GSW-45 LED Rocker Switch - Scion OEM Style

All Customer Questions

Question

Will these work with 12v applications? - by Kris (Colorado)

Answer

These will absolutely work with 12v applications! That is exactly what they are designed for.

Question

I don't know when the question about the Blue LED was asked so I thought I would ask for an update. It would be awesome if you had the switch in blue because this is a perfect switch I need and perfect fitment.

Answer

As far as we know, they do not make a Blue one.
The Scion OEM switches are exactly that, basically what you get from the dealership.

Question

Do you know if this will fit in a blank on a 2002 Honda Civic Coupe for fog lights? The switch i have now does not look good compared to an oem style switch with proper fitting. - by Chad (Jax. FL)

Answer

We only know about the vehicles listed on the product page. Anything else and you'll have to measure, or buy it and try.

Question

I bought and installed this LED rocker switch. It looks great! It turns my lights on and off just fine.

But for some reason, the LED light on the switch always stays on, whether or not the switch is on or off.

What am I doing wrong? - by Edwin (Toronto, Canada)

Answer

Switch the two prongs that are connected to your power source and the positive wire on your lights.

Question

Do you have any switches that can handle 18V? I have my cathodes hooke to 2 9V batterries= 18V. I wanted a switch so I could turn them onoff instead disconecting them from the batteries every time I turn them off. If you do not have any 18V swithes do you have any suggestions for an alternative battery source?? - by Jacob (Indiana)

Answer

It should handle the 18v put out by the 9v batteries. While on that note, why do you have it attached to 9v batteries? Why don't you wire the cathodes directly into your vehicle like originally intended? Also, the 18v may eventually damage the transformer, as it isn't designed to work off that high of a voltage.

Question

07 Tundra- will it fit in the dash plugs? - by Michael (Thunder Bay)

Answer

We don't know. Try it and see.

Question

I'm assuming this is just like any other switch, only designed to fit in a 1.44 x .83 hole? I like this shape more than the round switches and I don't own a Toyota. - by Brandon (Texas)

Answer

Yes.

Question

Do the led's provide the color, or is it the lens on the switch? - by Kris (Baltimore, MD)

Answer

Switch

Question

Are these on/off or on/off/on?

Answer

They are SPST (Single Pole, Single Throw) on/off switches.

Question

Difficult to open up the switch and solder another led in to change the color? - by Austin (Johnson City, TN)

Answer

Yes, very difficult.

Question

what's the color of this LED? - by Andrey

Answer

As described on the product page - Available in three colors: Red, Green, and Amber.

Question

I need a BLUE LED for my Scion tC and can't find one ANYWHERE! Help!

Answer

We feel ya. Unfortunately we don't have them available. We wish we did.

Question

Will it fit a 2005 Toyota Tacoma? - by Will

Answer

We don't know. Please take a picture of the dash for us, or try it for yourself. If it does not fit, you can always return it.

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Its a shame there isn't one with a blue LED. Blue LED's look good on the interior of Super White Scion's. - by Andre' (Bakersfield)

Answer

I feel ya.

Question

Will this fit in a 2003 Toyota Celica? - by Patrick (gainesville, Ga)

Answer

Don't know. Can you email us a picture of the opening where you want to put it?

Question

Will there be a blue LED switch coming any time soon? - by chris (whittier)

Answer

A blue version is on our list of things to develop, however it may be some time before it is released.