Switch Pros 9100 install and BS thread

Yes, I have. I drilled a hole in the square cubby and ran the wires underneath so its all hidden. Then I used scissors to cut the cupholder trim until it fit flush against the

$659 SP9100 Switch Pros SP-9100 8-Switch Panel Power System With Concealed Mounting Hardware

SP9100. I used some foam to make the fit tighter, However, I think I will try to find some L brackets and drill them into the sides so it is mounted more firmly. Right now it can kinda pop out if I was doing something extreme. I'll share pics tmrw.

 

Does anybody who installed their switch pros have a stock cubby I could buy from them? The tabs on mine broke.

I am looking for this configuration.

 

I think @miamijime has one

 

U looking for the pocket or the bigger encloser with the switch cutouts?

 

The whole thing, but primarily the larger part with the switch cutouts.

 

Actually I do have the whole thing. I had the other insert that had 3 switches, but I still have the pocket and full enclosure. PM me?

 

does anyone know if there is a wire in this plug for the fog lights? @caribe makaira ??

I currently have it tapped for the reverse lights but I want to switch it up to trigger off the fog light signal instead. Thx

 

If I remember right, there is a fuse for the fog lights in there that you could just use a fuse tap on. Thats what i did for my high beam trigger.

 

there is but I cut my white wire short and that means I gotta buy a $6 add a fuse and extended it. I’m lazy and since I have the red wire tapped in that plug for the reverse lights, it would make things much more simple to just tap into a wire on that plug...assuming there even is a wire for fog lights on that plug.

 

No, there's no fog circuit there at all. Tap the connector below the grill that splits to the fogs. (EN1)

 

damn. Ok. I’ll just run an add a fuse then.

 

Not to the fog fuse, it's always Hot.

 

So, I’ve got drivers side switchpros cubby on order with MESO.

I also ordered some powertrays for help under the hood.

I now need to figure out the following items. I’d imagine all of this is probably answered in this thread so ill give it a deep dive once I have good wifi.

1. Best place to purchase 9100 for self install
2. Options / helpers for relocating MT clutch reservoir.
3. Top choices for aux inputs to tap?

For 3 I’m thinking ignition is a standard input and not sure if low beams are too? So I thought the triggers of interest might be reverse, high beams, dome light, cargo light, drl (though I don’t see the immediate point of piggy backing on DRL). Any others worth considering?

Once I get this done I’ll have to figure out what to use it for

 

I finally took some photos of my

$659 SP9100 Switch Pros SP-9100 8-Switch Panel Power System With Concealed Mounting Hardware

SP9100 install, near the small square cubby behind the MT shifter. It is screwed in and now it is not going anywhere. Super secure and now I can press the buttons without fear of it popping out of the cubby. Also, just hooked up my trigger wire to my high beams. And installed the new LED headlights.

@daveeasa I used the SQHD bracket to mount the power module of the SP9100 and ended up having to trim the bottom piece of the bracket off because it was in the way of a wire look directly beneath the bracket. At first I left the MT resi with a single bolt before I trimmed the bracket. Now that the bracket is trimmed, I was able to get both bolts back in and holding everything more securely. I am not sure if you will have fitment issues adding a power tray. Hope that helps some...

 

Thank you. I was waiting for this update...

 

Awesome! Glad I could share and update. If you have any questions, please let me know. Glad someone else is considering this location.

 

Your setup looks great!

I’m gonna take some time to digest it but just took receipt of powertrays and initial impression is the only nice stuff in the box is blue sea. I mean, for the price, an install sheet would be justified if not just mount the damn things for me so I don’t have to read the your mind and find the right parts for each piece. I literally have to look at pictures on the website to try to figure out how to assemble, box has a one page of single sentence instructions.

Might just throw it in the recycling bin and use SDHQ and pelfreybilt pieces if they are nice enough.

I guess it’s my fault for ordering AT when I have MT. We MT’ers like doing things the hard way don’t we?

 

Thanks man.
The hard way is the best way

 

If you can’t figure out how to mount the stuff on the powertrays you must not be mechanically inclined in the slightest. It is pretty straightforward what goes where.