*Indel-B Fridge/Freezer GROUP BUY AND BS THREAD!!!**CLOSED

Thanks buddy, got to do some thinking on this!!!

 

Do you have a part number or name for this outlet/plug? That link doesn't show it. And my 12v plug has also been wiggled loose a few times.

 

Blue Sea Systems, the P/N's are listed next to the item. If you are located in Denver your best bet would be ordering from Amazon. Do a quick search there, you should find everything you need.

 

There are 156 pages on that link, thought you might know what it was called or if you used it. And I searched on Amazon and the internet and hadn't found anything like you described before which is why I was asking. I have a blue sea 12v outlet but it holds the standard connector in no better than a regular one.

 

Sweetness. Thanks man.

 

Where is yours installed? I put this one in the back of my console about a month ago and have had no problems.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00QKDXB8E/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_DOwBxb7QMRP47

 

Is the new(er) cord for ARB fridges compatible with the Indel? If so, you could use that in conjunction with the ARB Threaded Socket Mount 10900028 (or their Freezer Wiring Kit- 10900027).

I can't find information if the cables are the same form factor via google, anyone know?

 

I am sure you could build one, by splicing the wires, but the 12v plug on the indel looks like it is specific for the fridge.

 

Thanks @aero3685

 

Damn looks good. I need to get it done soon. Already have the kit from wagongear.

 

I must suck at this, but I cannot for the life of me get those hinges out through the small holes. Nothing moves at all. Ive used a bobbypin and paper clip, and they just bend or don't move.

 

Did you do the same method as @aero3685 to push out the little pivot arms? I cant for the life of me to get them out

 

The little pins that the lid originally hinges on? They are deep in there, I tried a few things (small drill bits, thin punch thing that wasnt thin enough), but a paperclip was the winning tool to get the job done. And one side will be easier than the other. Just push straight in... maybe 2".

They were harder to get at with the replacement fridge I got, but still opened the same way, just the holes had a little more plastic covering them than the first fridge.

 

I did, but it was a pita for me.

 

Oh the pins? Then yes, but I it took me a while to find something long enough. I think I used a tiny screwdriver.

 

Ill try again after this weekend. it took me like 20 minutes of sticking shit down the damn hole... and nothing worked.

 

Do you still need this? Sorry I was on the road for a big trip and just got back.

 

If you can please!!!

 

Hard to find an ideal place in my FJ. I wish it would fit behind the front seat but I would have to move the seat to far forward. I may try another setup with it in the back next to the fridge. I am using the mounting brackets which were included with the ArkPak and they have held up fine.



Nothing fancy.