Pirate Lights Symbol 2 is an alternate pirate-themed button design for a vehicle accessory panel. Its laser-etched legend marks the circuit you assign to it, and the matte black face provides an OEM-style finish.
Start with fitment, then choose the artwork
The Small Push face measures 32.5 × 22 mm, approximately 1.28 × 0.87 inches. Before selecting the design, confirm the available opening and the model year. The Tacoma application is for the center console only.
Compatible with Toyota models listed
- Toyota Tacoma 2012–2023 (Center Console ONLY)
- Toyota Tundra 2008–2021
- Toyota 4Runner 2010–2024
- Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 150 Series 2010–2014
- Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Series 2008–2013
- Toyota Sequoia 2008–2014
- Toyota Corolla 2006–2013
- Toyota Camry 2011–2014
Pirate Lights Symbol 2 operating details
This is an electronic 12V 3A Single Pole Single Throw ON/OFF switch with short circuit protection. Heavy-duty ABS construction supports a matte black hard face with the legend laser etched directly onto it.
The upper LED illuminates when the button is pressed IN. A lower LED can connect to a separate dash-light circuit. Follow the supplied diagram for these connections; the two lights have different roles in switch indication and panel illumination.
How this design fits your panel
Pirate Lights Symbol 2 identifies the artwork selection, not a special lighting effect. Compare the unnumbered Pirate Lights design and Symbol 4 if you are deciding which legend to use. Choose a position where the assigned accessory function is clear to the driver.
Connections and package contents
The accessory MUST be wired through a fused relay in ALL cases. Select the fuse, relay and load wiring to match the actual equipment, and use the supplied switch diagram for the button connections.
The package includes one Small Push ON/OFF switch and one connector with cable, with a wiring diagram supplied. Consult the relevant Toyota owner’s manual for the locations and functions of original vehicle controls before adding this themed button.




