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The switch box is for control of my overhead floodlights,
rear light, by-pass for the Pre-luber & Day Time Running Light, and
remote garage door controls. The box is connected with a modular connector
that makes for easy removal for service or to prevent other from using
them. The switches are connected to heavy duty relays down on the
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My GPS III is mounted on the dash as show, and is in
a good spot for viewing while on the move. The GPS is wired to external
power and antenna. Next to it is the window defroster that I added
to keep the glass warm when needed.
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My notebook computer is held down in place with Velcro
on the dash and edge of the glove box. The notebook has Delorme Street
Atlas USA and Telephone directory on it, making it great for use on the
road. It is also wired into the GPS so that it keeps track of your location
right on the map. No excuse for getting lost, or not having the phone
numbers to residential and businesses. Below in black and to the
back is the extra A/C unit I added. |
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92, 93, and I think 94 Hummers do not come with any cover
for under the dash, and after seeing the 95 & newer with then, I ordered
the parts. I found out later that the cover for the 97 Hummers didn't have
the round hold above the gas pedal, in stead it has rectangular holes that
look a lot better. In the photo is the under dash panel, and the side panel,
not shown is the fuse panel cover, latch, and the mounting rail (I used
an "L" strip of aluminum that mounts below the fuse panel).
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