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Looking to see where people have mounted their aftermarket switches for things like driving/spot lights and other accessories. I couldn't find a thread on this and got board of digging thread by thread so post your photos of your installs. if there is already a thread on this that I missed in the search post the link.
I don't remember which thread it was or who, but they had switches mounted in one of the sunglasses holder on the roof console. Was a pretty neat idea.
I'm thinking of doing this, They have a video, quick how to. I was having trouble drilling holes in my dash too. It was tough to be OK with drilling a hole in a $50k truck.
I did this set up in my truck for a temporary set up for my accessory drive lights. I drilled a small hole in the back of that miscellaneous cubby and put a dash cover up piece for the switch. its hled in by putty at the moment... I'll eventually move it over after I get the starkey set up and just bite the bullet and cut the dash where starkey mounts their switch.
I don't remember which thread it was or who, but they had switches mounted in one of the sunglasses holder on the roof console. Was a pretty neat idea.
I was thinking about doing that and was really curious how people have mounted switches in that general area.
I use "Painless Wiring" switches and mounted them in the left trim panel. I have my PIAA front driving lights and PIAA solitaire for rear "additional lighting" attached to these. I still have room for 3 more switches in this area if I add more.
I did this set up in my truck for a temporary set up for my accessory drive lights. I drilled a small hole in the back of that miscellaneous cubby and put a dash cover up piece for the switch. its hled in by putty at the moment... I'll eventually move it over after I get the starkey set up and just bite the bullet and cut the dash where starkey mounts their switch.
I like that look, very slick. Where did you get that dash cover piece and how did you mount it.