Where is the interior fuse box?

May be a dumb question, but I can’t find it

 

It is about 1.5" wide x 4.5" long with a black snap on cover way up in there above parking brake.

 

Just want to confirm, on the 2022, right?

 

Uh no, 2021

 

Bump

 

Just posted this exact thing in another thread lol .. but PG 493 in the owners manual has the cabin fuse locations. There is one under the glove box area and one underneath the rear seat storage, both on the passenger side.

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/no-dome-lights-this-morning….105483/

 

Did the truck come with an owners manual?

 

Ahhh, the book of knowledge, containing all for which you seek.

 

I’ve accessed it. It is above the passenger footwell. You have to drop a plastic liner to get access to it. You’ll need to press these (photo below) clips in to drop the liner under the glovebox. If you have a Premium or 1794 there’ll be a light attached to the liner that lights up your feet, and you slide the light assembly off. The rest of us peasants (with feet lying in shadow) don’t have that to worry about. The liner front comes down then pull towards the rear of the truck to get it out. Reverse that to get it back in, just make sure you line up the rear tabs back into its square receptacles before pressing up to clip the front.

To see the fuse box you basically have to lay down on the passenger footwell facing up. Bring a light with you, to get the cover off you’ll need to depress the clip which is on end towards the rear of the truck. The cover has the fuse locations mapped out. If you need a fuse puller there’s one in the engine bay fuse and relay box on the passenger side under the hood. It’s white and in the corner of the fuse and relay box.

 

You better be a real small cat if you think you are going to lay down on the passenger side floor and look at that fuse box. For a company that does so many things so right, they f’ed this up royally. It should have been mounted vertically with an access panel on the right side of the dashboard.