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Old 03-01-2007, 12:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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JHP Gauge Pod

I have ordered the JHP gauge pod for my 05 M6. Problem is, I ordered it about a month and a half ago (JHP originally told me 8-20 days). I was told backorder is the problem. Anybody else having this problem? For those who already have the pod installed, what are your impressions and do others comment on it in your car?
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JHP gauges

Took me a month and a half to recieve my pod. Came packaged well, and quality was very nice. I have an o05 and install was easy. I did not have to take out he radio. The wire hook up was down on right side. I used a wire hanger. The wire bundle had some small white tape holding it. I was able to take a wire hanger and hook the wire bundle. Gently pull the wire bundle up and out, plug in the back. Biggest pain was cutting out the section that JHP recommends.

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good luck I had to send mine back for replacement after receiving a set that looked terrible.......I expected them to be nice for $500
JHP quality and customer service is in the crapper lately
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I have ordered the JHP gauge pod for my 05 M6. Problem is, I ordered it about a month and a half ago (JHP originally told me 8-20 days). I was told backorder is the problem. Anybody else having this problem?
Yep. Mine are on backorder too. I hope I get them before the snow melts around here.
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Biggest pain was cutting out the section that JHP recommends.
I don't understand why this section needs to be removed.

On my '05, I fed the cable and plug up thru one of the openings at the front (the one on the driver's side, I think), nearest the windshield. Just before I snapped the plate and gauges into place, I could see under the back edge of the plate that there wouldn't be any interference with the plug and cable.

I didn't cut anything.
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I routed mine the same way, didn't have to cut anything. They look great...

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Ordered mine through Don "the pod god" out of NY - he's a US distributer for JHP...no problems! He even helped walk me through the install!!
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I did not have to cut anything, routed wire through back of support & plugged in pod then snapped her down....took five minutes. they look great!!!!
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No problems with my order took about a week but I did have to cut the hard plastic piece. Was a breeze with dremel tool & only cut a small section.
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No problems with my order took about a week but I did have to cut the hard plastic piece. Was a breeze with dremel tool & only cut a small section.
Maybe I am missing something. I routed the wire through the hole on the drivers side closest to the windshield and it appeared to have no interference. It looks and works fine. Ohwell. I guess time will tell.
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