[lvbitwiz]

Took about 30 minutes.

I'll have the filler plugs in a couple days from the dealer. (p/n 55539-52060-B0 Cover, Spare SW)

 

[Eric]

Good idea... Thanks for the part # too

 

[Cramz08XB]

I'm assuming you have the radio that allows you to change the ipod music through it?

Cramz

 

[lvbitwiz]

Yes, I have the SNS

 

[Eric]

I just looked up the part # of the one I got & it's the same as the other knock out on the left side of the steering wheel...

 

[lvbitwiz]

Yep, that's the one

 

[Whispaz]

much better, now it wont get in the way

 

[coastarippa]

Did u pull out the ipod jack & turn it around? I would be interested in doing this with my xB as long as I don't need to use a sledge hammer & a sawzall.
The ipod & cable looks kinda skanky in my car. Putting it in the console would look much cleaner.

 

[lvbitwiz]

Essentially, yes. A dremel tool will make your life easier, while I didn't snap them in too well, it wasn't anything a little 5 min epoxy couldn't fix :naughty:

 

[lvbitwiz]

Oh yeah, taking the center console apart to do it makes life so much easier.

 

[scionluva]

gotta do that with my XB

 

[IceQube]

Do you have any pictures with the "switch blanks" installed?? Thanks.

 

[dickmanne]

Glad to see like-minded modifiers here. I did this same thing. Took about an hour-and-a-half. Couldn't stand the too-long cable and sacrifice of a cupholder. Wish Scion designers had stealth in mind - I got so tired of unplugging and plugging back in when leaving car parked. Left the AUX jack in place though.