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Old 07-22-2017, 04:31 PM   #6
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Re: Accuair e-level Rocker Switch placement

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Originally Posted by BigMike View Post
So here is my setup I did (has since been painted to match my interior). It's a 18ga piece of sheet matal I trimmed up to fit between the gauge bezel and the aluminum aftermarked overlay. I think it would work under the stock bezel as well. I then used the backing to a floor mount kit I bought a while back. You can make it out of sheet metal, but I had it laying around so I used it. I screwed it to the back of the controller and then used 2 HD magnets I bought off of Amazon. I can attach it to the panel or take it off and bring it with me if I want, which makes my truck harder to steal because aired out it won't go over reflectors in the road so it's nearly impossible to drive.

If I decide to do something different I just loosen the screws holding the overlay on and the panel slides right out with no evidence of it ever being there...no holes.
Thanks Mike!

That's a nice setup that isn't permanent if you change your mind. Unfortunately, that won't work for the rocker switch because the wiring connector sticks straight out of the back of the switch. Without the billet overlay, it would be way too close to the dash itself.

I do like your out-of-the-box thinking on that one, though!
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