I've had people asking me for a way to control various things in their car like illuminated windscreens, running the fan and pumps but not the car while in the staging lanes all the while using the factory switches in the dash so they don't have to drill holes and add unsightly buttons. Well I've finished them up and they are ready for your installation pleasure. These can be used with the "Towing/Anti-theft" switch on the N/A cars and by adding a "Wing" switch the the SRTs. All you need to do is wire up the SilverSwitch to whatever you'd like to control through a relay and at the flick of one of the factory buttons, whatever you're trying to turn on will come to life. This includes a factory pigtail so you do not have to cut up the existing wiring to the switch.

I built 10 of these and unless I get serious interest, when they're gone, I probably won't make more until there are another 10 or so people.

Price is $119.99 for the standalone module shipped to the lower 48 states. If you have an SRT6 and need a "Wing" switch, you can get them for around $50 at the dealer or cheaper from MrMopar or on eBay.

Please click HERE to purchase the Accelerated SilverSwitch Factory Switch Module - Standalone Module.

 

Nobody wants these now?

 

The price might be a deciding factor

 

I'm trying to think of what can be run on an aux...

 

The module itself is only a little over half the cost of this kit, the rest of it is the OEM connector and contacts for the factory switch, the relay, relay socket and crimp connectors, wire and time spent soldering everything up. If people don't mind using the existing wiring from the switch, provide their own relay and can solder some wires, I have no problem selling these for $119.99 shipped. I just put this together as a package since everyone that requested one, wanted theirs put together this way.

I have updated the PayPal links in the first post to reflect the changes.

 

Cooling fan and intercooler pump while you're in the staging lanes with the car not running, windscreen lighting, etc. Anything you would turn on or off in the car with a switch can be controlled with this module.

 

I bought John's switch cluster from his old crashed XF... I didn't know you were going to finally build them...lol.... I was preparing to figure it out on my own... That's scary...get your butt down here....

 

Doc just reminded me of my Cool Queue from a few years back which is essentially what this module is, just not with all the separate outputs for the fan and coolant pump.

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ontroller.html

 

If the people who asked for these dont step up, I will. For you to figure out and put a package together for the crossfire is a great thing.

I need to keep those fans/pump running sometimes. Insane heat soak

I will just find a trim piece from a roadster and put the switch in the consol... (just an idea)

 

Rudy,
I want one of this – Please reserve one for me - I was thinking for SRT to switch the cooling fan and IC pump on demand would be better way to go rather than other mods that have them on all the time? Since I might not need them on all the time in winter? Also worried of tear and wear when have them on all the time. Can you please respond to my email, I sent you new email, so we can discuss this and earlier project? thank you much!

 

Rudy I would like to be put on the list for one of these as I have some wiring nightmare going on to control my lighted windscreen, under dash lights and power outlets for my Sirius and Garmin....Rusty

 

This is not a group buy list and I can not hold these for people. The links in the first post are to buy them and they are first come, first serve so if you want one, don't wait as I only made 10.

Take care

 

Rudy thanks, got mine Yesterday in the mail,, Man does every thing looks great, new switch or it sure looks like it. switch is the rear wing from a N/A man this things will be the cat's meow,, I am will be hooking it up Monday, going to hook it to my exhaust cutouts , as we spook about .. this will get rid of the make shift switch i have now in the glove box. thanks again. Jim