DD8568 · Mount only
Give your D-Switch hub a proper Tacoma mount.
Secure an existing D-Switch hub at the factory mounting points, keeping its wiring organised and accessible.
Mount only or complete kit?
DD8568: mount only
For an existing D-Switch hub. Vehicle-specific brackets and mounting hardware; no hub, controller or power harness.
DD8782: complete kit
Start with the hub, controller, wiring, mounting accessories and Tacoma hub brackets. Lights are separate.
Tacoma-specific mounting
For 2016–2023 Toyota Tacoma. The bracket uses factory mounting points beside the fuse box. On trucks with a clutch reservoir, the reservoir moves onto the new bracket as shown in the guide.
The engine-bay bracket uses existing holes. Controller placement inside the cab and wiring routes can require separate work; check behind surfaces before drilling.
Two brackets and mounting hardware
DD8568 includes the Tacoma-specific powder-coated stainless-steel mounting brackets and required hardware. It does not include the D-Switch hub, controller, power cables, switch wiring, lights or accessories.
Mount it cleanly, then set it up
Manufacturer overview of the universal hub and controller. Follow the Tacoma-specific mounting guide for the engine-bay bracket.
Three-year manufacturer warranty
Diode Dynamics provides a three-year limited manufacturer warranty for this D-Switch product. Keep proof of purchase and obtain an RMA before returning a part. Read the warranty terms.
Questions before ordering
Will it fit a manual-transmission Tacoma?
The mounting guide includes relocating the clutch reservoir when fitted. Follow that branch of the instructions.
Does mount-only include the electronics?
No. DD8568 is the bracket kit. DD8782 includes the D-Switch hub, controller, wiring and Tacoma mount.
Can I use the bracket without drilling?
The Tacoma hub bracket uses existing mounting points. Cab-controller mounting and cable routing depend on your installation.
Is a Tacoma signal-wire pinout included?
No. Verify each intended discrete 12V signal before connecting an input. Do not use a data-bus wire.
