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Old Feb 14, 2008
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Can't see pictures

I just recently signed up for this forum and I was browsing though the How-To section and realized that I cannot see many pictures in thetutorials. Is there somethign wrong on my end or can other people not see them also?
 
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Old Feb 14, 2008
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Others cant see them either, I think the makers of the how to's should add the picks back but that is up to them.
 
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Old Feb 14, 2008
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Others cant see them either, I think the makers of the how to's should add the picks back but that is up to them.
well i can't see pictures in some other parts, that is just the one part i first noticed it in.
 
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some of really old post you can see the pictures either, but all the newer ones should work fine.
 
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Old Feb 14, 2008
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well , i was looking at the post for the 12 volt power source in the bed How-To and i can't see any pics. Is that just me?
 
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Old Feb 14, 2008
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No, it isn't just you, the board was upgraded a little bit ago, and things got messed up. They'll be back, someday.
 
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Old Feb 14, 2008
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oh ok. That's the one thing I wanted to do to my truck. Guess i'll have to waitlol.
 
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Old Feb 14, 2008
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What pics do you need? I put one in my bed, and can get some pics in the morning if you want.

My brother went to FIT, and I went down there a few times a year. Have you been to Bizarro's pizza over the 192 bridge at A1A, in Indiatlantic? Theres days that I miss that pizza.
 
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Old Feb 14, 2008
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That would be great. I just need the pictures of the bed cap, where to run the wires, and the power distribution box. I can either figure out the rest or wait for the rest of the pictures. It shouldnt be too hard with those main pictures.

thanks in advance.
 
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Old Feb 14, 2008
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My brother went to FIT, and I went down there a few times a year. Have you been to Bizarro's pizza over the 192 bridge at A1A, in Indiatlantic? Theres days that I miss that pizza.
haha, yes I went there the other day for the first time. Good cheap pizza right by the beach. It's awesome
 
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Old Feb 15, 2008
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Ok, so to hook it up to the battery (or in my case, the fuse block I added, or If I remember correctly Christian hooked hid onto the stock fuse block):
Battery and Fuse Block I added:
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I have a step side bed, but am pretty sure there is a hole in the same location, on the fleet sides. The hole had to be made bigger (I think my receptacle needed a 1" hole) so I drilled it out with a hole saw. Also, if you have a bed liner, the hole isn't going to be pre-drilled in that, you have to do it yourself.
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Where I put my ground (not the best, didn't cover it with any silicone or anything, but it still works) You can see the red end of the ring terminal I used, just scraped away some metal, drilled a hole, and screwed a screw in with th ring:
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Old Feb 15, 2008
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damn, it's gonna suck making that hole. thanks man.
 
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Hey Sal,

Did you get that 12 volt plug in, I'm fixing to do mine soon.

Let us know.

Thanks,
 
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Old Mar 14, 2008
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I finished installing my 12 volt outlet in the bed. It works great!. I used some snap-on clamps and wire ties to keep the power wire put and a 1 inch hole saw to hog out the hole.

I used that plastic corrugated wire tubing to protect the wire along the frame. I also used a liberal amount of electrician's tape in areas where I secured the wire (double wrapped with the plastic tubing) so it's protected the entire length. I finished the connections with silicone sealer on all terminals and a fuse (30 AMP) splice.

All in all I used:

1. About 17-18 feet of 12 gauge wire for the power (I bought 21 feet and ran one piece, cut off excess). Ground wire is less than a ft. I used an existing hole to bolt the ground terminal to, just scrape off any paint first.

2. About 18 feet of corrugated tubing .

3. A roll or so of electrician's tape.

4. Misc. wire ties and snap-ons, about 7-8

5. One inline fuse holder near battery.

6. 12 volt outlet from a Marine shop, misc. terminals.

7. 1" hole saw

Sorry, no pics, if I can get my camera operating I'll add some pics.

Thanks all,
 

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