Extra Stock 4th gen 4RunR Switches

[Redline]

I was behind the dash last week modifying my 12-Volt outlets to be 'constant on' for my Engle. I was very happy to see that the black plastic blanks filling the holes next to my T-case/Center Diff lock button on the left side of my dash are simple plastic plugs that are easily popped out. I moved my T-case lock from one of the middle holes to the far right while I was in there, and thought of using the three empty positions for a compressor/lockers/lights or whatever I decide as my build planning continues. I think it's pretty nice and clean not to have to drill holes for aftermarket switches.

Are there generic Toyota switches that will snap into the place of the blanks? I assume I can use duplicate switches that look like the downhill-decent or Center Diff lock, but I would prefer if they were plain or at least had different makings than the buttons I already have. What do the other optional equipment Toyota buttons look like (I only have the diff lock and DAC on my SR5).

I did a search and didn't find what I was looking for, but I hope someone here has used additional stock button switches to operate aftermarket parts.

Thanks

redLine/James

[MountainBiker]

These switches are a perfect fit for the 01-04 Tacomas, so maybe they fit the new 4runner?
http://4x4mods.com/Product/Jeep/Rock...rswitch40.html

[asteffes]

The '05s have blanks, too, but they have different grooves in each one, presumably to allow only the proper factory switch for each position to fit. This made me sad, as the extra factory foglamp switch I bought won't just pop into one of the blank holes.

[BogusBlake]

Head down to the junkyard. The rear decklamp switch from my '85 fit perfectly in one of the blanks in my Taco. I'm sure there are more switches to be had that say all kinds of stuff on them. Also, check out Scott Brady's Taco build thread- He uses a bunch of cool factory looking switches.

[Redline]

That's interesting... When I moved the factory center diff lock switch from to the far right position (it's on the left side of the wheel) it seemed to pop into place perfectly just like the spot it came from. I wonder if the 4Runners are different than the '05 Tacos in this area?

The '05s have blanks, too, but they have different grooves in each one, presumably to allow only the proper factory switch for each position to fit. This made me sad, as the extra factory foglamp switch I bought won't just pop into one of the blank holes.

[Tucson T4R]

These switches are a perfect fit for the 01-04 Tacomas, so maybe they fit the new 4runner?
http://4x4mods.com/Product/Jeep/Rock...rswitch40.html

These are the same switches I used when installing my dual battery set up. I had to do some minimal triming on the sides of the holes but they fit and work great. I like the choices of custom colors and labels too...nice touch.

[Redline]

I had read some of these threads before, but I just blipped through Scott's Taco build thread (61 pages!) and his Taco FAQs thread. The switches that look applicable are the same ones listed here by MoutainBiker and Tucson T4R. I might have to give these a try.

Also, check out Scott Brady's Taco build thread- He uses a bunch of cool factory looking switches.

[LexusAllTerrain]

How about these switches, they seem to work on the Lexus, perfect fit!
However i do not know if they will work on the 4Runner, wich i will need some too!http://www.rallylights.com/hella/swi...ted_rocker.asp

Scroll all the way down to see the toyota switches.

[LexusAllTerrain]

Oh! I found this switch too and it can be bought at any toyota dealer!

[Redline]

That might be just the ticket; I'll have to try one! It looks like a perfect fit and if it's made for Toyotas...

Oh! I found this switch too and it can be bought at any toyota dealer!