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Installing OEM Inverter/AC plug in 2024 Sienna Limited

taskeen21

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Hello,
I have a 2024 Sienna Limited. It did not come with a factory inverter/AC plug. I would like to install it. Questions:
1. Is it even possible? If yes,
1. a. Is it pre-wired?
1. b. Is it a DIY?
1. c. Parts? Price to expect?

2. If not, what makes it impossible?

Thanks in advance
 
Hey @taskeen21. Yep, it’s possible to add the inverter/AC plug to your 2024 Sienna Limited. I know a lot of people who have done it aftermarket, It’s usually prewired up to a point but you still have to do some plug and play and trim work, so you can try DIY if you’re handy with panels and sockets. Expect parts and a quality inverter up in the few hundred dollar range once all is said and done. What are you planning to run off it on your trips?
 
Hey @taskeen21. Yep, it’s possible to add the inverter/AC plug to your 2024 Sienna Limited. I know a lot of people who have done it aftermarket, It’s usually prewired up to a point but you still have to do some plug and play and trim work, so you can try DIY if you’re handy with panels and sockets. Expect parts and a quality inverter up in the few hundred dollar range once all is said and done. What are you planning to run off it on your trips?
Thank you! I am planning to run the basic appliances like a mini fridge, microwave, small electric stove/kettle etc. My goal is to keep it as OEM as possible. I am looking for some videos. So far no luck.
 
Thank you! I am planning to run the basic appliances like a mini fridge, microwave, small electric stove/kettle etc. My goal is to keep it as OEM as possible. I am looking for some videos. So far no luck.
Well I think it's a good plan wanting to keep it OEM-ish. The factory inverter is pretty limited though, so running things like a microwave or kettle may push you toward a higher-output aftermarket setup. I'll try and find videos for you but I can't promise.
 
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