Granted assume permits an awful lot but chances are anything that would be controlled by that ‘switch/toggle’ will be an on/off type not a hold for action like the convertible top button. The on/off would most likely trigger an externally powered modification, chances are the addition/modification won’t be powered by the switch just activated/deactivated by it. Since the switch has an indicator light could one simply check for that current when attempting to control the ‘addition’. Instead of tracing and hacking the computer to reassign a function could one just use the light to determine if the switch has been toggled?
Oh, I would assume you could get something from it. But as I stated in other posts, you'd likely have to rely on a latch/impulse relay to be able to power something.
