Ok, this week I am going to put in my guages for my car on the left side pillar. I was just wondering if anybody knows how to take the pillar off without wrecking anything? Is there a special way, or should I get some professional to take it out? Thanks.

 

just pull it off.

 

It just snaps in. Start at the top and pull it out. It'll come out pretty easily.

 

You can also get a trim removal tool but as others have said it just pops out and you can pop it back in with some gentle fist action. Side of the fist I mean. Does that sound sexual? Anyway... back to my ECU work...

 

Try not to "yank" on it as i did that with mine and it snapped off 2 of the pins holding it in....its not a big deal just try to be somewhat careful

 

Just pull it off slowly, when you feel a point where its snagged give it a tug until it comes loose. I don't try to pry it off and don't pull on it from the top section if you're trying to pop a tab off the lower portion of the a-pillar, it'll bend. I pulled mines off all the time when I painted my pillars.

 

God this thread has more innuendo in it that teh OT section.

Oh well, hope this help ya cleric187!

 

you asked the question i wanted to =P i thought it just pulled off, but now i know for sure!

 

do you have to pull them out to replace the tweeters?

 

Yes.

 

Thanks for your help guys, I've got it now. I just have another question which is kinda stupid..I have a oil temp guage, and im trying to locate my oil sense in my engine? Do you guys possbility know where it is? is it under the intake? do I havve to get it drilled. I owned a 04 mitsubishi vrx ralliart. Thanks.

 

I'm thinking about painting my pillars black to match the rest of my interior, anyone have any suggestions for paint type/color?

 

the Oil pressure sensor is under the intake manifold twords the center, Depending on how u want to doit , i jsut took out my stock one and replaced it with the sender for the guage and its the " same " size and will screw into it , be sure to use teflon tape so it doesnt leak , I know there is some talk about it being a certain thred and im sure someone will say somthign but mine works and the original threds are still perfect, also i used a Autometer Guage if u wer gonna ask, the other way would be to make a "T" system with some brass parts, so you can still plug in the OEM oil sensor but im not finding any problems with out it. hope that helps

 

Krylon Fusion Paint from Auto parts store works great its for plastic just sand it a bit with some not very rough sandpaper and clean it good and spray them , add a clear if u want to . let it dry good b4 u put them back in to avoid install scraching