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Thanks for the thoughts. Where did you mount the Anderson plug on the "vehicle side of things"? I am thinking somewhere around the back of the center console since I have the fridge instead of the center 2nd row seat. I would prefer to have it mounted somewhere out of the way as opposed to a...

Am I correct that a 13" MacBook Pro is a tad to thick to fit? - 1070CC is listed as 0.72", while my MacBook looks more like 7/8" (0.875)... :(

I looked through your Traxide gallery. Are those Hella plugs you installed in the back of the vehicle? You later upgraded to Anderson connectors for your fridge?

I did get the Traxide kit with wiring for the rear outlet. One thing that worries me a bit is the need to reposition the module that occupies part of the second battery compartment on the LR4, and also the battery charging on the LR4 (which is electronically controlled). I can set up the CCF...

Thanks for the info and the offer to crimp on the connectors. The fridge 12v supply cord is the standard National Luna 12v supply cord, which has a good sized gauge - I will need to check the exact gauge and order the correct Anderson powerpole from the link you provided. I have a traxide dual...

That's ok :) Had a temporary solution for that trip, and am now looking at the long-term solution - suggestions for improved connection is appreciated. Took a quick look at the Anderson connectors - lots of different ones...

My local BMW motorcycle store carried the socket. He mentioned that John Deere tractors use it as well. Although I did find the socket I ended mounting a high quality cigarette lighter plug on the National Luna 12v cord for this trip. The fridge worked well for our 4 day camping trip. I...

Does anyone know of any SoCal local stores that might carry a 12v Merit (aka "Hella", aka Iso 4165) socket? That is the socket required by the National Luna 12v power supply cord. In my wisdom I hadn't taken a closer look, but just registered a round standard car 12v sized plug... Not so, it...

Finally got time to remove the middle 2nd row seat and drop in the fridge - fits perfectly :) I was planning to bolt the quick release mounting plate to the floor, but that is hardly necessary. Though, will probably still do at some point. The fridge has never been used and came with both the...

Got an LR4... ;)

Yes, picked up from Jay this morning. Thanks Jay! Awesome rigs BTW!

Thanks. Hopefully, this one will fit too, then.

Picking up a pre-owned (un-used) 50l National Luna fridge this Saturday :) Will be perfect for our 1 week trip to Canyonlands National Park, UT, doing 5 nights of camping on White Rim Road this spring. Would love to also have the swing arm done by then... we'll see... Debating whether to just...

Thanks Jay, see you Saturday morning.

PM sent! Am in SoCal and can pick up.

Are there any stores in SoCal that carry National Luna fridges where they can be picked up so that there is no expensive shipping?

Thanks. The front tires just touch the front inside of the fender liner during parking maneuvers - as tires wear this should go away. Neither touch the rear "horn". I also checked the harness on the front driver side frame rail as recommended to me in this thread. Although it did not rub...

...and the last few pics from the trail... The last hours in the dark was interesting - some additional lighting would be nice :) Next planned outing is a 6 day trip to Canyonlands National Park, UT, traveling the White Rim Road. I have a few additions I hope to add between now and then...

We had a successful trip this weekend, traveling the Mojave Road trail that crosses the Mojave desert on the old indian trail - a 140 miles off-road adventure, not too technical but lots of variety: lose rocks, rock, deep sand, river crossing, wash board, dry lake bed, ... Some pictures below...

I tried 1. adjusting for the larger tire size, and although the car accepted the CCF I immediately got a check engine light, and the error code was corrupt memory. It could not be cleared, and the only way to resolve was to revert the CCF, confirming GAP Diagnostics info that it does not work...