Switch Panel
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08-12-2009, 10:56 PM
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I've heard there is a chance of melting the plastic when taking a dremel to it. I guess I'll just have to take it slow.
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08-13-2009, 01:32 PM
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Only two switches were hooked up, one for fogs and one for reverse lights. I went ahead and added the other two switches to make it look complete. I'm sure somewhere down the road I'll figure something else to hook up.
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08-13-2009, 08:30 PM
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Its been a while since I did this but I drew the panel in CAD so that I could figure out my layout then printed it to scale. Overload it and marked the centers for the switches. I used a unibit to drill the holes. For anything on the back that may have interfered I just used a razor blade or some snips. I don't recall having to use a dremel to it but if you do just take your time not to melt it.
Only two switches were hooked up, one for fogs and one for reverse lights. I went ahead and added the other two switches to make it look complete. I'm sure somewhere down the road I'll figure something else to hook up.
Only two switches were hooked up, one for fogs and one for reverse lights. I went ahead and added the other two switches to make it look complete. I'm sure somewhere down the road I'll figure something else to hook up.
