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 Post subject: Rocker Switch Placement
PostPosted: Sat Jul 12, 2014 9:31 am 
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So I am about to pull the trigger and buy some lights. :BANANA: I'm going to start small with one switch for now, but will eventually need space for about three. Where did you put your switches or see other people put theirs?

I like atthehelm's switch pod but don't have a need for that many, and I don't know if he actually ever started making them. I heard the wiring is easy to do up there and I could just fill the extra spots with blanks.

So what are my other options?


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I've been considering placing rocker switches at the bottom of the dash in the center. I don't have heated seats so IIRC there are at least 2 or 3 open spots down there around the hazard and back seat plug buttons.

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DetroitKK wrote:
I've been considering placing rocker switches at the bottom of the dash in the center. I don't have heated seats so IIRC there are at least 2 or 3 open spots down there around the hazard and back seat plug buttons.


I don't think it's possible. The whole stack is a circuit board. I looked into it when wiring my first set of lights.

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This is where I put my switch. Plans are to keep going across right under the switch stack DetroitKK is talking about.

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Bmxer524 wrote:
DetroitKK wrote:
I've been considering placing rocker switches at the bottom of the dash in the center. I don't have heated seats so IIRC there are at least 2 or 3 open spots down there around the hazard and back seat plug buttons.


I don't think it's possible. The whole stack is a circuit board. I looked into it when wiring my first set of lights.

This is where I put my switch. Plans are to keep going across right under the switch stack DetroitKK is talking about.



Good to know, I may end up dropping some switches in the same place as you instead.

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