In this video, we install an OE Panels Switch-Pros adapter panel on Shane’s 5th gen Toyota 4Runner (running portals and 37s) to relocate his Switch-Pros controller to a much better spot—up high near the dash vent for improved visibility and easier access while driving. Instead of drilling into the factory bezel, this OE Panels solution includes a factory-style lip for a clean OEM look, doesn’t interfere with the vent, and even gives you an extra switch location for adding more accessories later. We’re also finishing up changes related to Shane’s C4 Fabrication hybrid front bumper, adding more lighting, and cleaning up the interior by plugging the holes left behind from the old switch location. If you’re building a 4Runner with lots of accessories—lights, compressors, onboard air, radios, or anything else—this is one of the simplest ways to make your setup look more professional and function way better. ✅ OE Panels Switch-Pros relocation install ✅ Cleaner dash layout + better ergonomics ✅ Extra switch slot for future accessories ✅ Perfect upgrade for modified 4Runner builds 2010-2024 4Runner OE Panel - https://runnin4tacos.com/products/factory-replacement-switch-panel-for-2010-2024-toyota-4runner-oe-panels If you’re new here, subscribe for more Toyota 4Runner installs, wiring tips, off-road builds, and product walkthroughs.

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