Nilight Spot Lights Push Button Switch 12V ON Off Switch with Connector Wire Kit 1.54" x 0.83" Replacement for Toyota Tacoma Tundra 4Runner FJ Cruiser Hilux Fortuner, 2 Years Warranty

Fit like a glove, made with good plastic looks like factory, works like you would want it to

Used this in my Tacoma and it works well. Easy to install.

No issues with quality or fit.

They work fine, except for one of the buttons that I installed is a little sticky, and sometimes have to tap twice to get it to come completely out and shut off. I did not want the buttons to stay lit all the time and only wanted them to come on when either I pushed the button in or when I turn my headlights on… Here is how they connect… The green wire goes to the battery directly… The red wire beside the green wire goes to the accessory, or the lights that you are wanting them to turn on and off… The red wire beside the black wire Goes to your headlight switch or you can just leave it unconnected if you only want the button to light up when you push it in. And then, of course the black wire is the ground.

So the switch works. The wiring clip it has is not based on the Toyota clips, and so if you are replacing a functional switch get ready for a serious headache. However, if you are simply putting in a switch to control a relay or an amplifier, it works just fine and is reasonable to install. I tapped into ground from my cigarette lighter, crimped two spade-male connectors on the battery and relay lines, plugged those spades into the existing Toyota switch harness, and I was in business. I'm not using the dash light function (the second red/relay line) because I dislike it, but I tested and it did work fine, too.Overall, I'd recommend this switch, or perhaps a slightly less expensive one with a similar design. If I need to swap this due to failure I may buy again, not entirely certain, but it may be worth it to avoid the headache of having to run a new / different connector.