I finally had to do it. The off-center VSA button was to much for me. So I said F@#k it, started poking around & in less than 5 minutes here you go.





Some of you will look at this thread & think who the F@#k cares.

But then ask yourself, why did I click on this link...

 

looks good.

 

Yeah, it definitely doesn't look any worse. Thanks kowloon.

Hey, you dont think this will void my warranty do you?

 

haha probably not. they won't even notice it

 

Somehow this reminded me quote from Edmund Hillary after he climbed Mt. Everest

"Why did you do it?" - Reporter

"Because it's there" - Edmund Hillary

Looks good...how did you do this btw? Any progress pics?

 

haha looks goodd.

if they ask, jsut say, it came with it like that? LOL

needa think of what to put for the other two blank spots

 

hmmm Im wondering if there's any way to make a switch out of one of the blanks to control all the interior lights? Sometimes I just want to turn on all the interior lights without opening my door *_*

In the Honda Pilot we have, I use the master switch quite often to turn all the lights on and I sometimes try do the same in the TSX only to realize it doesnt exist -- unless there exists such a switch that I am unaware of...

 

It was super simbple & I cant believe I didn't do this along time ago. Pics would really be useles cause its all fingertip action from under/behind the coin tray.

 

i need to have those other switches functional lol

 

+5

 

While you said that in jest, the real answer is "maybe."

If any wiring had to be changed then you might run into warranty woes and any rattles or squeaks in that area will be on your dime.

One question you always need to ask is "why did the manufacturer do that?"

In this case, since there are no optional buttons for the other two positions in the US, why did they put it far left? Is it easier to reach? Less likely to get bumped? What is behind it?

In the US, regulations require that general area to be crushable to keep those idiots amongst us who refuse to wear seatbelts from squishing their knees. Is there a metal brace behind that area? If so, is there any chance of a short from the connections on the back of the switch?

 

I'm workin' up an interior led lighting set up connected back to a duplicate oem switch. But thats like #4 or 5 on the To Do (MINI) Mods list.

 

Ok sure, lets start there.

 

I'm not worried about warranty shtuff... & rattles or squeeks. 1 - because I dont really have any. 2 - Thats what yur stereo systems for.

 

This is so true my friend, if not the first & last question to be asked. Yet so many projects ultimately fail because this is overlooked.

 

Good question ceb... Yes, Yes & Jack sh!t.

 

Well if yur ridin' dirty & crash yur whip a squashed knee is probly #3 or 4 on your Immediate Problems list.
I dont believe there will be any problems from moving the switch over an inch.

 

i was curious how to get more functional switches...do you just keep buying VSA modules?

 

Thank you ceb, really. I would like to thank you for posing your questions on my thread.

It was because of your single reply that I was able to string out my responses & or answers to 6 individual posts.
Really just a Points & Activity cred boost/cheat... and I dont feel guilty about it.

This was fun. Really, no hard feelings newbie, ceb (aka Mr. Reggie Reggulator)

madeguy76 is like......// then...& I'm out!!!

 

I know it sounds e$$pen$ive... but that would get you the (MCP) Maximum Custom Points allotted Killer.

 

You could always throw a NOS switch in there...