuI72DM7jmSm18uaHUIcIw77cYBDAp2S_EK0zZU1C-EyNUuO0jdFwmZwyvGzdCO4UGFX0DpKBuGvypn24eQbHZtr5tBYTFG5pNRsMtr9CcmwkoQ6Jc1by4JFgiOo4pi1biYskUz-pLuJ73UKmFOjz-yfaE4rwDDcqnsKArNRAoV20Zd0CDj7ugJBrE&q=elmhurst toyota oem compressor&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiYiL_QtNiWAxWL0PACHYEmM28QtKgLegQIFBAB#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:b9671547,vid:C70ni34iOIw,st:0

Describes what to do in the video at 13:30

I did watch it like 50 times, somehow I always missed him saying "cut". Thanks for leading me back on the path

That being said, I have no power coming out of the connector to the compressor module. The module fuse is good, the 50amp looks good. I know my multimeter works as I tested it in the 120VAC outlet and tested on my 12V battery, which read 13.99V.

Any ideas what might be going on here? Also, this 50amp fuse is not a fuse I'm used to seeing. How do I get it out?

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[PdlMnk]

I'm wondering if anybody has this working on a 2026? I have a 2026, but I think most others are 2025?