Where to add a switch

I have a 2014 platinum 4x4 Tundra. I don't have any blank switch spots. I want to add a switch for a winch and lights. Any ideas where i can add 2 more switches? They cant be added to the bottom right of the steering column cause I'm putting my break controller there with the custom cover. What other options do I have. Center console?

 

I think it was @Spvrtan who put switches in the sunglass holder. Looked good

 

In the portion of the dash that holds the two power ports and USB/AUX (below the climate controls). Seen a few mounted facing down in the upper edge of that section. Easy to access for installation. Also in the upper sunglass holder like Joon said.

 

I added one here

 

I added two here with the ability to put in another for my reverse lights, when I get them.

 

I have the sPOD kit with mount for the '14+ Tundras..



Switch-Pros makes a universal kit that takes up less space but I like the tactile feel of actual switches so I went with the sPOD because of its rockers. I'm probably going to eventually get another sPOD kit and mount the switch panel onto my dashboard top here..

 

Sub'd as I will eventually need switches on my Platinum. I've thought of using this http://store.sdhqoffroad.com/8-switchpowerpanelwithconcealedmountinghardware.aspx

It's a bit overkill for the amount of lights I'm planning on getting but it will be clean and wiring to the lights will be easier.

 

I would suggest looking into the Switch Pros, and now that I see it Bluebottle meantioned it above.

The Switch Pros is nice because you don't have to run any relays, in line fuses, or have to buy any additional light harnesses. The unit is all solid state w/ 7 switches rated for 18 amps and 1 for 30 amps. If you need to run higher amperage off a smaller switch, you can micro relay it. It can be connected via Bluetooth to your phone and everything can be controlled from your phone. The only thing it pretty much can't handle is a winch. You can program stuff to be on/off, momentary, strobe, power only through ignition, power all the time, and you can do master switches such as hit 1 switch and turn 4 things on at once. They are really compact and save you money down the line.

www.switchpros.com for more information that I haven't posted here. We run them in a lot of trucks here, so if you have any questions you can call the shop as well.

 

Thanks for all the great ideas. Now I just gotta figure out how many switches I'm gonna need.

Lights, spots, leds, smokescreen,

muffler to straights to scare to granny

 

G'day mate,

Did you have any troubles removing the centre consol to wire everything up?
Where did you get the switch mounting plates/holes from?

 

For now, I ordered the factory panel thats used with the OEM brake controller. Then I made a nice little panel from aluminum.

 

I hooked up a wireless controller for lights, from speedtech lights. Not too bad 6 button remote that is a little bigger than the key fob.

 

Cheers guys.
@14burrito Have you got a link?

 

I see that SDHQ is now offering a fitment that places the Switch-Pros kit in the coin holder next to the shift knob. That's a good option.

 

The bezel PN is

$47 55447-0C020-C0 Toyota Genuine Parts - Base, Switch Hole, N (55447-0C020-C0)

55447-0C020-C0 and runs about $25

 

I am using the Trigger switch. Wireless and can be put anywhere.
2 - 30amp and 2 - 15 amp circuits

http://www.rogue-offroad.com/product-p/2001.htm

Also has an app to control from phone. Little less expensive than the spod or switch pro

 

@n2deep, how's the charge and range on that thing?

 

Charge ???? The wireless switches run on batteries - and the range is bluetooth range. I would guess the batteries last a year or so but super easy to install being wireless.

 

That's what I meant, haha. Is the wiring unit itself analog (ie. like the older sPOD kits, individual fuses/relays) or digital (Switch-Pros)?

 

Cheers mate!

Just gotta see if either of these would fit it.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/251951697661

http://www.ebay.com/itm/252812183292

 

How do you like this? I've looked at it, just wish you can get better stickers for the touch panels

 

It's been awesome. It looks almost stock and no one notices it till I point it out. The location is perfect for turning lights on and off fast while driving. I don't run stickers, I just know which number does what from memory.

 

Did you have to drill a hole for the harness to plug into the back of it?

 

Yes I did, it uses a vga plug so it was a good size hole.

 

Done mine today, light up blue.

 

That's what I was curious about, looks huge in the pictures of it.

 

That blue dash looks awesome!

 

Thanks, I bought another dash center a month ago, painted it and swapped it out. Started about 9 this morning was done and had a beer in hand at kick off. Also ran my switch wires out to the engin bay, so I don't have to tear it apart again.