Yes, I sent him mine.
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Yes, I sent him mine.
Man, now that is some development!! I had this issue, went to the junk yard, bought the whole thing with switches, and had to paint to boot! I could have just picked up this piece and called it good! Sweet work, please keep it up!
Got both packages today Ben. Thanks for the quick service!
Here is the M4V3 mounted in my 03LX. I sanded and painted with the Rust-Oleum 249078 Satin Granite.
Additional Photos: LX470 Overhead Switches some of these show the wiring. There isn't a great place to install the home-link module, so for right now, its just kind of sitting up there.
Additional Photos: LX470 Overhead Switches some of these show the wiring. There isn't a great place to install the home-link module, so for right now, its just kind of sitting up there.
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ChuckB
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I would love to assist. Unfortunately my Cruiser is on a boat to Spain...
Yippee Ki Yay! Loosk awesome!
Also Make 21 I ordered, how long for second run M2V2?
I'll wait then, no problem there.
gregnash
Anal Retentive Analyst
So I didn't know about this thread till last week. I read over the first few pages and I see people talking about broken switchplates, and I am a member in good standing in that community. I read and read and read, and nobody addresses the switchplate problem that costs $600 to fix with Toyota parts. Unless you own 2003 and later, then it's like $75 or something. I read for days hoping somebody pushed forward with this. I mean I read 40 something pages cause I just know somebody had to want to fix this. Nope, crickets only!
So at first I figured couldn't be done I guess. Thought about it a few days and thought WTH, let me send him a PM. He says, send me your switch and I'll look at it. I mean it ain't even been a week and it's fixed. IMO, this switchplate deal should have it's own thread! I'll bet there's ton of them out there. Below is an actual photograph of me when I saw those pictures above of a switch that can now last through a Nuclear winter!
BenCC
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I am glad I helped and solved your problem. This is not a hard project. It took me about one hour on CAD and a couple of prototypes to have a perfect fit. I am going to give the easy fix a Make number, probably Make 24.So I didn't know about this thread till last week. I read over the first few pages and I see people talking about broken switchplates, and I am a member in good standing in that community. I read and read and read, and nobody addresses the switchplate problem that costs $600 to fix with Toyota parts. Unless you own 2003 and later, then it's like $75 or something. I read for days hoping somebody pushed forward with this. I mean I read 40 something pages cause I just know somebody had to want to fix this. Nope, crickets only!
So at first I figured couldn't be done I guess. Thought about it a few days and thought WTH, let me send him a PM. He says, send me your switch and I'll look at it. I mean it ain't even been a week and it's fixed. IMO, this switchplate deal should have it's own thread! I'll bet there's ton of them out there. Below is an actual photograph of me when I saw those pictures above of a switch that can now last through a Nuclear winter!
gregnash
Anal Retentive Analyst
Not broken, just stretched way out causing it not to sit flush. Like many of the other clips I am finding, things are goobered up and not allowing the tab to catch properly.
