Our friend Jeremy has been a pro mechanic for decades and has done numerous overland builds over the years. In this first video, Jeremy talks through designing electrical system upgrades based on the components you will need to wire up, and he also discusses what components will be going into Matt's Suburban.

In this second episode Jeremy lays out how to create a wiring plan. Included in this video: things to consider, and pitfalls to be avoided. Remember: start simple, and let your plan evolve.

In this third episode Jeremy goes into detail on how to make a wiring harness, including: tools you will need, how to correctly measure, proper planning and final steps. He covers everything you need to make this overland vehicle wiring install safe and neatly done.

In this fourth episode Jeremy goes into detail on how to run your wires through the firewall and how to keep water from getting in.

In Part 5 of the 'Build Breakdown: DIY Overland Electrical' video series, Jeremy finishes up the electrical upgrades in this full size truck overland build. He goes over shore power and splicing large power cables, labeling wires, and mounting components in the engine bay.

In Part 6 of this 'Build Breakdown' video series, Jeremy, of Family Adventures Overlanding walks through the advantages of using an air ride suspension system on your off-road vehicle, instead of just using stronger leaf springs. He also goes through the full installation step-by-step and gives tips that will help you along the way.

We are coming near the end of this 'Overland Build Breakdown' video series. In Part 7 Jeremy, of Family Adventures Overlanding, walks through the benefits of a York Air Compressor and a brief overview of how to install one.