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https://rumble.com/v3uwg1w-2nd3rd-row-access-overlander-bed-full-build.html

I did have to dremmel some of the material away to get the switches to fit. Damn picture won't upload on here.

My 01 had a little cubby there I rarely used. Found my 3D printed panel off ebay.

Already altered lol

I altered it when I removed the one third row. Now that I've done that, I'm going to I've already altered it lol

I've already found it handy when I had to move a big desk and was able to remove everything in about 1 minute.

I wouldn't mind sharing my measurements and although my design is efficient it could use some refining.

I have a 12" P3 Fosgate with the amp attached to it behind the 3rd row passenger side. Sounds amazing. Just built an overlander bed over it as it's become part of the tree. Posted a video yesterday

If I were installing just an 8", I'd probably try to install it in the storage location at the drivers rear. I do believe you can buy aftermarket boxes to fit in there or replacing the whole panel

Although, I made a shorter pictures and music only video.

Posted at the top of the thread.

Haven't seen anyone else attemp to pull it off either.

My original design was pretty simple and could be easily duplicated. But, then I decided I had to add to it. Then went to store some stuff and took out the one 3rd row. Everything was flopping around so, I went with the drawer on one side.

I'm going to redo the video with the phone sideways, explain a few more things and better light.

Video uploaded top of thread.

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Good luck? Love my sequoia and would probably do the same if I could get a tundra. This forum doesn't seem to get much attention these days I suppose. Only had one response to my build awhile back.

Sounds like a grounding issue to me but, could be a slew of others. Bad alternator?

I replaced the broken handle 2 years ago and EVERY time I opened it, I was expecting it to break. I went with the Aired down inner and outer latch/lanyard and have 0 worries. Only took about 30 minutes with no regrets.

I'll clean it up, tend to a few minor issues and get a video. Definitely hasn't been as easy as removing the seats.