TGL's on-board compressor

[The Green Lantern]

The 400P can air up a 35" x 12.5" tire from 15 to 30 PSI in about 1.25 minutes, and air down the same tire from 30 to 15 PSI in about 2.75 minutes using the versatile 35 ft. air down hose.

[DRTYFN]

Nice.

I'd recommend using rubber grommets on all of the holes where the cable passes through metal.

[The Green Lantern]

Originally Posted by DRTYFN

Nice.

I'd recommend using rubber grommets on all of the holes where the cable passes through metal.

Sweet,....will do.

[raptorman53]

nice install

[f5fstop]

Nice, great location. Do you get any vibration from the compressor while driving?
I totally agree with DRTY, add some rubber to some of those locations, and I'm sure there is a fuse at the start of the B+ cable.
(Next time write me, there is a way to go from front to back without cutting any holes in the vehicle, except at the trim panel.)

[BACKNBLACK]

TGL Looks good. To air down I would buy the stauns they work great and can be set to a psi you want and can be put on all 4 tires at the same time.



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F5, what might that path be? Please enlighten us :-) I assume through the firewall and under trim and carpet?

Thanks

[f5fstop]

Actually, the path is just inside the rear luggage compartment trim panel; in the rear corner. Fish the wire down, then through a square hole, and then down under the vehicle. Then run the wire over to the driver's side (or you can find a hole on the driver's side too), and follow the routing of the rear trailer harness wiring. This goes up into the engine compartment, right behind the battery.
Or you could just follow and tie strap on top of the frame rails, and around body mounts.