Trucking & LogisticsInstallation & Assembly3MediumOwner-Operator$ implied
Cannot access factory power connectors to install a CB radio in a leased 2026 Peterbilt 579.
No aftermarket or dealer-provided solution for easily tapping into power for CB installation in newer truck models with hard-to-reach factory connectors.
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May 22, 2026
App Concept
TapLink Connect
TapLink Connect is a plug-and-play power tap adapter designed for modern trucks like the Peterbilt 579. It provides easy access to the factory power connectors without splicing, using a Y-harness that matches the truck's OEM connectors. No tools required, install in minutes.
Key Features
- Vehicle-specific harness compatible with Peterbilt 579 and other makes
- Y-splitter design to avoid wire splicing
- Weatherproof connectors for long-term reliability
- Supports multiple accessories (CB, radar, dashcam) with optional multi-port module
Target Users: Owner-operators and fleet technicians of late-model heavy trucks (especially Peterbilt, Kenworth) who need to install aftermarket electronics without cutting factory wiring.
Revenue Model: $49.99 per harness (one-time purchase) + $29.99 for multi-port expansion module
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