There’s one screw in the middle. If I remember correctly the Lexus link portion of the console flips out/down and allows you to access the screw.
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There’s one screw in the middle. If I remember correctly the Lexus link portion of the console flips out/down and allows you to access the screw.
yes, exactly!!
Maybe getting ahead of myself here, bu, for the cup holder, I assume I'll need the butterfly. Does anyone have the part number?
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Man that looks awesome! If only I didn't actually use that pocket...So far I've put those types of switches about an inch to the left along that very thin strip of console, but there really isn't much room to work with there.
Someone posted a link to an Amazon purchase above somewhere in the thread.
Amazon product ASIN B014SY824E
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I started working on the Scangauge with 2 OTRATTW switches in overhead mount. The switches have lights and my plan was to tap into the map lights in the overhead to power them. But unless I didn't get the probe to make contact (it was 500 degrees in car) I didn't find power there. Which I don't understand, but I have a hard time processing all the negative triggers found on these things. And may have some type of rheostat working here that is causing me to not get it. Anyway, shorter question is, has anyone found a wire in the overhead console that can be tapped for dash light power? If not, any advice on where to connect it under the dash? I may just skip the lights on the switches..
Is this available to order?
If I remember correctly, the solid green wires are +12V to the map lights.
Ok, thanks, I'll check them out.
Stuck on the same boat. Best of luck to you, it's been a s***show for me. Weird times...
You mean "REAL WORK????" No way!!! LOL!!!
Thanks for all that you do for the community. I know you put a LOT of time in to this on the side. It is appreciated!
Make 25 Door Step
Requirement from @jlm43
"Maybe 6 inches long. It would act as a step to get onto the roof rack. The bottom should be some what soft and not slippery. The top can be hard but also no slippery. It’s something to protect the door trim and window seals when I don’t want to set up a ladder. And it would be a lot smaller and easy to store in the truck."
1. Overview
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Photo credit @jlm43
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2. Material and fabrication
The liner(yellow) is printed with the same material used to make the facemask tensioners. The soft material is used to protect the door trim and paint. But it is not too soft so the white hard plastic part will not be in contact with door panel under load. The maninbody is printed with PETG.
The mainbody is glued from three parts. This makes the assembly much tougher than a single print. The liner is also glued to the inside of the mainbody.
3. CAUTION
Set the step properly on the door trim with the triangle pointing to the inside of vehicle.
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Always face the vehicle when climbing or descending.
Always hold the roof rack with at least one hand.
Step at the center of the step.
Do not carry loads that might make you lose balance.
4. Purchase
$90 plus shipping
Want one of these, where to order?
I guess I'm the one buyer. I would have thought that more would use something like this. Maybe that's why I'm not in sales...
It's been working great with zero complaints. I have a buddy that would like one for his 4Runner after seeing mine in use. I've been meaning to get some more "in use" pictures but I'm obviously lacking. I'll see what I can get over the weekend.
could I get one too Ben?
