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#422383 Mar 21, 4:24pm
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Does anyone know what toyota had planed for those 4 places in the dash for stock swiches? Rear defrost is 1, but what are the others for?

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Could you clarify a little what you're talking about?


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Im sorry its not the rear defrost its the pass window lock. Next to and underneath that there are 3 plastic covers that obviously were intennded to hide were a stock swich for something would be.

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Lower left side of the stering wheel under the light dimmin knob thing

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One is for when you have HIDs you can control the angle of the beams. I dont know about the others

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my nitrous switch is going beside passanger window lock...how many more hrs tll fri?? lol...switches are neat

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I know several alarms put their blinking light in those spots...

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so what are the other 2 intended for?

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i always throught they were there so people could put their own swiches there.thats just me i could be wrong


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extras i guess confused


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Next to the window lock is where the factory alarm light is (at least in my car). The two lower ones (smaller and point down a little) are accessory slots. They are meant to be used for switches for nitrous or neons. At least Toyota did something for the aftermarket people.


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I said the hell with those switch plates and drills some of my own spots wink
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