Anker Qi and Magsafe Holders for 2022+ Toyota Tundra

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If, like me, your new Tundra came with wireless CarPlay and Android auto, but no Qi charger, here is a quick and easy way to add that function that doesn't require any major work, wiring or console disassembly and uses standard 100mm round Qi pucks or standard Apple Magsafe pucks. Just print the appropriate mount, pop in your Anker Qi or Apple MagSafe charger puck and place the mount in your lower front console as pictured. Run the cable to the console charging plug, using a couple of adhesive clips if desired. You could also do a neater install by using a fuse tap and a hardwire 5v power supply and drilling a hole to bring the wire in from behind. I may do that in the future. You can use some double sided tape to hold the mount to the console but really not necessary. I have printed and tested the Qi version with my iPhone XR. If your phone's Qi charging coils are in a substantially different position this may not work for you. I have not yet tested the MagSafe version since I don't have a MagSafe capable phone. It is likely that you will need to glue the puck into the mount to keep it in place as you pull the phone off the mount. If anyone makes one of these please let me know how it works and if anything needs tweaking. These things are pretty big objects and take some time to print, so be patient. They are about 5mm thicker than they need to be because of that little tab in the console. Not sure why that is there but I didn't want to grind it off. I plan to make another minor Qi version that removes the phone locating tabs and transfers those to a 1 or 2 mm thick beauty cover that can be glued on to cover the charger and present a flat clean face. When I get the time.
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Originally published on thingiverse.com by Raymond Lopiccolo (raylo32) · License: CC BY 4.0
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