2025 Ram 1500 Aux Switch Kit

[mark92a]

Anyone have any info on the Aux Switch Kits for the 25's? Im assuming there might be a few different kits due to the with/without trailer guidance and/or trailer brake control, with the difference being the switch assembly itself.

One dealer told me my VIN has "the wiring loom is equipped and is tucked away under the dash of your truck" But its the same dealer that said the 68309262AD switch assembly would fit my truck, but just looking at the picture it wont, as I have the trailer guidance and trailer brake control. I dont feel like ripping the center stack out just to look for a harness that may or may not be there without having the correct switch assembly to install. If it is, where would it terminate on the firewall/engine bay? I'd still need the Aux PDC itself and harness. I didnt see any terminated harnesses in the engine bay, and when it is a bit warmer, I'll look under the dash. OR, in the unexpected plot twist, is it perhaps soft keys on the screen, as I dont see how 5 switches will fit. in such a tiny area.

Anyone already do this?

 

[Paul B]

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[boogielander]

with the amount of searching that you have to go through... just get yourself a Switch Pro lol
aside from not OE looking this system runs laps around the OE aux switch in terms of functionality and ease of installation anyways.

 

[mark92a]

I hear you, but I don't want to give my dealer any wiggle room with not covering stuff on warranty.

 

[boogielander]

I hear you, but I don't want to give my dealer any wiggle room with not covering stuff on warranty.

dude, adding a switch pro means creating a system that's separate from the OE wiring. you are not splicing, cutting, or tapping in to OE wiring.
the only place you will tap into is the fusebox for IGN on and that's an add-a-fuse thing.
your dealer CANNOT void your warranty because you install a switch pro, unless they can prove that the switch pro cause your problems. That is an enforceable law.

i've been doing this for years and I've yet to see a single soul getting warranty denied for adding a separate independent electrical system. Hell, I put in TWO separate electrical systems for secondary and third house battery systems AND a switch pro for all my lighting and never had issues with warranty.