Pillar trim
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Pillar trim
Hey guys-
The previous owner broke groove the retainer clips slide into on the driverside a-pillar trim. It's been epoxied several times but may need to be replaced. I was wondering if anyone knew where I could order one on line in tan? Thanks
The previous owner broke groove the retainer clips slide into on the driverside a-pillar trim. It's been epoxied several times but may need to be replaced. I was wondering if anyone knew where I could order one on line in tan? Thanks
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I believe the a-pillar trim is made from abs plastic. Mine was broken like you described and I glued it up with a sliver of abs plumbing pipe as a backer tab.
You may see if somebody on here has one laying around from replacing it with a guaged one...just a thought.
You may see if somebody on here has one laying around from replacing it with a guaged one...just a thought.
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Are the gauged pillars a full replacement?
I'm currently running a quadzilla commander but do to several failed attempts by quadzilla to fix problems with the unit, it will be discarded when funds allow for a more reliable monitoring system. I've got some digital gauges in mind that would work well in a pillar mount.
If the gauged ones are not an overlay I think I'll have no problem waiting until I change over.
I'm currently running a quadzilla commander but do to several failed attempts by quadzilla to fix problems with the unit, it will be discarded when funds allow for a more reliable monitoring system. I've got some digital gauges in mind that would work well in a pillar mount.
If the gauged ones are not an overlay I think I'll have no problem waiting until I change over.
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