Installing rocker switches...

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99Yuk

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...in the rear ac control blank.

So I had some time today and dremel'd out the blank.

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Next up is to wait for the cab lights to arrive so I can pull the headliner down and wire this stuff up.
 
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Boy I hope you have a garage to work in with that kind of cold!

And I do say, they look sexay! I'm going to do the same in mine.

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Oh, do you not have rear a/c, so no switch? I've got rear a/c and was thinking I could just rewire the switch for permanent rear control and throw the front switch away. Thoughts?
 
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Boy I hope you have a garage to work in with that kind of cold!

And I do say, they look sexay! I'm going to do the same in mine.

---------- Post added at 12:05 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:04 AM ----------

Oh, do you not have rear a/c, so no switch? I've got rear a/c and was thinking I could just rewire the switch for permanent rear control and throw the front switch away. Thoughts?

Yup! I have the family owned auto repair garage that I can use if I need to! But I try not to do any work to the truck in the winter for that reason. The mechanics and apprentices don't like to work on my trucks on a good day because 'I'm not a paying customer', and they really don't like to work on it when it's dripping melted snow water on their necks. So I schedule regular maintenance/modding on my three DD's for the summer, and only try to have them do emergency repairs in the winter.

To be honest, I don't know what that blank looks like when it has the rear ac controls, so I might be way off base here, but what if you permently wire up the rear ac to run in sync with the front ac and then buy a new blank and install switches up there as if there was no previous rear ac controls? Is that possible?

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Thanks man!
 

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Nice! Who did you order the switches from? I've got a few I wanna replace with that style.
 

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where do you find the blank piece? i still havent put my console in because i have no blank. my switches on in the dash blank pieces but would rather them be in the console why i bought it
 

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dude your the best. my consoles outa a 96 or something i think but they all the same. ill have to get that now. thanks a lot
 

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sorry to bring old thread back but how well do the switches stay put in there all nexdt to eachother? i see they have bezels on their site but idk if its worth the extra money. ive got foglight switch right now but am going to get more and do 5 like you did after i make a switch panel or get the console piece
 

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also sunlit i tried using the #'s you listed to find the part online but i cant. can you point me in a direction of a website to get this from. im trying to make it look as factory as possible
 

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