Location for switches
#1
Location for switches
I found a spot to add a couple of switches (to be used for horn and ?)
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Who needs a light to tell me that a passanger is sitting in the front seat?
I left it plugged in behind the dash. Used a piece of 1/2 plywood, filed down the ends so the threads on the switch would stick through a little, then used sheet metal pan head screws to hold it in place. Best of all, no permanet changes made, so I can easily revert back to stock if I want to.
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Who needs a light to tell me that a passanger is sitting in the front seat?
I left it plugged in behind the dash. Used a piece of 1/2 plywood, filed down the ends so the threads on the switch would stick through a little, then used sheet metal pan head screws to hold it in place. Best of all, no permanet changes made, so I can easily revert back to stock if I want to.
#3
Originally Posted by Skatetheglobe
The location is pretty smooth but I know there are alot of switches out there that would look better than those toggles.IMO..
Ng
#4
I know. It kind of gives it that raw, racing edge. The reason I had to use them is I wanted a single pole double throw switch that was center off, constant on, and momentary for the other side. Naturally, for my other SPDT switch, it had to match. I may move them under the steering column and get something more fitting the HHR interior.
My car(s) are always a 'work in progress'
My car(s) are always a 'work in progress'
#5
Originally Posted by Lee3333
The reason I had to use them is I wanted a single pole double throw switch that was center off, constant on, and momentary for the other side.
#8
Originally Posted by txsman2930
What did you do to your airbag indicators?
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