Take my comments with a grain of salt, as I tend to speak authoritatively without tons of experience in what you are trying to accomplish. In fact, you actually haven't said what you want to accomplish. You have a switch and you want to do "something" with it.
24 connections would indicate you have 2 poles to play with. So you have a 2 pole, 11 way switch. When I went to rewire a 2-pickup guitar including different pickup wiring arrangements (series/parallel, reverse phase, etc.) I found that I needed a 4-pole super switch. The challenge with only 2 poles is that you can't lift both ends of two pickups to rearrange them. With 3 pickups, at the minimum you'd want 3 poles, which would allow you to make various parallel combinations. Any time you want to allow a pickup to be reconfigured for series/parallel or phase reverse you have to be able to switch both sides of it.
You could possibly leave the toggle switches IN, and then use this 11 way thing to drop in different tuning caps. My thought though is that 11 positions for tuning caps is excessive, because the difference between adjacent settings will be slight.
Now, if you could give us a hint at what you WANT to do with your guitar's wiring, it would be easier to propose a solution.
And, uhhh... what's a "blower"?
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