The Steering Wheel Warmer push switch provides a marked ON/OFF control for an installation designed to accept its electrical switching arrangement. It is a Small Push button with a factory look, not a complete steering-wheel heating kit.
Steering Wheel Warmer system checks
Before ordering, verify the heater controller’s input requirements. The switch is electronic Single Pole Single Throw, rated at 3A at 12V, with short circuit protection. Its ON/OFF action does not provide temperature adjustment or establish compatibility with an original vehicle heater interface.
The accessory MUST be wired through a fused relay in ALL cases. Follow the supplied switch diagram and the heater manufacturer’s installation instructions. Vehicle mounting fitment and heater-system compatibility must be checked separately.
What the LEDs indicate
The upper LED lights when the button is pressed IN. It indicates switch position rather than measured steering-wheel temperature. The lower LED can be connected to a separate dash-light circuit for panel illumination.
OEM-style size and construction
- Face dimensions: 32.5 × 22 mm, approximately 1.28 × 0.87 inches.
- Heavy-duty ABS body.
- Matte black hard face.
- Laser-etched Steering Wheel Warmer legend.
- One upper LED and one lower LED.
Compatible with Toyota mounting applications
Use the following list to check the vehicle and opening. Tacoma fitment is limited to the center console; this list does not claim that a vehicle has factory steering-wheel heating.
- 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
Supplied components
Included are one Small Push ON/OFF switch and one connector with cable. A wiring diagram is supplied. Heating elements, a temperature controller and a relay are not in the listed package.
See the Small Push series for other panel legends. Consult the applicable Toyota owner’s manual to identify original controls and equipment before planning changes.
