Adding Switches to the dash
So I wanted to see where people have adding switches on their dash for there lights behind the grill.. I do not want to tie them into my stock lights at all, so thats not an option.. My 04 QC doesn't have any punch outs were optional equipment could have been installed, so Im not quite sure where a good spot would be.. Also I plan on installing a train horn on my truck (since the stock one got water logged) and want to see where people placed the switch for that as well...
Hope Weed doesnt mind me using his pics from his truck, but this is Weedahoe's switch setup. This is probably the best/cleanest setup you can do for multiple switches....

This is my switches for my air compressor and train horns...

This is my switches for my air compressor and train horns...
Im not sure where Weed's train horn switch is, might be his steering wheel. But the only down side to where I put mine is that I am 6'4 so my long *** legs hit the button sometimes if im not careful when im getting in the truck lol
This is where mine is. Just a cheap 25 cent switch. Eventually I'll upgrade it to something better looking but I'm keeping the same spot.

This switch however operate my license plate backup lights since I have the factory fogs.


This switch however operate my license plate backup lights since I have the factory fogs.

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how about these types of switches?

They can be had in coloured, black, with/without backlighting and in momentary and on-off spst, spdt, dpst and dpdt. - as well as custom screened logos.
see:
http://rocker-switches.carlingtech.c...switch__19.asp

They can be had in coloured, black, with/without backlighting and in momentary and on-off spst, spdt, dpst and dpdt. - as well as custom screened logos.
see:
http://rocker-switches.carlingtech.c...switch__19.asp
Last edited by Bent; Mar 16, 2010 at 11:37 PM.



