#Weboost antenna on truck install#

Most of the time was spent figuring it out.įor my install the passenger seat seemed more convenient to remove and move out of the way so I used this route. It's also easy to undo and no holes need to be made or drilled. It took messing around with a bore scope, feeling around and to find the right path to make it work. I also don't know if there is a flap of some kind that I am leaving open by having a cable in it's path. My only concern is that I did not make a drip loop and there is potential for water to run down the cable and into the cab. This is a route available on Tacomas, it's just more difficult to access on a Tundra. I was able to fish a wire through the pressure relief vents between the cab and the bed. I originally tried pushing a wire in from the outside portion of the vent but wasn't successful.

There is constrained and limited access to these vents from inside the vehicle through a hole in the pillars that is covered by trim. The air vents are not easily accessible and are in the void towards the lower portion of the C & D rear pillars. There is a matching grommet inside the truck. The grommets look like they are accessible if both seats were removed and if the black panel behind the seats(where the sub would be installed) was removed.

#Weboost antenna on truck driver#

There are 2 pressure relief vents between the cab and bed on the driver and passenger sides of the vehicle along with 2 grommets. The antenna can be folded down behind the cab when not in use.įor 12v power the traditional route made sense (grommet under truck following OEM wiring) however, based on the placement of my antenna a more direct route seemed interesting-I was also concerned about limited cable length and placement of the booster unit. In this instance I mounted a Weboost antenna on a Retrax rail using a Rhino Rack mount. I've been looking for alternate paths for cable routing from the bed to the cab for 12v bed power and for mounting an antenna.

Appreciate all of the information that this community provides! I haven't seen any posts using the path that I took for routing wires from the bed to the cab so I am sharing here. Don't seem to do as many mods to the Tundra as my FJ and not much that hasn't already been described here.