I was wondering if anyone made accessory switch panels that mount into the pre-existing holes in the dash of my 03 F150 SuperCrew. I'd like to add some switches like one to control the inverter I installed, and one to control the backup camera for those idiots driving my truck that can't use mirrors, and a couple other uses, but I don't really feel like making a custom switch panel.

The other question I have is whether the stock fuse box can have accessories added into it, or if it's pretty well used up by all factory items. I want to be lazy when I install a couple components, and instead of running a seperate box and making a harness for it, I'd like to just tie into the existing wiring.

Thanks

 

If you have an single din aftermarket headunit, you can put the switches in the left over space. I did this in my truck and love it.

 

Ok, I figured out where I'm going to put the switches, and even where I'm gonna tap the dimmer circuit to allow the lighting on the switch panel to dim. I would like to know if anyone has a source to buy the factory connectors, especially the ones that attach the switch for the 4x4 selector switch. I'd like to rig it so i don't have to tap the factory harness too much, and so when I remove the panel I don't leave wires dangling, or scarred. Anyone got ideas?

[EDIT]
Figured it out... after most of a day at work wasted looking through the catalog it looks like the connector is a female Delphi Metri-Pack 280 (Manufacturer P/N: 12052856). The connector on the back of the transfer case switch is the male version of the same series (Manufacturer P/N: 12110440). Both connectors are available from Mouser Electronics, and probably some others.