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Old Aug 5, 2014 | 01:18 AM
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Originally Posted by NE Ford
I like that look, very slick. Where did you get that dash cover piece and how did you mount it.
I am drawing a blank (pun slightly intended) on the name of the plastic piece. I got it from a stereo installing shop. Its plastic and cuts pretty good with an exacto knife or box cutter. A din cover plate or ? Since I installed it, its been held in by putty. It pops out when it gets warm. I thought of a single torx bolt in the middle and have it anchored with a nut on the back of the cubby. But I will sometime soon do the Starkey products rear lights and move it to the left side dash area like they have it in their video.

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Old Aug 5, 2014 | 02:19 AM
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Originally Posted by lethalweapon_09
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.
Got a link for those switches?
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Old Aug 5, 2014 | 06:49 AM
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Originally Posted by f150dave2002

I am drawing a blank (pun slightly intended) on the name of the plastic piece. I got it from a stereo installing shop. Its plastic and cuts pretty good with an exacto knife or box cutter. A din cover plate or ? Since I installed it, its been held in by putty. It pops out when it gets warm. I thought of a single torx bolt in the middle and have it anchored with a nut on the back of the cubby. But I will sometime soon do the Starkey products rear lights and move it to the left side dash area like they have it in their video.

I hope that helps...
The. starkey system is really nice. Watched the install video yesterday. Now I just need to convince myself that I need backup lights...
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