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    1. #1
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      Power Window Switches

      I've been looking around but I have not found anything I really like. Looking for 4 switches in a row to go in my center console. May have to go junkyard diving. Any body have a good source? I don't really like anything from the normal places like electric life and whatnot.

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      metrom makes a plate that goes into the seat belt receptacle of the center console to accept billet switches like what watson streetworks sells
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    3. #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by AintQik View Post
      I've been looking around but I have not found anything I really like. Looking for 4 switches in a row to go in my center console. May have to go junkyard diving. Any body have a good source? I don't really like anything from the normal places like electric life and whatnot.
      The Nu-Relics kit I bought came with the original style PW switches. I mounted them on the door panels. They work great and look original.








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      I also scouted through the junk yards, but most of the switches I liked, could not be easily mounted in a flat panel (like on a center console).

      Keep in mind that if you use a couple of relays, you can use any switch you want and don't have to worry about the amperage going through the switch. You can also use a simple SPDT switch instead of those expensive 5 pin switches. I posted a wiring diagram in my project update post at:
      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...ht=#post782137




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