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I guess that's what you call it, I'm looking for the part number to the molding that runs up the driver side windshield(inside the truck) it pops off with some metal clips. I had to drill mine to put a guage pod on, but now I'm taking some of the gauges off (the novely wore off, and I felt to ricey). I checked the manual but I can't find the part number, and I'm to lazy to call the stealership yet.

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I got it...DOH...it's printed on the back...along with about 1000 other numbers but the pillar for the 2002 2500HD is 15073353...the cost was 23 bucks plus tax....kinda steep for a piece of plastic...but I couldn't it online

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What gauges would you need to mount there with an 8.1L?

 

I thought ahead, and put them neatly in the overhead console area. Very stealth. Dealerships probably would never notice... :thumbs:

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Well I was gonna put a SC on it, so I had fuel pressure, and vacuum/boost, but I decided I'm gonna put the SC on the blazer instead, and keep my HD stock. With a 5.7 TBI I have a lot more options, and the engine is easier to screw around with...not to mention the SC is half the price of a whipple or KB. So I am just keeping the fuel pressure gauge in the HD just for fun.

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:shakehead: I have a 2500HD and was prepared to install pyro gauge and boost gauge on the driver side A-pillar, but cannot find any pillar gauge mounts for the '04. Because of the tweeter speaker near the bottom of the pillar, Western Diesel told me the '04 version will not be available until May. Does anyone out there know where one can be obtained now? Please advise. :nono:

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:shakehead: I have a 2500HD and was prepared to install pyro gauge and boost gauge on the driver side A-pillar, but cannot find any pillar gauge mounts for the '04. Because of the tweeter speaker near the bottom of the pillar, Western Diesel told me the '04 version will not be available until May. Does anyone out there know where one can be obtained now? Please advise. :nono:

You can just drill it out. This is what i did with mine.

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