Q: toggle switch panel

asked by on January 03, 2018

i am seeking advise i want to add a toggle switch panel into my car ...... my car is in perfect condition i dont need anything fixed on the car just adding some new gadgets

My car has 102500 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

If you are adding a toggle panel and adding lights or other items you will need to be careful what you connect to in system or may damage electrical system. You will need to be more specific on what you need to wire in and should seek professional mechanic help such as from YourMechanic.

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