Project Ohio Blaze
. I couldn't afford the super 44, so i went with the CB
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From: Wapak, Ohio
Here is how I installed my power inverter. It works great I have played PlayStation in my truck with it! It cost about 40 bucks at Walmart.
1) Remove the lower part of the dash on the drivers side. (Above the Gas and Brake peddles
2) Inside the engine compartment (above where the brake peddle would be on the inside) Look for three indents, that form a triangle. This is where the hole should go (inside the triangle)
In the engine compartment
Inside the truck, you can see one of the small dents of the triangle
3) Drill the hole large enough for your wires
4) Run your wires and don't forget a fuse I used a add-a-fuse deal.
5) Hook to battery, I chose these clips because it is simple and I can unhook it and not fear a drained battery.
6) Now for the wires inside the truck, I ran the under the plastic in the door jams right under my drivers seat
7) I ran a master switch in my center console.
8) Make sure all soldered connections are good and taped well, then hook it up and try it!
Oh ya about the Tint, I Said screw it, it's too hard to do and the temps are now too cold do it, It would freeze to the window over night lol
1) Remove the lower part of the dash on the drivers side. (Above the Gas and Brake peddles
2) Inside the engine compartment (above where the brake peddle would be on the inside) Look for three indents, that form a triangle. This is where the hole should go (inside the triangle)
In the engine compartment
Inside the truck, you can see one of the small dents of the triangle
3) Drill the hole large enough for your wires
4) Run your wires and don't forget a fuse I used a add-a-fuse deal.
5) Hook to battery, I chose these clips because it is simple and I can unhook it and not fear a drained battery.
6) Now for the wires inside the truck, I ran the under the plastic in the door jams right under my drivers seat
7) I ran a master switch in my center console.
8) Make sure all soldered connections are good and taped well, then hook it up and try it!
Oh ya about the Tint, I Said screw it, it's too hard to do and the temps are now too cold do it, It would freeze to the window over night lol
Last edited by 96chevblazer; Nov 3, 2009 at 05:18 PM.
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Okay i got around to cutting the pipe and fitting the tip, Cutting the pipe and putting the tip on made it a little bit louder here is a youtube vid of it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_VC9f1FZFY
Here is the stock pipe
You can see where i am gonna cut, it is where the first black line is
Here is the tip, I got it for $8 bucks at Auto Zone
Here is the pipe with the tip before cutting
Here's how much I cut off
And here is final product!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_VC9f1FZFY
Here is the stock pipe
You can see where i am gonna cut, it is where the first black line is
Here is the tip, I got it for $8 bucks at Auto Zone
Here is the pipe with the tip before cutting
Here's how much I cut off
And here is final product!
