Trailblaza owners??
Submitted: Wednesday, Jan 28, 2004 at 11:01
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Hi All,
I am seriously looking at ordering a 60l (Standard) Trailblaza fridge...what I am trying to find out...is if this fridge would fit on a fridge slide on the floor of a 1994 80 series Landcruiser DX ???...I have checked the measurements of the length of the fridge (875mm) in the back of the vehicle (from the top of the rear
seat toward the rear (
barn) doors....and it seems that it would be a tight fit......anyone out there who has similar vehicle and fridge who could give me an idea if it will in fact fit ok would be great...ta.
Also a side question on the fridge... I have dual battery set up....why would I want my fridge to have an automatic switch to turn it it off at 10.5 volts???.....never used fridge in a car before...would just be interested to know why???.
Thanks...and cheers....
Mick.
Reply By: Moose - Wednesday, Jan 28, 2004 at 14:29
Wednesday, Jan 28, 2004 at 14:29
I have a 96 model 80 Series. Trailblaza fits fine behind the seats - long ways, not across the back (if you know what I mean). I've got a piece of old carpet to protect the back of the
seat. The back of the fridge then reaches to just in front of the rear tie down hook (which is what I tie it to).
Mine isn't on a slide - gets tied in when we go away. You can still open the fridge door when it is in place.
As far as I know the cutout is built in to protect the fridge electrics - but not sure on that one.
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Reply By: friar - Wednesday, Jan 28, 2004 at 15:29
Wednesday, Jan 28, 2004 at 15:29
Hi Mick
Good choise of fridge you wont be sorry as for the cutout at 10.5 volts
i have put it to the
test ,you are able to start your car if the fridge
cuts out ,you would probably only get one go at starting as it only just
turned my diesel hilux over. I have 3 batteries which get charged when
driving with 3 seperate plugs for each battery that way you can only
discharge 1 battery at a time
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