Pillar Gauge Mount for 93

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I was wondering if anyone was aware of a pillar mount for gauges, 4 Wheel Parts told me to check with Auto Meter so far I can't find anything? Found some listed on a different parts site, but they were for newer trucks. I would like to find a 3 gauge mount, prefer not to have to mount them under dash.

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Heck I just found a few, must have been the way I typed in the search words...never mind

I would delete the post but don't see a way?

 

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Yeah, but just in case someone else wants them, you can get them at Summit Racing. They have 2 and 3 guage pillar mounts for '92-96 Broncos and trucks.

 

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I have been checking the links, however isn't the dash solid? I want to run a manual temp gauge, oil pressure and maybe trans temp in the pillar mount. Not sure about the trans if it is manual or elec., seems like a lot of stuff to route downward? Once I get it under the dash I am ok

 

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I been playing with the Idea of a trans temp and Tcase temp. I just can't find the gauges that i like... One of the major companies went out of business (starts whith an N), they had an awesome set up. So if you find something post some pics.

 

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I have been checking the links, however isn't the dash solid? I want to run a manual temp gauge, oil pressure and maybe trans temp in the pillar mount. Not sure about the trans if it is manual or elec., seems like a lot of stuff to route downward? Once I get it under the dash I am ok

yo RR,

To me, "pillar" is the A pillar that is vertical along windshield.

So, are planning to install gaudes there and in dash?

Such as this Dash Mounted pic in an 89?

im001357.jpg

Source: by Mike K

or

Dash Top Mounted pics in a 93

Source: by Va92bronco http://www.supermotors.net/registry/15518/54577

or

Drink Holder Mounted pics in a 93

Source: by Fred K (Alphabronco)

mvc006f.jpg

or Fred's Dash Top Mountedtoy_6.jpg

 
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miesk5 I bought one of the 3-gauge A-Pillar mounts, not much of a body man so I am unsure about routing the cables/wires etc through the dash? I like Fred's dash top mounts as well as the ones mounted in and across the 93 dash is a very nice set up as well!

The drink holder is a cool idea, however my Starbucks addiction, I mean my casual,once in a while Starbucks purchase would not allow that as they are usually filled one for now and one for later. I had forgot about a Tcase temp gauge, although I have not yet gotten the off road bug.

 
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yo Richard,

re your Q; "... routing the cables/wires etc through the dash?

see my prev replay;

Locations to route new wiring, tubing for gauges, etc

such as; Clutch Blank Location pic (to route new wiring, tubing for gauges, etc.) in a 96

and the pic I took in my Bronco

it is http://broncozone.com/uploads/monthly_10_2012/post-3816-0-26637000-1350822748_thumb.jpg

Clutch Blank Location pic (to route new wiring, tubing for gauges, etc.) in a 96; Located next to master brake cylinder booster; drill through from engine bay, higher the better; then seal use a grommet & RTV or other sealer to fit hole and big enuf for all wiring & a vacuum hose to install a vac gauge; best low-cost test and MPG helper you can spend $ on

AutoParts2020.com - Gas Saver Vacuum Gauge, PM1520, 2 inch; & many parts & accessories

http://www.autoparts2020.com/rsdev/part_detail.jsp?PART_HDR_ID=87069

or;

Driver's Side Location pic (to route new wiring, tubing for gauges, etc.) in a 91

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Source: by California Monkey (Richard, Mama Cass)

http://www.fordf150.net/images/mytruck/vacgauge.jpg

ALSO CONSIDER A GAUGE POD MOUNTED ATOP DASH IN CENTER

Gauge Cups, Panels, and Pods

http://www.jegs.com/c/Gauges-Tachs_Gauge-Cups-Panels-and-Pods/10335/10002/-1

such as

Triple Dash Pod

Universal (8.4" W x 3.5" H x 4.5" D)

For 2-1/16" Gauges

Black

http://www.jegs.com/i/Auto-Meter/105/5288/10002/-1?parentProductId=

 
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