Fitting "A" pillar gauge pod
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Fitting "A" pillar gauge pod
I've just bought a 3 gauge pillar pod from Nomad. The problem is there isn't any room behind the pod for the wires to go.
Is it practical to cut a slot out of the original "A" pillar cover?
If I do cut a slot, is there any wires behind that I have to avoid?
Thanks for any advice.
Chris
Is it practical to cut a slot out of the original "A" pillar cover?
If I do cut a slot, is there any wires behind that I have to avoid?
Thanks for any advice.
Chris
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I've been looking at this problem this afternoon. I think I'm going to either cut a slot in the original cover, or remove the whole area to just above the gauges.There is definately no gap when its fitted.
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I wasn't happy either with the lack of space for wires etc when I first fitted my triple A pillar pod so I cut a small area out behind the pods on the original A pillar plastic and it worked a treat.
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