This is the wayPlug one of these into the passenger footwell fuse box.
https://a.co/d/aH9wXbb
Scroll down on this link for a fuse diagram:
https://www.rivianforums.com/forum/threads/interior-passenger-side-fuse-box.8397/page-2
Polar is right...The center console USB-C ports are meant for only two things: connecting phones and/or putting in a SSD to capture DriveCam videos. I think you'll find that it doesn't output enough juice to power a screen - EV Sportline confirmed that it didn't have the power for their screen. If you're only using it when towing, just get a plug in adapter for the AC power and run a cable from it.
Might look into the fuse box route then, as I don't have AC or DC power near enough in the truck. My R1T doesn't have the DC plug under the center console (June 2023 build).
Sorry to resurrect this thread and your comment Kozak79, but do you happen to know if those particular fuses turn off when the truck goes to sleep, or if they will constantly draw? Hoping for the former...Plug one of these into the passenger footwell fuse box.
https://a.co/d/aH9wXbb
Scroll down on this link for a fuse diagram:
https://www.rivianforums.com/forum/threads/interior-passenger-side-fuse-box.8397/page-2
I'm not sure. Didn't see that info in the diagrams.
Guess I'll find out when I install the screen in the next week or so...
So, in the end I am able to power the monitor off of one of the USB-C ports which intrigued me as I thought I had read that they wouldn't push enough power. Still need to test the connection between the monitor and the camera itself.Here are the locations of the clips
Back side, towards the outside of the vehicle:
Back inside clip:
Front outside clips:
Front inside clips:
Fuse panel itself:
i started by taking out the screws, the popping the back clips out. I was able to do this just by pulling on the panel itself, then with a little more force I was able to take out the front clips. I never needed a trim tool, and none of the clips broke.
I did have to pop the whole foot well light out of the panel, as I couldn't get the cord itself out of the light without feeling like I was going to break it.
Was able to get to the panel and tried putting in my fuse tap (F64), but wasn't able to get it to power the screen I am installing. However, the USB-C ports next to the rear screen seems to be powering it just fine. Not sure what's up with that...
