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I am looking for OEM style switches to control my lights (bumper lightbar and roof rack lighter) that look like the OEM switches. It seems all the ones I have seen have blue backlight and not white and the laser etch symbols are tough to see during the day.

I purchased a few and installed them only to discover this. I haven't found any that yet match the original OEM that have bright white lettering/symbol that can be seen in the day and then use a white back light at night.

Thanks for any help
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That was also kind of disappointing too. I know you can by oem ones but they are $$$.
 

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Does anyone know what the oem part numbers are for the switches?

I have been searching for them for a while.
 

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this page has all sorts of good info.

Switches by themselves are a lot cheaper but you have to buy the wiring/pins. Unless you have a hybrid, then the switch wiring should already be present.
Aux 1 - 84485-AK010
Aux 2 - 84485-AK020
Aux 3 - 84485-AK030
Aux 4 - 84485-AK040 (I remember having issues with this one - I think one dealer said it was 84484-AK040) 🤔

I imagine Toyota is about to run a 4th of July sale that would make these more affordable.
 

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this page has all sorts of good info.

Switches by themselves are a lot cheaper but you have to buy the wiring/pins. Unless you have a hybrid, then the switch wiring should already be present.
Aux 1 - 84485-AK010
Aux 2 - 84485-AK020
Aux 3 - 84485-AK030
Aux 4 - 84485-AK040 (I remember having issues with this one - I think one dealer said it was 84484-AK040) 🤔

I imagine Toyota is about to run a 4th of July sale that would make these more affordable.

Thank you both!
 

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this page has all sorts of good info.

Switches by themselves are a lot cheaper but you have to buy the wiring/pins. Unless you have a hybrid, then the switch wiring should already be present.
Aux 1 - 84485-AK010
Aux 2 - 84485-AK020
Aux 3 - 84485-AK030
Aux 4 - 84485-AK040 (I remember having issues with this one - I think one dealer said it was 84484-AK040) 🤔

I imagine Toyota is about to run a 4th of July sale that would make these more affordable.
Hybrids have the wiring already ran? So I could just buy an oem aux switch and I'll have the wires already ran through the firewall to somewhere under the hood??? I've read otherwise but if so, my life is about to become much easier. 🤞

I do not have the aux switch option from factory. 2026 ORP Premium Hybrid.
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