Added some power ports to the Bravada console and 3rd seat area........

I was picking and discovered some shallow accessory jacks in a blazer/bravada. They are very shallow so I can put in the back of the console.



The 90* plug makes this possible.





They were in a cluster of three on the lower dash. I used one in the console.





And one in the rear compartment, where I already have power for my compressor.

Before:



After:





Nice neat and easy..... No more power issues for the kids!!

That's REALLY cool! But how do you keep the kids from messing with your shocks???

They are the air lift 1000 bags, so not a quick response from a button push. It moves up and down slow so kids are not fascinated with it. My kids are 14, 17, & 19 so it is not an issue anyway.

Tim

BigBlackBeaSSt wrote:

They are the air lift 1000 bags, so not a quick response from a button push. It moves up and down slow so kids are not fascinated with it. My kids are 14, 17, & 19 so it is not an issue anyway.

Tim

Ahh good. My kids are 2 and 9 and they touch EVERYTHING.

looks cool tim

Cool find Tim,are they strictly for electronics or could they handle a heavy drain tool?
Jim Gordon

mtrhead79 wrote:

looks cool tim

Thanks John............

Flasheroo wrote:

Cool find Tim,are they strictly for electronics or could they handle a heavy drain tool?
Jim Gordon

Just electronics. The GM wiring is pretty light.

Nice job Tim. What wires did you splice into in the back? I've wanted to put a power outlet there for awhile, not just for passengers, but if I ever need to use a little compressor or something.

I pulled a #12 wire to the back of the car when I installed the air/pump bag system. I spliced into that wire.

BigBlackBeaSSt wrote:

I pulled a #12 wire to the back of the car when I installed the air/pump bag system. I spliced into that wire.

Ah ok. Maybe i'll just run a few feet of wire into the Azera console and just tap it in there.

Cadet57 wrote:

BigBlackBeaSSt wrote:

I pulled a #12 wire to the back of the car when I installed the air/pump bag system. I spliced into that wire.

Ah ok. Maybe i'll just run a few feet of wire into the Azera console and just tap it in there.

I put a power "bank" in my console. Now when I need power I can tap off of it.

Very neat and clean! Did you do the Airlift installation yourself?

BigWagon wrote:

Very neat and clean! Did you do the Airlift installation yourself?

Thanks..... Yes the installation is pretty straight forward.