Cali Raised Off-Road
Toyota OEM Square Style "REAR LIGHTS" Switch
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Wire up your rear-facing lights with a control that has a sense of humor. This square "REAR LIGHTS" switch seats in your Toyota's factory switch opening for an OEM look, and its laser-etched icon is a cheeky middle finger for whoever is tailgating you. Blue backlighting keeps it matched to your dash.
Fitment: Toyota RAV4, 2022+ Tundra, and 2024+ Tacoma factory square switch openings.
- Molded from heavy-duty ABS in matte black to match standard OEM switches
- Laser-etched "REAR LIGHTS" middle-finger icon on the switch face
- Blue backlighting keyed to your factory interior lighting
- Drops into existing factory openings with no cutting
- Works with any LED wiring harness; pairs best with a Cali Raised LED harness (sold separately)
An add-on Perma-Seal connector (sold separately) makes wiring safe and simple regardless of your 12V experience. You will make the electrical connections during install.
Specifications
| Material | Heavy-duty ABS plastic |
| Finish | Matte black |
| Backlighting | Blue |
| Symbol | Laser-etched "REAR LIGHTS" (middle-finger icon) |
| Fitment | Toyota RAV4, 2022+ Tundra, 2024+ Tacoma |
| SKU | CR4146 |
| Warranty | 2-year |
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