Anyone care to check the right side fuse box and confirm? (middle of pic, bottom left, 50A)Saw this on a different forum.. Next up would be finding where the circuit goes, in the GX it ends up in the rear drivers side compartment behind the wheel well.
Built in Tire inflator wiring??
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The 50A Tire Inflator fuse socket is there and designated as such. Don’t know about harness.
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Not part of TPMS... Its a wiring harness for a tire inflator. Actual wiring diagram is from a GX550.
Very interesting that there is a 50A circuit labeled "tire inf". I have been trying to decide where to plug in a 15A max Viair 85P inflator with a 12V cigarette connector. So far, I've tested it by plugging in a 7-pin/12V port adapter to the outside tailgate 7-pin port. This works with the vehicle engine on.
In the photo @mkg posted above, I see a 30A circuit labeled "towing brk" and a 30A circuit labeled "towing tail". I'm thinking these both run to the tailgate port. So, I think I could be OK with the Viar 88P (that has a 20A max rating) plugged into the tailgate port.
I'd rather plug the inflator into a 12V port inside the vehicle, but don't know the fuse/amp rating of that circuit.
Any opinions on this? (Assuming the LC wiring is the same as the posted GX photo.)
In the photo @mkg posted above, I see a 30A circuit labeled "towing brk" and a 30A circuit labeled "towing tail". I'm thinking these both run to the tailgate port. So, I think I could be OK with the Viar 88P (that has a 20A max rating) plugged into the tailgate port.
I'd rather plug the inflator into a 12V port inside the vehicle, but don't know the fuse/amp rating of that circuit.
Any opinions on this? (Assuming the LC wiring is the same as the posted GX photo.)
If it helps, this is the LC schedule:
That would be great if it is pre-wired for air pump.
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Odd.. as all other fuses labelled in the near vacinity are there!
Hopefully they just didnt re-use the GX fuse panel and just not include the wiring harness.
I noticed a few others on mine that were missing relays/fuses. The most notable was heated washer nozzles. That would be nice to have in the winter.
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