Does anyone know a good place to mount a switch (or switches) on a 2005 Ford Explorer? I do not want to drill holes in my center console incase I decide to take out to the switches in the future.
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theres a tool its called search!?!? lol jk but ya if you search it there is alot of threads about that
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Fordy55, I dont mean to be an asshat but on this same page is a post that says SHOW US YOUR SWITCHES.
That's the best we got.....Now you have to give us your best. Like what kind of switch? What is the switch going to operate? Are you left or right handed? Do you read this complete forum?
Now that I got that out.....check out the other post mentioned and ask your questions there.
That's the best we got.....Now you have to give us your best. Like what kind of switch? What is the switch going to operate? Are you left or right handed? Do you read this complete forum?
Now that I got that out.....check out the other post mentioned and ask your questions there.
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