Overhead Switch Panel Compatible with GMT800 Silverado Suburban Tahoe

• FIVE CONTROLS TOGETHER — Give your vehicle's electrical accessories a dedicated control location with room for five switches, rather than finding a different mounting spot for each one. Start your accessory installation with a defined switch layout in your overhead console, then select the controls for the functions you want to operate from that location; the panel needs 5 switches, which are not included. Screws and other hardware are not included.
• USE YOUR OVERHEAD SPACE — Turn your vehicle's overhead-console cubby location into a dedicated area for accessory controls, replacing that storage space with a switch panel. The placement gives your accessory project a defined location within the console, so you plan around an existing part of your cabin rather than deciding where to add a separate panel elsewhere in your vehicle.
• DIRECT PRESS FIT — Put your switch panel in place with a press fit into the overhead-console cubby opening after the cubby is removed. The panel uses no retainers, so there is no separate retainer-fitting step between preparing the opening and seating the panel, giving your vehicle's accessory project a direct mounting arrangement for the new overhead control area.
• MAKE ROOM FOR CONTROLS — Replace your vehicle's overhead-console cubby with a dedicated switch mounting area by removing the cubby before seating the panel. The original designer drilled out the cubby's plastic rivets with the intention of putting the cubby back later, giving you a firsthand example of the preparation involved as you plan the conversion from console storage to overhead accessory controls.
• REAL ROAD EXPERIENCE — Bring your controls together with a press-fit panel whose original designer reports that it never fell out of their truck, even through heavy use and bumpy roads. That firsthand experience gives you a real-use account of the retainer-free mounting approach, adding context as you plan the overhead switch layout for your vehicle and put the former cubby location to work.

Bring your vehicle's electrical accessory controls together in the overhead console. This overhead switch panel provides five switch positions in the overhead console, replacing the cubby with a dedicated area for your controls. It gives your accessory project a defined overhead layout instead of leaving switch placement as another decision for each accessory.

The change starts with the space you already have. Your console's cubby location becomes the switch mounting area, trading storage for control organization. As you plan your accessory installation, use the panel's five positions to decide which controls you want grouped overhead and give that section of your console a clear purpose.

The cubby must be removed before the panel goes in. The original designer drilled out its plastic rivets with the intention of putting the cubby back later; that was the removal approach used for their installation. With the cubby removed, press-fit the panel into the opening. There are no retainers, so the panel seats directly without a separate retainer-fitting step.

The original designer also reports that the panel never fell out of their truck despite heavy use and bumpy roads. This is their firsthand experience with the press-fit mounting arrangement in use, adding real-use context to the way the panel attaches.

For your vehicle, the result is a switch mounting area where the overhead cubby used to be. Keep your accessory controls together, build your layout around five switch positions, and turn that console space into part of the way you operate your electrical accessories.

Hardware needed (not included): 5 switches. Screws, bolts, nuts, anchors, adhesive, adapters, cables and any other hardware are also not included, so buy what you need separately.