OEM Air Compressor

[turbo8]

Does anyone have pictures of the air hose? Can it inflate multiple tires at once or just one at a time?

 

[BoostedGX]

You think you can convert the fittings to the standard compressor fittings on the compressor side?

 

[remmy]

Will this mod only work on Overtrail models, or will it work with any GX550?

I am hoping to get a Premium, and I know this would be a very useful mod, and although I know I can use a viair or ARB unit, or another version, I also think it is worth the cost for a clean-looking install that looks and is OEM. I especially like this because it is out of the way.

Thread from the dead, I’m terribly sorry.

But I’m not finding an answer to GXXR’s question. I too would like to know. Any insight from y’all?

 

[turbo8]

Thread from the dead, I’m terribly sorry.

But I’m not finding an answer to GXXR’s question. I too would like to know. Any insight from y’all?

Look in your fuse box and see if you have a fuse for the air compressor. It's a 50amp fuse labeled TIRE INF.
If you have that fuse, the harness might be back there.

 

[remmy]

Great tip and thank you for the effort! I’ll check when I eventually pick one up.

 

[YellowLab]

You think you can convert the fittings to the standard compressor fittings on the compressor side?

Yes - you can buy adaptors for the various standards on amazon

 

[Mack]

I just installed mine today. There is an updated part number for the compressor now. I do not know what changed. The install isn’t bad.

 

[NewSchool OldSchool]

I completed the install today. I couldn’t find a writeup online so I’ll give a quick one.

You will need to pull the rear cargo floor first, then remove the entire side plastic panel. Easily completed by removing lower seatbelt bolt and 3 10mm fasteners.

You will need to drill out the melted rivers on the cubby. Do not over drill as it will come through the front of the panel!

Once removed loosely and install the 3 provided screws to affix the bracket to the compressor. Interlace the nutserts on the right side and bolt the 3 fasteners through the body. The bracket is bolted to the inside of the jack cradle.

There is one plug that plugs into the panel and the rest go between the panel and the compressor.

What model year did you install this into? I can I install into my 2024?

 

[Mack]

What model year did you install this into? I can I install into my 2024?

Mine is a 2024 OT +. I do not know if they are all prewired for it, but mine was.

The part number for the kit I used:

PT94960241

 

[turbo8]

Mine is a 2024 OT +. I do not know if they are all prewired for it, but mine was.

The part number for the kit I used:

PT94960241

From what it looks like, 2024 non Overtrail trims don't have the area prewired, even though they have the fuse in the fuse box.

 

[Mack]

It may be possible with a bore scope to check through the jack panel without removing panel. That is unfortunate for many if true. It is a handy pump.

 

[Wayne]

You think you can convert the fittings to the standard compressor fittings on the compressor side?

The compressor has a standard male air fitting that matches all those I have in my shop.

 

[BoostedGX]

The compressor has a standard male air fitting that matches all those I have in my shop.

Can that be turned into a female fitting ? Like in a traditional way? I’ve never looked behind the panel

 

[Rosco]

From what it looks like, 2024 non Overtrail trims don't have the area prewired, even though they have the fuse in the fuse box.

Any idea if the 2025 or 2026 non Overtrail trims are like this?

 

[Pottsy]

I really want to do this...and I am pretty handy, but this looks intimidating to me.

 

[Mack]

It is not difficult. The kit came with everything needed except a ratchet set. There is a writeup on another forum if you search. The panels just popoff after removing a handful of bolts.

 

[turbo8]

I really want to do this...and I am pretty handy, but this looks intimidating to me.

Here is how I did it. OEM onboard air GX550 DIY

 

[Mack]

I followed your guidance turbo 8. I appreciate you doing that.

 

[AtomicEric]

Installed the OEM compressor in my '24 OT+. Lots of plastic clips, Followed write up on IH8MUD link above. That was very nice to see how much had to come off. I spent more time trying to minimize the plastic cutout shape but most of the panel surface in the back had to come out. Works nice with a digital touch for Lexus. Air down feature is nice and doesn't require pulling valve stem to work quickly.

I found that if you remove the cup holder cubby (3rd row that the OT's didn't get), the air compressor bag fits nicely in that spot. Was going to cut down the plastic or order a replacement to cut ($80) to finish off trim. There is another front facing cover that can be removed for more cubby storage.

 

[Finn GX]

Installed the OEM compressor in my '24 OT+. Lots of plastic clips, Followed write up on IH8MUD link above. That was very nice to see how much had to come off. I spent more time trying to minimize the plastic cutout shape but most of the panel surface in the back had to come out. Works nice with a digital touch for Lexus. Air down feature is nice and doesn't require pulling valve stem to work quickly.

I found that if you remove the cup holder cubby (3rd row that the OT's didn't get), the air compressor bag fits nicely in that spot. Was going to cut down the plastic or order a replacement to cut ($80) to finish off trim. There is another front facing cover that can be removed for more cubby storage.

nice job. This OEM air compressor is amazingly easy and convenient to use, and quick fill & deflate.