STEDI Nissan Navara Patrol Pathfinder Switch – LED Light Bar
Upgrade your Nissan’s dash with the STEDI illuminated push-button switch — an OEM-matching upgrade for Navara, Pathfinder, Patrol, X‑Trail and NP300 models. Featuring white LED backlighting, separate upper/lower indicators, a durable laser‑etched legend and a 3A @ 12V rating, it’s built to perform and last. Order now to complete your LED light bar install (please wire through a fused relay for safe operation). Buy now and light up your drive.
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- Illuminated push-button switch for Nissan vehicles (STEDI OEM-style design).
- Dual backlighting: upper LED active with power on, lower LED active with dash lights on.
- LED colors: top white / bottom green; laser-etched legend to prevent wear.
- Rated 3A @ 12V; recommended wiring through a fused relay.
- Surface size 35 × 20 mm.
- Compatible with: Pathfinder R51 (2005–2012), Navara D40 (2008–2014), Patrol Y61 & Y62 (2013–present), X-Trail T31 (2007–2013), X-Trail T30 (2000–2007), NP300 (front of cup holder only).
- Excellent OEM-matching appearance.
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| Back Light LED Colour | Top – White, Bottom – Green |
|---|---|
| Surface Size Dimensions | 35mmx20mm |
| Rated | 3A @ 12v |
The nitty gritty.
STEDI's new range of Nissan illuminated Push Button to suit Nissan vehicles listed below.
KEY FEATURES
- White LED Back Lighting
- Upper Light is Active when Power is ON
- Lower Light is Active when Dash Lights are ON
- Laser Etched to ensure our legend will never rub off with use
- Rated at 3A on 12v
- Excellent OEM matching design
COMPATIBLE NISSAN MAKES
- Pathfinder R51 | 2005 - 2012
- Navara D40 | 2008 to 2014
- Patrol Y61 & Y62 | 2013 - Current
- X-Trail T31 | 2007 -2013
- X-Trail T30 | 2000-2007
- NP300 -(In front of cup holder only)
Please ensure a our switches are always wired through a fused relay.
