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Message: [QUOTE="Enoch, post: 932082, member: 567"] You can have them put it where you want and you're only going to see and look at it when you plug it in to start and when you remove it when you're going to leave the truck. Other then that you're not going to see it at all, unless you drive looking down and around your steering wheel towards the fuse box. Because that's pretty much how I have to see mine to plug and unplug it. Not trying to be a wise guy, but the pro's out weigh the cons, by about 99%. Pick a good easy location for the plug. I've seen some installed down near the fuse box and some next to the ignition, that would take way to long for me but works for some. I had them put mine just left of the steering column, this way I can get in, split the plug and keys, and plug in with left hand and start with right. I can take a pic if interested. My advice is to sit in your truck and think what would work best and be the quickest getting in, splitting the plug and keys and starting your truck. [/QUOTE]

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