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nfpgasmask
05/31/2006, 01:31 PM
Hey all,
Does anyone know what the fuzzy dash hole to the left of the steering wheel was actually intended for? It seems like this hole was maybe used for something specific in the Rodeo and left out in the VX? Or is there an actual specific function for this hole? I'm just curious because the hole is really weird. Its not quite big enough for sunglasses, and its not deep enough for my radio's remote...I can't fit my change dispenser into it either...its just a mystery pocket I guess.
Thanks -Bart
PS - I was VERY tempted to compose this thread with loads of inappropriate puns, but I refrained. I guess I am growing up afterall. XD
etlsport
05/31/2006, 02:53 PM
i have no idea what its for.. ive seen a lot of people repace it with switches... personally i really want to modify it to accomodate the screen from my scan gauge... just have to find the time
MZ-N10
05/31/2006, 02:56 PM
its probably a hole for extra switches....alteast tats wat it looks like to me
You guys are WAAAY off... it's the perfect size for a Hotwheels VX.
Thats how the trails at Moab get their ratings...by how many times the Hotwheels VX falls out of the fuzzy hole while on that particular trail. :winkb: :yesb:
Anita
05/31/2006, 03:37 PM
LDub is right. My Foxfire hotwheel has been parked there for years!
The fuzzy hole as far as I know wasnt meant for anything. Some have installed switches in it..one talented guy I know installed a small video screen for his backup camera there.
Yea, yea...let the puns begin...
HotFlyer
05/31/2006, 03:49 PM
http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/500/thumbs/454dscn1825a.jpg (http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/500/454dscn1825a.jpg)
I keep a small LED Flashlight in the fuzzy hole. A perfect fit. Just the right place for an emergency light.
Howard (0761)
JULIAN911
05/31/2006, 06:55 PM
I put an LED clock therehttp://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/500/thumbs/CIMG0146.JPG (http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/500/CIMG0146.JPG)
johnnyapollo
05/31/2006, 07:03 PM
http://www.wildtoys.com/vehicross/VX_Mods/ModsSwitchBank2_600.jpg
Switch for the rear door...
-- John
I have an extra cover plate (w/o switches) if anyone is interested - $15 and CF patterned fuzzy hole - $25.
Moncha
05/31/2006, 07:43 PM
Use the space to accomodate extra switches I have my fog light switch and will have my rack mount light switches someday..
nfpgasmask
05/31/2006, 08:10 PM
I have an extra cover plate (w/o switches) if anyone is interested - $15 and CF patterned fuzzy hole - $25.
Hey Tone, I think I would like it, but could you mail me a photo of it just so I know what it looks like? ( nfp@nofuture.com )
I would like to put the tailgate mod in eventually, so this would be good. I am also going to mount some nice off road torches eventually. This would be a good spot for these switches also. How hard is it to find switches for this cover plate you have?
Thanks - Bart
PS - I like that LED clock...but 2 clocks aren't really needed IMO, however it would be nice because with my radio you have to switch from disc mode to clock mode if you want to see the time....which can be slightly annoying.
etlsport
05/31/2006, 08:13 PM
as far as i know the switches from a lot of different isuzus and honda passports are all the same as the VX switches
Picture is in the thread but w/o the switches. You can have your stereo default to clock or CD.
thedutchguy
05/31/2006, 10:57 PM
I have 3 toggle switches in there!
1 for daylight driving lamps.
1 for switching the back-up camera on/off.
1 for enabeling the dvd screen from the AVIC unit whilst driving.
nfpgasmask
06/01/2006, 06:57 AM
Picture is in the thread but w/o the switches. You can have your stereo default to clock or CD.
Hey Tone, thanks. So if I get the cover plate from you, all I need is swtiches then? What is the "CF Patterned Fuzzy Hole"? Is the just a replacment fuzzy hole?
Also, yes, my stereo (a JVC KD-DV5100) can default to stereo, but I usually like it displaying the ID3 Tag for the MP3 playing, so when I want to switch to clock, I have to hit the Display button on it...which can be annoying...because there are 4 display modes, (folder name, track time, ID3 Tag, and clock) but not TOO annoying. The JVC KD-DV5100 is a sweet player because it can read MP3s from DVD-r and I have like 40,000 MP3s and no i-POD so its really nice :)
Bart
Bulldoggie
06/01/2006, 12:54 PM
I believe the fuzzy hole was intended for toll road coins.
Toll roads are common in Japan
That would explain it... every time I come to a toll booth, I have a "yen" to throw money out the window.
Waaa :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: hahahahaha....
nfpgasmask
06/01/2006, 01:18 PM
Hmmm, I suppose that could make sense, since the fuzziness would keep the change from sliding around...interesting thought.
Bart
I believe the fuzzy hole was intended for toll road coins.
Toll roads are common in Japan
ScottinMA
06/01/2006, 01:39 PM
I would like to find a faceplate for the fuzzy hole so I could install a vacuum gauge for SC. You wouldn't have something flush would ya Tone?
Correct. Sorry, no flat plate but could be fabbed pretty easy.
nfpgasmask
06/02/2006, 11:09 AM
Well, I've been thinking, since I already have 2 spare switches available, I am liking the LED clock (I know, maybe its boring, but...)
So Julian911, where did you get that clock and what else besides it did you need?
thanks - Bart
I put an LED clock therehttp://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/500/thumbs/CIMG0146.JPG (http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/500/CIMG0146.JPG)
JULIAN911
06/02/2006, 08:00 PM
Got the LED clock from JC Whitney. It has 3 wires: ground, continuous power, and ignition power. Made the faceplate from ABS and used the dremmel tool.
Pghachey
06/02/2006, 09:51 PM
Tone
If that cover is still available, I would like it. If you could email me @ pgjahachey@netscape.com with a Paypal amount, I'll get it to you tonight. Thanks
Paul ;)
So the fuzzy hole was intended for coins :confused:
I thought that was what the ashtray was for :p
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