Aux Switches

[Mikey89]

Hello all,

Just bought my first new truck. Feels so NICE!!! also new to this form.

I have owned a dodge before this truck just didn't really add that much to it.


I have a 19 2500 4x4 mega cab Laramie level 1.

I am looking to add aux switches. i have tried google and the search on here and can't find much on switching out the aux switches on the center console. Does anyone know a stock replacement for this?

Also looking to add a aux fuse panel if needed with a plate and dedicated breaker like picture below.

Thanks in advanced

 

[Outbreak]

I just purchased this to wire and install in my 2017 2500. It may be overkill for you, but I figure I'd rather have the ability to expand.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Bussmann-S...e=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649

And I also have this...
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[Mikey89]

For the fuse box I don’t mine using either boxes. One is just a lot easier to add to later.

kinda was looking to see if anyone had made a bracket for one that fits in the engine apartment above the current fuse panel.

I also did see that Aux switch cluster you have. Didn’t know how I would feel about it. How easy does it fit in that location?

 

[mtnrider]

I also did see that Aux switch cluster you have. Didn’t know how I would feel about it. How easy does it fit in that location?

It probably won't fit your 2019 at all? Pretty sure that part of the dash was re-designed for the Gen5 trucks.

Honestly haven't seen much for switch mounting on the 2019's yet? Still pretty new. They do have the factory Aux switches but not sure how much of a pain it would be to retrofit your truck with them (if you could even source them)

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[GARETT]

Here’s the set up I ran, my overhead console didn’t have a few switches, so I pulled it apart and added 3 light up rockers and ran it through the boot for the main harness there’s a little nub below the you can cut the tip and fit wiring and run it along the side of the engine bay to pop up next to the battery. Hope this helps!

 

[Old Sarge]

Somewhere there is a post for using your homelink buttons to trigger remote relays but I can't find it.