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I have been talking to Autometer for quite sometime and just got this out of them. It is very good news.
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I understand your concern, our catalog is a bit dated and do not have all units updated to current late model cars, as long as the interior
A-pillar has not changed (from 2000 to 2001) the pod should still be able to fit as usual. I am not 100% certain if the 2000 unit is compatable.
Sorry we were not of total help, it is extremely difficult to stay updated on 2000-3000 different pods and pillars. Free free to visit our website
at www.autometer.com. Thank you for your support of Auto Meter Products.
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> I am looking for a full pilar pod for a 2001 Honda Civic. I did not see it listed on your site. Any information would greatly be appreciated.
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I understand your concern, our catalog is a bit dated and do not have all units updated to current late model cars, as long as the interior
A-pillar has not changed (from 2000 to 2001) the pod should still be able to fit as usual. I am not 100% certain if the 2000 unit is compatable.
Sorry we were not of total help, it is extremely difficult to stay updated on 2000-3000 different pods and pillars. Free free to visit our website
at www.autometer.com. Thank you for your support of Auto Meter Products.
Sincerely,
Dean
boosted@clarkmotorsports.net wrote:
> Question:
> I am looking for a full pilar pod for a 2001 Honda Civic. I did not see it listed on your site. Any information would greatly be appreciated.
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Rep Power: 0 This was posted last millenium. The pillar of the 6th gen is completely different than the 7th gen. But anyways welcome to last year.
And i've also been talking to autometer since april of last year and they also told me that the pillars were different, as well as there is a member here that has tried to install it and it wouldnt line up right.
And i've also been talking to autometer since april of last year and they also told me that the pillars were different, as well as there is a member here that has tried to install it and it wouldnt line up right.
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[hr]Originally posted by: civicR2k1
This was posted last millenium. The pillar of the 6th gen is completely different than the 7th gen. But anyways welcome to last year.
And i've also been talking to autometer since april of last year and they also told me that the pillars were different, as well as there is a member here that has tried to install it and it wouldnt line up right.[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: civicR2k1
This was posted last millenium. The pillar of the 6th gen is completely different than the 7th gen. But anyways welcome to last year.
And i've also been talking to autometer since april of last year and they also told me that the pillars were different, as well as there is a member here that has tried to install it and it wouldnt line up right.[hr]
I just thought this tid bit of info would be helpful, not flamed... If you are gonna flame, do it elsewhere.
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Rep Power: 0 okay, boosted, grow up. 362 posts doesn't make you an expert, either.
so anyways, what's the good news? all i'm getting out of it is that autometer says "if the pillars haven't changed from 2000 to 2001, then it should fit". umm... DUH?!
so anyways, what's the good news? all i'm getting out of it is that autometer says "if the pillars haven't changed from 2000 to 2001, then it should fit". umm... DUH?!
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Rep Power: 0 sorry i will try to get my posts up to around your numbers by posting crap instead of quality helpful information. But I'm just stating what autometer told me over a year ago, and what a member on this forum tried doing awhile ago. I wish i remembered the name of who did it.
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Rep Power: 0 yeah, yeah, you may know SOMETHING about 2k1s... but we need to know about the 2000 in this situation [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
and from what others are saying, it won't work. BTW, american honda isn't the most reliable source of information... i wouldn't trust 'em.
and from what others are saying, it won't work. BTW, american honda isn't the most reliable source of information... i wouldn't trust 'em.
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Rep Power: 0 I am not trying to be a smarta$$ all I am saying is per confirmation from AutoMeter and American Honda (with out the test fit being done) the 2000 pillar pod should work without any modifications.
362 post might not make me an expert but I am a moderator, so I must know a little something about the 2k1 civics.
Well, bhayes82, think what you want. I know the validity of my post and know what I am talking about. This post was not directed toward you, but to others who have been waiting on Autometer to come out with a answer. So if you have nothing better to do than flame an inocent, but helpful post, then goto clubsi.
362 post might not make me an expert but I am a moderator, so I must know a little something about the 2k1 civics.
Well, bhayes82, think what you want. I know the validity of my post and know what I am talking about. This post was not directed toward you, but to others who have been waiting on Autometer to come out with a answer. So if you have nothing better to do than flame an inocent, but helpful post, then goto clubsi.
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[hr]Originally posted by: Boosted
362 post might not make me an expert but I am a moderator, so I must know a little something about the 2k1 civics. [hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: Boosted
362 post might not make me an expert but I am a moderator, so I must know a little something about the 2k1 civics. [hr]
As far as the guage question goes, my bro has a 2000 vic...I will check it out when I get home to see how similar they are.
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Rep Power: 0 You are right... I stand corrected.... I am however very knowledgeable when it comes to the Honda Civic. Although the majority of my experience has come from 1/4 mile Big Block Chevy's and 4x4's; I have learned alot about the 2001 Civic over the last 8 months from my own LX.
As far as what I know, you will just have to take my word on it or you can put my knowledge to the test with some of the DIY's that I have posted.
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As far as what I know, you will just have to take my word on it or you can put my knowledge to the test with some of the DIY's that I have posted.
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Rep Power: 325 all of you that are flaming boosted grow up. he was trying to get some info out that he thought was new.
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Thats really cool man. I have been looking for a pillar pod for some time now. Thanks. By the way did you find out if the 2000 one does fit?[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: APS
Thats really cool man. I have been looking for a pillar pod for some time now. Thanks. By the way did you find out if the 2000 one does fit?[hr]
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Rep Power: 0 Ok.... Thanks for clearing that up. When I got the email this morning, I thought that it would be good news.
Oh well we can still hope.
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Oh well we can still hope.
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Rep Power: 0 i thought the word moderator was in reference to computers not civics, damn we all must be moderators???[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]
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Rep Power: 313 i bought a gauge pod that said 2k1 civic, but when it arrived, i got a 98 civic pod. was told it would fit. it didnt, so i put mine here:
also i have heard of people on this forum putting them in their cupholders, doesnt do too much for useability, but definitely wins points for creativity! (noone will show pics tho [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/IMG] )
just gotta be creative and use a bit of imagination, you can put them many many places [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
also i have heard of people on this forum putting them in their cupholders, doesnt do too much for useability, but definitely wins points for creativity! (noone will show pics tho [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/IMG] )
just gotta be creative and use a bit of imagination, you can put them many many places [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
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Rep Power: 0 Htown says it doesn't fit so you take his word for , but when i say it doesn't fir because someone has tried it before you don't believe me. Thank you moderator you have been so helpful in helping me out.
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Rep Power: 313 oh that hahaa. I have no AC in my car, but when i took apart the console for various reasons, i found a switch there. thought id get that button, then i could use that switch, it was a passing project, i got the schematic design right in front of me (i need stuff like flip flops to make it an on/off circuit, instead of a momentary one) so its not hooked up yet.
but basically, i could hook it up to anything i wanted. neons, stereo, nitrous (yeah, right)
but yeah, thats easy too, i made a printout on a floppy disk label, then cut and paste. a couple layers of clearcoat, and some sand work with the dremel, folowed by some more clear claot, and a final polish job makes that look nice'n pretty.
edit: i have kind of a theme going in my car.... see if you can find the other bunny...
but basically, i could hook it up to anything i wanted. neons, stereo, nitrous (yeah, right)
but yeah, thats easy too, i made a printout on a floppy disk label, then cut and paste. a couple layers of clearcoat, and some sand work with the dremel, folowed by some more clear claot, and a final polish job makes that look nice'n pretty.
edit: i have kind of a theme going in my car.... see if you can find the other bunny...
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