The Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty Slider's stash location is at the base of Dogtown's Needle, but it's incredibly tough to find if you don't know exactly where to look, because all you're given is the general area. You discover this by successfully eavesdropping on Aymeric and Aurore - another tricky task - which rewards you with the Blind_n_Dead file from her memory. If you're struggling to find Slider's stash in Phantom Liberty like we were, here's where the location is as part of the Voodoo Treasure quest.
Slider's stash location and Voodoo Treasure walkthrough
The Cyberpunk 2077 Voodoo Treasure mission gets added to your journal once you've acquired the Blind_n_Dead file from Aurore. To find Slider's stash, you want to find the shuttered shop called Aesculapius Inc - go to where the initial waypoint sends you, before it turns into the whole base of the Needle, and it should be immediately on your left. Almost opposite where Michael's arcade is, the chap you speak to for the 'Heaviest of Hearts' gig, but just to the right-hand side, left of the smaller Bulwark shop.
As you can see in the image above, Slider's stash can be found here, to the right of two operational vending machines. Look for an upturned machine, with an orange bin and some white boxes next to it. Walk up to it and you'll spot an electronic keypad. Interact with it, then enter the code 941229. We haven't tried it, but we presume this works even if you don't have the Voodoo Treasure quest, as it is missable if you don't eavesdrop on Aymeric and Aurore during 'I've Seen That Face Before'.
This will unlock the small door next to the keypad and you'll be able to loot Slider's stash. Within, you'll find 8,000 eurodollars and a data shard titled 'Second Installment', where you learn Slider was involved in some shady dealings behind Kurt Hansen's back. Nothing too groundbreaking, but interesting all the same. Unfortunately, you don't retrieve one of the best Cyberpunk 2077 weapons for doing this quest - just earn more money in Cyberpunk 2077.
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