Sequoia center console swap - blank mirror switch button and cover to fill openings

I just finished swapping my 2002 Tundra center console to a sequoia console. I currently have the stock mirror switch in the console and the temperature control in the rear (from the Sequoia). Obviously neither works.

Does anyone know if Toyota or an aftermarket company makes a blank to put in place of the mirror switch or a cover for the area the rear temperature controls are in the rear?

Instead of having switches that don't work, I wanted to see if I could purchase the cover or blanks for those areas. I could not find anything online that seems to match. I included pictures as well.

 

No clue on your questions, sorry.

But I wanted to say that looks great, and your old truck looks to be in great shape inside.
Well done, and good luck finishing out this sweet mod

 

Not sure. I have always wondered the same thing

 

My 06 Tundra DC Limited has the same console but has storage/cubby holes in the two places you're pointing to with the blue arrows in your pic. If you can find them they should pop into same location as the switches you want to eliminate.

Google image of what the smaller one looks like. The one in the rear of the console is the same but bigger.

 

I've got a few of the parts diagrams because I've been hunting factory woodgrain kit for my '96 and I also wanted to see if there was a blank Toyota sells so I could install two USB charging ports in that spot - I think I may have the blank number (below) but not 100% sure, I'll drop $15 on it soon enough to see for sure.

Basically this is what you're looking for:

For a replacement pocket on the rear (see pics of mine below) is part 58925A with the following color variations, $27.50 at my dealership's online parts page (often 10-30% cheaper if you buy thru stealership's online presence)

58925-0C010-B0 (Dark Grey)
58925-0C010-E1 (Sandalwood)

For a replacement blank on the rear (EDIT: This is **NOT** a blank, read below!) maybe part 58945B with the following color variations, $15 at my dealership's online parts page

58945-0C030-B0 (Dark Charcoal)
58945-0C030-B1 (Dark Grey)

The replacement pocket in front of the front/left cupholder is 58916A and only comes in black, it's $18 online at my dealership's online parts page:

58916-0C020 (Black)

I'm attaching pics of my rear cubby pocket for the truck if you want to see what dark grey looks like, along with the parts diagrams for the other stuff I mentioned just so you know I'm not breaking my years-long lurkfest just to waste a 1st post on trolling you

 

Perfect. Thank you for all your help. After talking with the dealer, I was able to identify the parts. I received the same diagram that you posted above. Ordered the parts today.

 

Following up on my previous comment to say I WAS WRONG! For S&G I ended up buying p/n 58945-0C030 to see if it was actually a blank. I was thinking about getting a blank to add USB charging ports or a lighter receptacle in this spot. What I ended up getting, I guess only the Double Cabbers will recognize, it's this part, which I think is the faceplate for audio plug-ins, I guess? It's the flat piece that's in the #15 box.

I think i can still use it anyway! At least for a single USB charging port. I'd hoped to go double port, but whatever.

 

What year sequoia is this console from and how hard was the install? Looks great and that is the one thing I dislike about my interior is the rounded console lid.

 

For posterity's sake, I did this mod as shown here at post 50,230. Next up I need to order one of those cubby things to replace the rear climate controls that @shifty` linked above, then find something that's the same size as the side mirror adjustment controls. The bracket you should try at all costs to get off of the donor Sequoia is the 58997 bracket at the far bottom-right of the diagram shifty linked. Otherwise you can fab one up like @TX-TRD1stGEN did here at 50,260, which also gives you a general idea of the shape of the bracket you need to get from the donor Sequoia.

It does stay in place without any brackets at all (I dry-ran it and it's not terrible) but that's not ideal for lots of reasons; ideally you can get it mounted to the floor.