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Turbo wing switch in non turbo car

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Run wire bundle was easy peasy

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As I had the dash out already, running the wire bundle was easy peasy.

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As I had the dash out already, running the wire bundle was easy peasy.

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Tapped into a nearby switch for illumination and it worked perfectly.

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I have a c4s, wanna put the wing switch the turbo has on the dash. Seems like it should be easy enough to do given there is a blank already and an existing switch that fits the bill, question is the electrics to connect to the switch. The switch for the wing down in the fuse box, is it easy enough to just splice that switch ? Out of curiosity does the turbo have the wing switch in the fuse box still ?

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I did this on my (departed) 986. I wanted to keep everything as functional as possible, which meant that I snipped the spade connectors off of the fuse box switch and added in a second set of wires when new connectors were crimped on. As I had the dash out already, running the wire bundle was easy peasy. Tapped into a nearby switch for illumination and it worked perfectly.

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