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Switch Pro SP-9100

Discussion in '3rd Gen Tacoma Parts Marketplace (2016-2023)' started by crashdb, Feb 29, 2020.

  1. Feb 29, 2020 at 9:55 AM
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    There is absolutely nothing wrong with this. It worked just great until the day I removed it. I got that out of the way...

    Just to explain a few things. I originally had a SP-8100 that had a meltdown. Switch Pro replaced it with this. Starting with the 9100, Switch Pro suggested no horizontal installations and no bus bars. Well I already had all of this and wasn't about to change it. It's been like this for at least a year. To make sure water didn't sit on anything, I made a half-ass acrylic box to go over the brain of the system. It seems to work well. You'll also notice bus bars. They're optional. I left enough wire on the end of the plug to splice into. So no problems there.

    I had also purchased the SDHQ switch panel mount. Unfortunately, I removed the whole thing on a brutally cold day and a couple of the tabs were brittle and snapped. As a possibility I've included the SDHQ parts. They use the OEM panel to make theirs. I'm also including a new OEM panel you can use to practice on if you want to trim yours up. The pieces that SDHQ produces to make the whole thing work are there and in one piece. To put it simply: if you want to trim up your OEM piece you can do that and use what's leftover from the SDHQ kit OR just buy a new one.

    I'll include the tray and mounting bolts as well.

    It will require the purchase of new switch decals. You can get those from Switch Pro or I think I've seen some on Amazon.

    What all of this boils down to is: You can ditch all of the extras and have a working Switch Pro. Or you can make the extras work for you. Either way.

    First pictures are shortly after install. Last picture is current.

    $400 shipped to you.

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  2. Feb 29, 2020 at 10:25 AM
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    Sold! In like 20 seconds. I like it when a plan works out.
     
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    That was a nice purchase for someone!
     
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    What mount is that? Can you still remove the fuse box
     
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  5. Feb 29, 2020 at 10:35 AM
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    Yeah. It was a hair tight. I can't remember what mount it is. I know I cut it down before installing.

    I have a power tray for my sPod and I can still get into the fuse box.
     
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    wow what a deal
     
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    congrats on the sale!! could you tell the battery posts you're using?
     
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