Help finding part # for 2021 instrument panel ignition start button cover

Hi All,

I would appreciate any help finding this part for a 2021 instrument panel ignition start button and tow haul button cover.



I can find the cover for the 3 switches and Trailer Break Output option (diagram below), but not the one (photo above) for the ignition start with the Trailer Break Output option.

 

Sorry I can't help you. Very curious why you need these two switch covers.

 

@seydou, I don't need the part in the diagram, I already have it on my Tundra. The diagram was just for reference to show that I had searched for and was was able to find that part. Unfortunately, I was unable to find the part number for the cover with the ignition start button and single "tow haul" switch (photo). The only part number I need is for the cover with the ignition start button and single "tow haul" switch. The reason I am looking for that specific cover is because I want to install an aftermarket ignition start button with a proximity key fob and I want it to look factory when the aftermarket push button start is installed. I hope this provides more clarity.

 

I understand.

Welcome.

Good luck and please be sure to take notes and photos and share your project with the board.

 

I'm pretty good at finding part numbers and I can't find that panel. Even the Limited and Platinum trims don't show it.

 

Me either.
Although, the part number he has listed isn't that part.
It goes under the climate control
55447-0C040-C0
55447-0C040-C0 - 2020 Toyota Tundra - Switch Panel | Sparks Parts


This is the part pictured in the diagram
55447-0C020-C0
55447-0C020-C0 - 2014-2019 Toyota Tundra - Instrument Panel Bezel | Sparks Parts


I can't find any of these parts in the diagrams.

 

Here is the part, but I can't find it..

 

I’m assuming the keyless start trucks do not have the bump out on the bottom right of the steering column (where the key cylinder would go)

Maybe you can add a 07-17 steering column cover and put the switch where the cylinder would go.

Then put a 13-17 trailer brake panel in the place of the one you have for a complete OEM look.

Might be a little more $$ but maybe it could work.

 

Thank you everybody for taking the time to find this part. I may have to resort to looking at local junk yards that have limited or platinum inventory.