i absolutely love the switch w/ the on1, on2, on1&2 feature.. anyone know where i can find one simular?

 

not sure what u mean. try radio shack? thats where i get my switches.

 

 

what are lighting up?

 

its a single push button, you tap it once, one thing lights up, like some foot well lights, hit the same push button again then it shuts off the foot wells and turns on the cup holder, then the 3rd push is both the footwell and cup holders on.. no this is a specialty switch.. rat shack is lame when it comes to custom stuff..

what am i lightin up? many many things.. lool

 

ok so it's basically just like the switch that comes with the lights that are in the cupholder and the footwells.. idk if i've seen those around in any site.

 

^^ i know what you're talking about. I haven't seen it but you might want to check radio shack or any other store like that.

 

oznium.com?

 

so you want one switch that powers 3 different things all at seperate times? i think thats right?

 

No he wants a switch that he can wire two sets of lights to...example his underglow (1st push) then his footwell lights (second push) then both (third push)


...I think

 

^i am pretty sure that is exactly what he is looking for.

 

just trying to clarify it for the people that...uhh misunderstood it?
lol

 

It pretty much doesn't exist. You can buy quad-throw switches from electronics suppliers, but they are not inexpensive-- think $25+ for a single switch, and you'd have to fabricate a mount/bezel for it.

For a similar result, I'd recommend a rotary switch. So long as you plan your wiring diagram out right, you could get an eight pole (or more) switch to do any possible permutation of on/offs you could ever want.

 

^ it existists in my scion... lol.. but i didnt want to take it apart as of yet, i was curious if anyone had the part number.. i bet i can get it from toyota.. we'll see i guess...

 

Only as part of an illumination kit. I've seen no sign of it as an individual part. Good thing i got two spares from green xB ill. kits (SuperHighway handouts).