F-150 Column Gauge pod in a Ranger.....
got this last week....it is for a '97 F-150......had to do some trimming to get it to fit properly, but it aint bad.....i need to paint it grey like the other pieces....
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very nice man. what gauge ya got in there?
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probably a fuel level gauge.........if i can get it to work with a Ranger's fuel ohm reading.......if not then i am going to take it off and not have it there at all....
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kick ass so now we know a mustang one works for the manual trucks and the f-150 works for the auto's
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yepper!
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where exacly did you trim just for reference
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the red line is were i cut.......i also had to do a little trimming out of the shifter hole.....it was a bit smaller than the Ranger's trim piece so it wouldn't fit correctly......
the 1st picture, the piece behind the red line had to be cut off....it wouldn't allow the column to tilt all the way up.... in the second picure of the shifter, the red line was curved behind that, and when the wheel was tilted down, it would hit the dash and not allow it to go all the way down.... |
Was there s rubber peice under the cluster bezel? I just removed it on mine and it worked fine without cutting any off the back. I also have the mustang one so it may be different.
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Very cool Nice Maurice
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Originally Posted by 04lvl2
Was there s rubber peice under the cluster bezel? I just removed it on mine and it worked fine without cutting any off the back. I also have the mustang one so it may be different.
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that might have been added on the newer rangers maybe... i dont think my buddy's 1995 had it eather on his adjustable collum
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my mom's '97 Explorer doesn't have it either......don't know why they would have added it........probably just another unnecassary part....for some idiot in the union to have a rediuclas paying job....
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very nice. I might have to order one. I want to add one more gauge but don't like the look of a dual gauge pod.
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I installed the same thing but didn't do the trimming part. I probably should have but it seems to still fit very well. The steering wheel doesn't get tilted much anyways so i really wasn't too concerned about it. Here's some shots of mine installed.
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...wly1025/81.jpg Attachment 209771 |
nice!!^^^^ i tilt my steering wheel all the time....up when i get out and down when i get in......
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^^ most of us dont have to get the latter out to get in and out eather lol
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yea well.............what can i say....
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lol I bet you'rs fits a little more snug though. I didn't get a chance to put the plugs in yet, it was dark and late....er early lol
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yea i pulled mine down pretty good to put the pins in.......
FYI: drill a hole 1 drill a 11/64" hole instead of what the directions say....the pins will hold better.....you will have to trim the pins on the inside of the column plastic.... |
looks good man..have to look into this..
so you got dual pillars also? or just steering and 3 gunna be in bezel? |
do you happen to know the part # ?
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when everything is said and done i will have the steering gauge, dual pillar gauges and the 3 in the bezel....
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Originally Posted by casfz1
do you happen to know the part # ?
Auto Meter Part#: 15004 |
thanks
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this is going to be exactly what I needed. I was gonna do a 2 gauge pod, but i only really needed one gauge. Good going maurice! :006:
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