Finished installing switches in overhead console
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Finished installing switches in overhead console
And I think they look great! Radio Shack switches (many others have used them on thier trucks) with part number 275-731. The red LED isn't too bright and reminds me if I use my lights during the day that thier still on and sucking down your battery stupid...
Also because this compartment normally holds the garage door opener I placed a few rubber feet above the latch so that it would not more when pressed on. You could still put a small garage door opener in thier if you wanted but this truck hasn't seen the inside of a garage nor will it ever at almost 7 feet tall.
Also because this compartment normally holds the garage door opener I placed a few rubber feet above the latch so that it would not more when pressed on. You could still put a small garage door opener in thier if you wanted but this truck hasn't seen the inside of a garage nor will it ever at almost 7 feet tall.
Last edited by dcovell; 04-21-2003 at 02:07 AM.
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I ran some multiple conductor wire and had to drill one hole though the firewall as all my wiring under the hood was on the passenger side. I need 3 conductor for each switch and they can share a common hot with the PIAA relays.
With you own relays you could share a common hot and ground. Then you just have a switched hot back to the relay to power it.
I have disconnects in the compartment in case I need to remove the switches.
The hardest part about running those wires was driling the hole right next to where the computer pokes though the firewall. I had to take down a part of the roof as well but that was not that hard.
With you own relays you could share a common hot and ground. Then you just have a switched hot back to the relay to power it.
I have disconnects in the compartment in case I need to remove the switches.
The hardest part about running those wires was driling the hole right next to where the computer pokes though the firewall. I had to take down a part of the roof as well but that was not that hard.
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