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My four KC's came with two of those cheap switchesI am about to install two of these switches and am wondering where you mounted yours? Found one place just to the right of the steering column, but that spot is also hidden from view by the steering wheel.
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There's a thought, if the OPs truck didn't come with fog lights, he can get an OEM light switch with fog light option and use that to power the lightbarYou could buy a auxbeam switch panel and use doubke side tape to mount the switch panel to the dash. At least thats what I did. All the wiring goes to a separate fuse/relay box I mounted to the existing fuse box panel
Thats true would be a cleaner lookThere's a thought, if the OPs truck didn't come with fog lights, he can get an OEM light switch with fog light option and use that to power the lightbar
I am about to install two of these switches and am wondering where you mounted yours? Found one place just to the right of the steering column, but that spot is also hidden from view by the steering wheel.
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Does it cut metal well? My friend the welder tells me no bit is suitable for thick metal and I am starting to believe him.You need to buy a step drill at Harbor Freight. It will have all the sizes to drill
those holes. If needed a small round file will adjust its size.