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hollytree
20-11-2025, 13:33
When I built my car, I used these 444 style rocker switches.
Over winter I plan to take out the fake carbon fibre dash panel (no laughing) and use some aluminium sheet.
Waterjet at Halifax will make a CAD file of the old panel and cut a new one, but I would like to get some of the switches I used before as the loom is all made up with the correct plug blocks to suit each switch confiruartion.
I think they used to be called Britax switches, now appear to be Ionnic.

Does anyone know where I can but these as I require a range of different functions (2 speed fan, front fogs, hazards, front fog spot, front main spot, rear fog)
Ta
steve

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Gordon Caro
20-11-2025, 13:52
Steve,
Try looking at SWF rocker switches.
Gordon
hollytree
20-11-2025, 14:08
Gordon Thanks
I have, but cant find anyone/anywhere that sells them now
LPH_UK
20-11-2025, 14:12
Modular Rocker Switches | Auto-Electrical & Wiring - Dun-Bri Group (https://www.dun-bri.com/catalogue/Electrical-Wiring/Switches/Modular-Rocker-Switches)
hollytree
20-11-2025, 14:22
Modular Rocker Switches | Auto-Electrical & Wiring - Dun-Bri Group (https://www.dun-bri.com/catalogue/Electrical-Wiring/Switches/Modular-Rocker-Switches)

Thanks. Now to get the old dash out.
retroracer
20-11-2025, 16:05
I bought a set for my project from here: https://www.carbuilder.com/products/iva-rocker-switch-hazard-black?_pos=5&_fid=8574fc071&_ss=c

They look like the one in your first post. They are smaller than the original Italian ones, but there is a decent selection available.

- Tony
hollytree
20-11-2025, 16:18
Thanks. I looked at them, but they dont have the configurations I need.
I bought my originals and the little tiles from CBS, but they they dont seem to have them anymore
hollytree
23-11-2025, 12:02
Leigh
Thanks
They had the switches i needed.
Dash and dash loom out. Off to Halifax tomorrow to get a CAD file made up and then panel cut
https://www.dun-bri.com/catalogue/Electrical-Wiring/Switches/Modular-Rocker-Switches
hollytree
28-11-2025, 17:02
I took my fake carbon weave dash panel to WaterJet at Halifax and Carl made a CAD copy.
He then cut a 3mm aluminium copy of it. We then swapped the major and minor gauge positions like the original cars and he then cut that.
Both panels took about 15 mins to cut with 60,000 psi water.
I am going for the major dials to the side look
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