The 06-07 Sequoia's have the four panel blank switch plate. I am looking to buy one when I start adding some additional lights to my 04 D/C. You have to buy the plate and the four blank plates seperately.
Aux Light Switch 2005 Tundra?
Aux OEM Light Switch 2005 Tundra? FOUND!
Does anyone know where I can get an OEM looking switch that will fit the knockout below the radio console on the DC 05 Tundra? (Possibly from a Sequoia) Also, any pictures of the switches that are there in the Sequoia that I might be able to use would be great. I am planning to add 3 driving lights on the front of my Tundra, and would like an OEM looking switch to control them (the knockout is not the oval switch that some Tundra's have.)
Thanks!
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Does anyone know where I can get an OEM looking switch that will fit the knockout below the radio console on the DC 05 Tundra? (Possibly from a Sequoia) Also, any pictures of the switches that are there in the Sequoia that I might be able to use would be great. I am planning to add 3 driving lights on the front of my Tundra, and would like an OEM looking switch to control them (the knockout is not the oval switch that some Tundra's have.)
Thanks!
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Found the switch below, made for a Tacoma, will order tonight. Hopefully it will fit 
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Well, the switch arrived today, fits perfectly in my Tundra dash (after some slight modifications to the switch)
Will soon be connected to 2 driving lights and 1 pencil beam light. Part numbers are as follows (from a 2005 Tacoma):
Switch: 84160-04010 ($36)
Connector: 90980-11090 ($3)
Pins (order 4): 82998-12340 ($4 ea)
It is a little far away to push when driving, but I will leave it on all the time (so the lights automatically come on with the high beams)
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The switch was "Keyed" for a different opening, so I had to shave off (I actually melted them off with a special soldering iron "bit") the keys, after that the switch fit perfectly. You can see where I melted the plastic, it's the rough areas on the left hand side.
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And here's how to wire it up (copied from toyota-4runner.org)
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To Illuminate when lights are powered on:
[1] ground
[2] wired to [3], then wired to relay that is powering your lights
[3] wired to [4]
[4] power (usually from high beam circuit for driving lights)
To Illuminate with dash lights (parking lamps)
[1] ground
[2] dash illumination wire (from another switch, rear of radio, etc)
[3] power (usually from high beam circuit for driving lights)
[4] wired to relay that is powering your lights
Will soon be connected to 2 driving lights and 1 pencil beam light. Part numbers are as follows (from a 2005 Tacoma):
Switch: 84160-04010 ($36)
Connector: 90980-11090 ($3)
Pins (order 4): 82998-12340 ($4 ea)
It is a little far away to push when driving, but I will leave it on all the time (so the lights automatically come on with the high beams)
The switch was "Keyed" for a different opening, so I had to shave off (I actually melted them off with a special soldering iron "bit") the keys, after that the switch fit perfectly. You can see where I melted the plastic, it's the rough areas on the left hand side.
And here's how to wire it up (copied from toyota-4runner.org)
To Illuminate when lights are powered on:
[1] ground
[2] wired to [3], then wired to relay that is powering your lights
[3] wired to [4]
[4] power (usually from high beam circuit for driving lights)
To Illuminate with dash lights (parking lamps)
[1] ground
[2] dash illumination wire (from another switch, rear of radio, etc)
[3] power (usually from high beam circuit for driving lights)
[4] wired to relay that is powering your lights
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