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Send the pod back and get a dash mount or pillar mount. I have he dash mount and like it alot. Here's a pic--



I had the same issue, I wound up testing all of my gauges and then cutting the studs (bad idea if warranty ever comes into play) I used big hose clamps to retain them in the pod since there wasn't enough room for the mounting bracket to fit.How do the gauges get held in the pod? There does not seem to be any way to bolt the gauges in. The long studs in the back of the gauges are too long to let the gauge sit properly in the mount and too short to stick out.
The pod should fit above the mirror without touching, I have the bluetooth deal with my mirror and there is a bit of a gap between the mirror and the pod. I did have to trim the pod to get it to the fit the contour of the headliner on both sides. Also I dropped the headliner and 'clamped' the pod to it with screws and fender washers cut in half, no more screwing around with sticky tape except a tad on the front to keep it from rattling on the windshield.The windshield pod doesn't fit above the mirror. I have a laramie so the mirror has the phone connect stuff. The mirror has a small hump on top and that seems to interfere with the pod. How do I fix this?
A few of us have picked up the 12v dimmer circuit on the panel lamp feed to the headlamp control switch, I don't have a picture but I think it was either the orange black or orange brown wire.Do I wire power into the dimmer circuit or to 12 volts?
Thanks for any help.
Shaggin, what paint did you use to paint your pod? I ordered the same gauges w/the dash pod. Geno's told me there is no paint that matches:banghead:.Send the pod back and get a dash mount or pillar mount. I have he dash mount and like it alot. Here's a pic--
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i also would like to what paint worksShaggin, what paint did you use to paint your pod? I ordered the same gauges w/the dash pod. Geno's told me there is no paint that matches:banghead:.
Shaggin, what paint did you use to paint your pod? I ordered the same gauges w/the dash pod. Geno's told me there is no paint that matches:banghead:.
I used medium slate Mopar--i also would like to what paint works
Orange with brown tracer. As the plug is facing the same way it fits into the back of the headlight/dimmer panel, it is on the top row, 2nd from the drivers side. The orange with black tracer is right next to it on the far driver's side. :thumbsup:A few of us have picked up the 12v dimmer circuit on the panel lamp feed to the headlamp control switch, I don't have a picture but I think it was either the orange black or orange brown wire.
Do I wire power into the dimmer circuit or to 12 volts?
Thanks for any help.
For power to the gauges you need a switched 12V source. I used the large pink wire with the yellow tracer in the 100 pin bundle above the parking brake. To power the lights for the gauges you conect into the dimmer switch. As slagburn noted it is an orange wire with a brown tracer.Orange with brown tracer. As the plug is facing the same way it fits into the back of the headlight/dimmer panel, it is on the top row, 2nd from the drivers side. The orange with black tracer is right next to it on the far driver's side. :thumbsup:
This helped me out with visuals, since Im not exactly the electrical genius Slagburn is. :lol4:
Gauge Installations at DieselManor- 2008-2009 6.7L Cummins
Where did you get it?I used medium slate Mopar--
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Ron Tonkin Dodge in Milwaukie, Oregon.Where did you get it?
Got a can @ my local dealer for $9.20:headbang:. Sure beats $19.95+shipping:hehe:Ron Tonkin Dodge in Milwaukie, Oregon.
It's not an exact match, but it's real close.:thumbsup:Got a can @ my local dealer for $9.20:headbang:. Sure beats $19.95+shipping:hehe: