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Thought I'd share with you what I've found. I've recently installed and wired some corner strobes lights in my van. Location where I wanted to mounted a switch was in the switch bank to the left of the steering column. It appears to have some usual switch blank plates.
These blanks can actually be converted to switches by cutting off two little tabs. Internally there is a small circuit board with two vacant capacitance type switches. Soldering the two top left corner points will get you a momentary negative trigger switch that's low current.
Used this output through a Pac-Audio TR-7 module to trigger a relay and voila..

These blanks can actually be converted to switches by cutting off two little tabs. Internally there is a small circuit board with two vacant capacitance type switches. Soldering the two top left corner points will get you a momentary negative trigger switch that's low current.

Used this output through a Pac-Audio TR-7 module to trigger a relay and voila..
