Not OP, but looks home-made. The toggle switch may have been bought with that logo/text already on it, but the part it and the LEDs are mounted to is 3d printed. Real easy to get some 12V LEDs and wire them to an on/off switch like that
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- Rick
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- Central Wisconsin
- Vehicle(s)
- '25 Maverick, '04 LeSabre, '99 Grand Cherokee, '88 F350 crew cab, '65 Dodge Coro
- Engine
- 2.0L EcoBoost
Line workers used to toss uneeded parts and fasteners inside the cars all the time. It really became a hassle when a 7/8-16 bolt was stashed under a seat and the customer insisted it fell off of the steering wheel!
Built in rattle that fell out ??Found this on the floor at on the passenger side. Trying to determine if it is something that fell off the Maverick or something else.
Google’s guess is that is is a Posi-Tap connector
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Almost sue for 10,000 check up so I’ll ask at dealer. Not the one I bought but the one I like.
More importantly I found the switch from the picture, need to find 3D print for the rest,
https://a.co/d/0I1GTtT
More importantly I found the switch from the picture, need to find 3D print for the rest,
https://a.co/d/0I1GTtT
Hahaha. Someday!Google lens is great for stuff like this.
I love using my phone as a price scanner at the store. I just can't weigh the produce with it.
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