Horn Push Button Switch (ON)-Off Momentary Switch with Wiring Kit for Toyota Tacoma 4Runner Tundra 3Amp 12V

Nice look and good fit when installed. Works as described and I will definitely look at this brand again if I need other switches.

This little guys are perfect for the 4Runner. Perfect fit and they look just like the factory switches. No issues installing 2 of these in the center console. Getting wires to them is a totally different issue so you better be prepared for some cussing, bloody knuckles, long hours under the steering wheel and several dozen in and outs from the passenger side to the drivers side to the engine compartment and then to the garage for another tool, several more feet of wire, oh and the RELAY. don't forget the relays, these stitches, like all the switches in new cars are not rated for any kind of load. They all just fire a relay to do the real work.Anyhow, the switches are great. your level of knowledge will be tested on getting the right wires to the right places. The instructions contained right here on the Amazon sale page with the little diagram of what lead goes where is plenty to get these hooked up. If you can't read that little picture and figure out what goes where, hire a professional. Don't risk burning your car up over a switch. So if you need stitches to make all your lights glow these will do the trick.

So far it works to switch fog lights on added to 09 RAV4. Supplied switch did not work.

Fits the 2019 Sequoia Limited perfectly. Installed where the extra slot is on the far right next to the heated seat control. I still need to figure out where to draw power from to illuminate the button when dash lights are on or dimmed. Thank you for a great product.

I used this for and older car as it matched the other switches. Was smaller so I wrapped electrical tape around it and pushed it in until it held firmly.

The media could not be loaded. 3 star. Because I have to sand it to make it fit properly. All in all it's good and I got it working.

Got these to wire up to the lights on the sides of the roof rack on my 2010 SR5 Runner. Really easy to splice in and they fit right into the blank button slots. The click is audible even while driving plus you can feel it. Same quality as the switch I got from Cali-Raised for my lightbar and it was half the price!

I looked up several different venders with descriptions stating this would fit a 2014 Toyota RAV4, well it's actually a little smaller fit for 2014 RAV4, not by much, but it doesn't snap into place. I soldered two separate wires on the push button pins on my (Chamberlain Liftmaster Craftsman) garage Door remote (#4). I solder those two wires, one to the Green wire and the other to the RED1 of the plug for the new switch. Popped into the switch and it works. When I hooked it up to my RAV4 power outlets 1 or 2, my switch was always hot. However I was hoping mine would be OFF at all times unless I had the ignition on. Everything else on those 2 banks are dead until I start the engine. Turns out Toyota uses separate internal switch so if you just tie into the fuse, your new switch will always be on. That would run down your battery if left for long term. So, I have 2 options, 1, leave it like it is, as a unlit push button, or 2, splice into one of the cigarette lights. I found a part number (unfortunately not on Amazon) for lighter jumper add-on and will add a IN-LINE fuse so my new button will light up. I've already tested it with an external cigarette plug. Bottom line, I happy..