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2009 to 2014 F-150 3.5L, 3.7L, 4.6L, 5.0L, 5.4L, and 6.2L equipped F-150s. |
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Has anybody installed a dash pod in a 2009 or 2010 F150? I ordered one with my CTS and it appears to be too wide to fit between the dash and A pillar on my 2009 Platinum.
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I don't beleive they make a dash pod for the 2009 + fords yet.
EDIT - I stand corrected. They apparently do make em. They have them listed on their site. No pic/s though. |
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Corey, Thanks for the response.
Here are a few shots of my dash and the programmer. As you can see my dash area is about 5 1/4" wide and the pod I have is 5 3/4" - 6" wide. I cannot get the pod to slide back flush with the leading edge of the dash and still fit between the A Pillar & the dash. ![]() I suspect there may be a difference in the "A" Pillar covers on the different F150's. My truck is a Platinum edition which has the factory Navigation/Sony Sound system in it and as such has tweeters mounted in the A Pillars. Dash opening = 5 1/4" ![]() Pod width = ~6" ![]() Here is an additional shot of the programmer mounted in the area using the suction cup mount and angled slightly to ease the viewing of the screen. ![]() |
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Corey, Thanks for the quick reply!
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Here are a few shots of my CTS in the correct pod fo rthe 09/10 trucks.
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Cool!
Thanks for the pix....
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