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For the switches, I used these from Amazon: https://a.co/d/09tszNFO

You could use 4.8mm female spade terminals on the switches, but the insulated ones I had were unusually long and would have stuck out the bottom of my cover. I could have made it taller. I could have maybe found some shorter spade terminals. I opted to just solder wire directly to the switches and then heat shrink tube over it. I also took a Dremel and cut a little notch in the plastic for the wires to run out.

To install...

1. Remove the 4 push pins from the drivers side carpet in the trunk
2. Pull the carpet outward to expose the antenna area. Be careful as there is wiring going to the trunk light. I unplugged the connector behind the light to give me more room.
3. Unplug the 4 pin grey connector going to the antenna
4. The Pink wire is the signal from the radio. When the radio is on, this wire has +12v. When it is off it has 0v. You could cut the pink wire and tie the switch onto each side of the cut using your method of choice. I opted to instead de-pin the pink wire from the connector. Then I used an extra pigtail I already had with the same female terminal and slid it down into the connector. That took care of one side. For the other side I used a male terminal and slid it into the exposed pink terminal. I wrapped it in electrical tape to keep it secure then heat shrink tubed over it. I had tried to find the exact terminals online, but I didn't find anything I felt confident in ordering. If you find something let me know.
5. Reinstall the carpet. Don't forget to plug the light back in. For the push pin next to the light, run it through my plastic part.


To Print ...

I used ABS with 100% infill, but you can use whatever material you want. I printed it in the same orientation it is inside the STL file and I enabled support.