1994-1997 Dodge Ram Cummins Gauge Pods
GlowShift Gauge Pods for the 1994-1997 Dodge Ram include black pillar pods that are made specifically for this 2nd Generation 5.9L Cummins year range. Each gauge pod is made out of premium quality ABS plastic, and is built to be durable and long lasting when installed to 2500 & 3500 Ram trucks. Install up to three 2-1/16” (52mm) gauges depending on the type of gauge pod you choose. You can also build a custom Dodge Ram Cummins Gauge Package featuring both gauges and pods with the option of gauge accessories.
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GlowShift Vehicle Specific Gauge Pods for the 94-97 Dodge Ram Cummins
Several different types of 2nd Gen Cummins gauge pods are a part of our inventory for 94 Ram, 95 Ram, 96 Ram and 97 Ram trucks. Single, Dual and Triple Dodge Ram A Pillar Gauge Pods are available which are made specifically for these model years. Each pod is designed as an overlay that mounts to the factory A-pillar. GlowShift pods go through an extensive development and design process involving measuring and molding each pod style to ensure a precise fit along the A-pillar. In addition to being made out of ABS plastic, these pods can also be painted using ABS plastic paint for a custom finish that matches the interior of any 94-97 12 valve Cummins.
GlowShift Pillar Pods for the 94-97 Cummins: Single | Dual | Triple
Decide which version of GlowShift’s Ram truck pillar gauge pod is right for your Second Gen 5.9 Cummins diesel truck. Full Size Dual and Triple gauge versions are available, in addition to Single and Dual partial mount pillar pods that fit a smaller section of the A-pillar. Ultimately, it depends on how many 2-1/16” (52mm) gauges you want to add to your 5.9L 12v Cummins. With the capacity to monitor up to three engine systems, you’ll be able to take readings on a wide range of key performance indicators for the 1994 Ram, 1995 Ram, 1996 Ram and 1997 Ram.
How Do I Install GlowShift Gauge Pods for the 94-97 Dodge Ram Cummins?
Whether it’s a Dodge Ram 2500 gauge pod or 3500 gauge pod, you’ll have everything you need for the install. Each Dodge Ram Pillar Pod comes with detailed step-by-step instructions that will walk you through the installation process. Since all of these gauge pods are an overlay of the factory A-pillar, color matched push-in fasteners are included which allow you to easily secure them. Begin by removing the factory A-pillar and mock your gauge pod up to the factory A-pillar trim in the location where you are planning to mount it. Use a scoring tool to mark the location on the factory A-Pillar where you plan to mount the gauge pod with the fasteners. Install your gauges in the pod by following the instructions that are included with them. Once the gauges are installed, place the Dodge Ram pillar gauge pod against the factory A-pillar to see how much clearance is available for both the gauges and wire harnesses. It may be necessary to drill a hole in the factory A-pillar to allow the wires from the gauge to pass through. Connect the gauge wires to the power and sensor wires as per the instructions included with the gauges. With the gauge pod placed on the factory A-pillar, make sure it is properly aligned with the scoring marks you made, and drill a 7/32” hole at the marked locations through the Cummins gauge pod and the factory A-pillar. Install the gauge pod to the factory A-pillar using the fasteners by pressing them in firmly. If you do not want to use the fasteners, you can also use Velcro or double-sided tape to mount the Dodge Ram gauge pod to the A-pillar. Finally, reinstall the factory A-pillar with the installed gauge pod.
Fitment Details
| Year | Make | Model | Engine |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1994 | Dodge | Ram, 2500, 3500 | 12 Valve Cummins |
| 1995 | Dodge | Ram, 2500, 3500 | 12 Valve Cummins |
| 1996 | Dodge | Ram, 2500, 3500 | 12 Valve Cummins |
| 1997 | Dodge | Ram, 2500, 3500 | 12 Valve Cummins |