In the first part of this series, I outlined the components necessary for adding a 12v house electrical system to a Tacoma (or any other vehicle). This time, we'll walk through the specifics on how to do the actual installation of those components in a way that will stand up to the abuse of truck used for adventure.
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This is my second take at a house electrical battery system installation in the Tacoma. My first system was based around a 12v AGM battery and worked well for more than 6 years. In fact, it worked so well that I'm mostly copying the overall design for this system, with a few minor improvements that I've realized since I put the first setup together.
Before we get into the actual build-out, here's a refresher of the system itself: