Footwell Lights That Don’t Suck

I did positive interrup ( balck with white stripe )
switch Air on Board Or

$24 CH4X4 Push Switch for Toyota Tacoma, FJ Cruiser, Land Cruiser, Fortuner, Hilux, 4Runner, Prado 12V 3Amp - Party Lights Symbol - Blue LED

CH4X4

 

Use:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/plug-and-play-switch-illumination-harnesses.697269/

 

Positive?

 

Sorry Dash Light

use the positive and feed the push button through the output.
when the switch is on the indicator light is on and when the switch is off the indicator light is off

 

The colors to the left of the drawing (Blue - Dome Relay (+), Yellow - ILE =dimming and Green - Panel, White with Black stripe = Ground) are the circuits that are tapped, not the colors of the cables used. But you got it as you like it

 

This is why I want to have an aqua blue option in the back of the truck.

 

Nothing like that airplane lav experience on a day to day basis.

 

I wonder if it helps to “go” easier with the aqua blue…

 

Just what you need when stuck in traffic

 

There’s nothing like a perfect footwell mood lighting to get you going in the morning after a nice giant big breakfast burrito. Seat covers optional…

 

Blue is the shit! Hahaha!

 

Anyone got any tips for getting the A-pillar clip back in?

Also, one of my connectors going from the A-pillar harness to the dimmer harness was VERY tight. I could not push it all the way in, maybe 1/16" of an inch gap and even then I had to use way too much force. My kit works just fine, so no issues there. But just something to note.

 

I had to tape the white clip to the a pillar trim with electrical tape because it kept popping out from not aligning correctly. Once I did that, it went in perfectly

 

Patience. Seriously, took me forever to stuff everything back in, and get it clipped properly.

 

Amen.

 

I got the pillar bolted back up, so my thought was letting everything settle in for a few days and try that stupid clip again. I need to buy some random clips for the door panels anyways, worst case is I'll get a new clip and try again.

Mine MAY not have even been clipped back in after I did my tweeters (two years ago). It came off awfully easy.

 

If you have a truck with two connectors in the a pillar, just leave the 25-pin connector unclipped and tape it or zip tie it in place. If you try to clip it back you’ll have a hell of a time and a nasty bend. We’re working on revising directions for those vehicles with 2 connectors.

 

For me the trick was getting the blade like tabs on the bottom of the trim back into their spot beside the dash. Once those were in the right spot everything else lined up and popped into place. It took me a few tries.

 

I just ordered mine in red...now I wait...

 

I thought you were @kmorgan3 for a moment when your dog popped up in your DP. I wondered why you would need to order your own product lol...