Cutting Into The Maxima For Switches... Help!
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Cutting Into The Maxima For Switches... Help!
I had a question guys, you know we got those auxillary ports that can be used for switches, how the hell do you guys cut into those things to get switches in there? I took my car to a shop once, and they did a damn near perfect job, I tried doing one myself, damn took me like 3 hrs. Just wondering what tools you all use to put your switches in those auxillary squares on our max.
#2
Originally Posted by majatoi
I had a question guys, you know we got those auxillary ports that can be used for switches, how the hell do you guys cut into those things to get switches in there? I took my car to a shop once, and they did a damn near perfect job, I tried doing one myself, damn took me like 3 hrs. Just wondering what tools you all use to put your switches in those auxillary squares on our max.
#3
Originally Posted by majatoi
I had a question guys, you know we got those auxillary ports that can be used for switches, how the hell do you guys cut into those things to get switches in there? I took my car to a shop once, and they did a damn near perfect job, I tried doing one myself, damn took me like 3 hrs. Just wondering what tools you all use to put your switches in those auxillary squares on our max.
#5
Originally Posted by majatoi
What about the square switches? :/
#6
Time.
Time & more time. Pop it off with a towel & flat head screw driver. Then measure the opening you need. Draw it lightly on the cap. A smidge smaller than you really need for a snug fit. If it is a square shape you need to cut.... drill really small pilot holes in all 4 corners after you have drawn it. Then use a exacto knife to cut & connect the holes. It works flawlessly.
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