KustomFX

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Hi steve392,
Ok, you had the cubby hole switch panel that I did for....
Just still follow the schematic & match up whichever number to the switch connectors. There are small numbers on the back of the OTRATTW switch.

If I remember correctly, I folded back extra wires back so you can expand and indeed add another switch without having to buy any wiring.
(I believe you purchased the complete panel with the 3 switch cubby and I wired the 2 switches up for you).

Shoot me an email if you have any questions. I'll give you my number if you want to call me. Email: lethalweapon09@yahoo.com

The same schematic is how these SPST switches get wired up:

KustomFX

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Hi bertotti,

As a matter of fact: yes!!!

Here's a thread on a member that helped finish the fitment & finalize the R&D on the 13th gen trucks.
https://www.f150forum.com/f118/kusto...-panel-363153/

I just got the instructions completed and lasered a couple last last night for more examples to see (the new F-150 logo, FX4, Sport, etc...). I am planning to start a new sales thread in the "2015 & newer" classified so there is no confusion on those switch panels.

Keep in mind: there is NO room for the OTRATTW/Carling switches. The flat are is only 1 1/2" wide and the OTRATTW switches require 2". So these will only have the KIC switches available.
Email me for further details: lethalweapon09@yahoo.com
Thanks,
Brett

project_sacrunner

Hey man Im in the middle of building a pre runner and I think one of these panels would be very nice for the truck. Can you please message me with details

KustomFX

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Hi,
Feel free to email me and I can send pics & any info you need.
My direct email: lethalweapon09@yahoo.com

These switch panels were specifically built & designed for the F-150, but the measurements and shape may fit many other applications. (I just sold a panel & wiring to a forum member who is putting one in his wife's Dakota)

Email me & we can go from there.

Thanks,
Brett

schmidt1894

If I bought a pre-wired set up... the whole shabang... would it be easy to connect it to a blue sea fuse box? I am gonna have 3 light bars in the grill/front bumper, then I will have back up lights I will be mounting below my rear bumper and I will have bed lights. I am not sure if I am going to have a button inside the cab for the bed lights or not...

KustomFX

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Yes, you could do that. You'd just need a longer cable to run into the engine compartment.
I normally make them in 7' power cable lengths that extend down to the dash... so measure from the dash to the area of your blue sea fuse box & I can make the cable the length you need.

I too, have a blue sea fuse box but already had the switch & their wires already under the dash, but you can make it work either way.
Good idea!

Feel free to email me: lethalweapon09@yahoo.com

Thanks,
Brett

project_sacrunner

Thank you, I just emailed you. Hope to hear from you soon

KustomFX

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Got it & just replied.

Thanks & we can discuss the details of your panel

Thanks,
Brett

schmidt1894

Awesome that would be sweet. Where exactly do you have your blue sea fuse box? I am thinking about putting it in the engine compartment. But not sure really exactly where.

KustomFX

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Yes, I made a solid plate mount for myself & also my son. (I have a 12 circuit & I got my son a 6 circuit). I bolted one hole in the lip of the plastic battery tray surround... it straddles over the A/C lines, and I have a rear support that extends to the firewall & bolts to an existing ground stud.
Then I had them powdercoated.
I saw other members make other ones too and they have some great ideas/designs too, but it seems that bolting it to the battery tray lip is easiest ....plus convenient.
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