Aux lighting switches?

Planning on installing a lightbar. Can I use one of the empty switches on the same switch bar as the hazard lights? There seems to be some unused switches there so would be nice to use them vs drilling new holes. How hard are they to access?

 

Unfortunately no. I had my center console apart and the switch panel is one large enclosed module with a single plug. It's not like the switch panel to the left of the steering column that has individual switches and plugs. Do you not have any blanks on the panel left of the column? There are some aftermarket switch companies that make switches that fit in those blanks.

 

left of the steering wheel -

 

you have no pic posted

 

Here is how I set mine up

 

Find any 24 Tacoma part numbers yet?

 

Is that panel only on the TRD Pro?

 

OK, thanks. I assume that panel is easy to pop out and gain access to the back? And where did you find the individually labeled switches? Looks clean.

 

Sorry, you're right. That question should've been directed to @MaxPayne3

 

Very easy to pop out. I got all the switches except the TRD light switch from Air On Board 4x4- https://www.aironboard.com/online/products/switches/toyota-push-switches.html?p=2&toyota_model=454
They illuminate as close to OEM as I have found. The TRD light switch was from a different vendor whom I won't name because it was advertised as a direct fit and that vendor has a pretty bad reputation on this forum (I had already bought the switch before joining this forum BTW), but I had to do a lot of modification to get it to fit.

 

Thanks! Very helpful.

 

Does anyone happen to have a pic of that switch panel from a 3rd gen 1794 edition?

 

Post 3 is 1794

 

The switch panels have the same "skeleton" panel for all trim levels, but have different switches based on the trucks options, see @ryanwgregg post above. If you have blank switch spots available then you can use the aftermarket AOB 4x4 switches (with the exception of the auto headlight and TRD Light bar or auto steps switch location as they are a different size)

 

Does this?

 

Great. Thanks all!