auxillary cargo lights wi 2 switches?

I am hooking axillary cargo lights up to the back rack of my truck. I'm going to hook them to a switch on my dash simple enough. but I would also like to install a switch in the box of my truck. I would like to be able to turn the lights on from inside the truck or outside the truck. I know how to use relays I know how basic wiring works just looking for maybe some diagrams. I just want to make sure I do it properly I'm using led toggle switches and I don't want any back feed. I'm wondering if I can run the wire from each switch into one relay but just want to be sure. Any thoughts or ideas would be greatly appreciated thank you

here is one idea. either switch can be used. yuk

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itsyuk wrote: here is one idea. either switch can be used.

Cant the wire from pin 86 connect to a ground. I understand all accept why would pin 86 connect to the power source

work.truck wrote: itsyuk wrote: here is one idea. either switch can be used. Cant the wire from pin 86 connect to a ground. I understand all accept why would pin 86 connect to the power source

I see you have switched ground im using led self lilluminatting toggles. If i had power in the switches i could do it that way just opposite

work.truck wrote: work.truck wrote: itsyuk wrote: here is one idea. either switch can be used. Cant the wire from pin 86 connect to a ground. I understand all accept why would pin 86 connect to the power source I see you have switched ground im using led self lilluminatting toggles. If i had power in the switches i could do it that way just opposite

Or will my led toggles still work like that? They have 3 pins so that would mean power(but really a ground) into switch, power(but really a ground) out of switch to a chassis ground, and 3 pin is also a ground ? Lol