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Is there a switch to use in the 2020+ blank spot to use as a Home Link switch for opening Garage doors?
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RugbyRef
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I have the one from LaMonster (as posted by @CopperSpyder) as well, but you are definitely on to something!
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Did you ever find a source for a rocker switch? I would like an OEM looking switch for added lights.
Caveat: My bike is a 2019 RTL. I do not know if 2020+ changed switch hole size!
This body will work, and is supposedly the OEM mfr: https://rockerswitchpros.com/product/v2d1-ak0b/ You may need the double pole, etc. versions though. And the amber is pretty close match to the OEM amber, at least on my 2019.
These actuators have the matching bump style faces: https://rockerswitchpros.com/switch-actuators/
I used something similar for my custom LED underglow, and am very happy.
This body will work, and is supposedly the OEM mfr: https://rockerswitchpros.com/product/v2d1-ak0b/ You may need the double pole, etc. versions though. And the amber is pretty close match to the OEM amber, at least on my 2019.
These actuators have the matching bump style faces: https://rockerswitchpros.com/switch-actuators/
I used something similar for my custom LED underglow, and am very happy.
On this thread: https://spyderlovers.com/threads/an...y-switches-that-look-like-oem-22-rt-l.152108/ somebody provided a link to a switch on Amazon that should fit. The switches are made by Carling Technologies and come in various configurations (SPDT, on/off/on, etc.). On the Carling Technologies website you should be able to figure out the part number for the configuration you want, and then buy one (or some) from Digi-Key or another electronics distributor.
This information should be on a sticky somewhere.
This information should be on a sticky somewhere.
Yep, same switches as what I posted above. (RockerSwitchPros is one of the sites that sells the Carling switches.)
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