Shifter Trim Piece from +94 Q

zavikan · #1 03-12-2006, 10:44 AM

I recently switched out my entire interior wood grain from my 92 to a 94 (man, what an improvement). Problem is, my shifter trim is not only damaged slightly, but it has the door lock button in it. Was there ever one made in the Newer woodgrain w/o the button in it?

James

intelisevil · #2 03-12-2006, 05:50 PM

I can't answer the question you've posted.

If the slight damage is livable and you don't want to try to wire the switch for its intended purpose, you could still use it for something else . . . Ecutune 1.4 87 octane, Solenoid C lock, Heated seats. You get the idea.

Just my $.02.

Dan

AvPPoW · #3 03-12-2006, 05:51 PM

No, 94+ woodgrain was never made without the hole.

zavikan · #4 03-12-2006, 07:43 PM

How difficult would it be to wire it for its intended purpose? I also have a Prestige Alarm system in this thing that acts stupid all the time (that means I have no idea how to use it yet...will learn it fine though...maybe), so I dunno what that would mean to the wires spliced to make that system work.

J

It's Just Eric · #5 03-12-2006, 08:41 PM

Yeah, none ever made with no hole. Just like tan interior cars and their roofs.
I had some....scratches...In a peice of my woodgrain, I actually ran over it with armorall protective wipes...and you can barely notice it now. That and the woodgrain is SOOOO shiney.
As for the hole, just get dayle's carbon fiber dash overlay kit and cove the hole with that

Just kidding....Why would anyone...um...eugh -Shuddder-
The hole looks like it would be a prime canidate for a toggle switch to a stereo or the buton to engage your NAWZZZZ!!!....or to turn on them kickasspip underbody lights. Or hell, this is what Id do... Modify a bajillion candlepower spotlight to fit behind your waterfall grill and put the killswitch in the hole. Thatd be awesome

my two cents

Oh! Ooh! you can make it a very small change holder, and take the other change holder out to make roo for your NAWZZ and underbody blinkey lights buttons!

Okay, im done

Crusader · #6 03-13-2006, 09:00 AM

I actually have a switch wired to toggle my power antenna up or down, for some reason I really didn't like the look of it being up so I put in a switch so it would only have to be when I needed it... of course this had nothing to do with your blank hole in the trim, as mine is just chillin underneath the CD player in that blank spot. Just another idea for what to use the switch for.