2014 TXT48 FNR relocation questions

[trex88i]

Sorry all, but more questions on relocating the FNR switch. I picked up a 2014 TXT48 last month and have been refurbishing and personalizing.

I've searched and read many threads, but something seems different with my cart. I'm still a little confused on what drive/style I have. I know it is a Sepex, but is it a PDS or is the TXT48 yet another version? If so, could I recommend updating the identification chart to show this. From what I gather the body style changed in 2014 and there seems to still be limited information and even parts for these newer models.

Anyways, the threads I have read which mention they own a TXT48 model, talks about people having the FNR switch in the dash--and they want to relocate it under the seat. Mine is opposite. Switch is under seat, right where your legs are. Problem is that it is constantly being "bumped" by either my legs or my passengers legs and kicked into N. Of course it freaked me out the first few times as I was wondering why the cart just quit going in the middle of the road. Now I know what is wrong as soon as it happens. Having a dog ride along just compounds the issue. :)

My questions are:
1. Does anyone else experience this issue? Or are we just careless riders? and no, it is not after a lot of beverage consumption :)

2. What are the benefits/drawbacks of having it in the dash vs. under the seat? I have seen many mentions about inconvenience of having to reach to the dash to flip the switch, but are people really touching the button that often? What am I missing here?

3. Finally, is it really that hard and big of an issue to relocate my switch to the dash? I see it has 3 wires to it. I was just going to buy a FNR dash switch, mount it in a custom panel I'm building for my dash and extend those 3 wires to it. I ask because a couple threads have mentioned high voltage going to the switch and it would require other upgrades, not just a simple relocation. Maybe I've read too much and confused things, but I would like you guys expert knowledge and opinions.