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Old 02-05-2025, 03:31 PM   #2
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Re: Headlight and wiper dash hole alignment with gauge bezel

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Originally Posted by siggyfreud View Post
Hey all,

I'm currently working on a project for a custom dash bezel. I have made my bezel mount and headlight/wiper hole locations exactly as the stock bezel I have, however, I've noticed that the headlight and wiper holes in the dash sheet metal are not exactly aligned dead center with the stock bezel in place. The sheet metal holes are slightly further out and maybe a tad higher when looking at them straight-on.

I'm curious if this is common/regular on other trucks, or if mine is slightly askew.

Basically, when making this new bezel I'm trying to determine if there would be a detriment centering them better than my factory appeared to be.

Cheers!

I don't think it would make any difference as long as the screw on chrome bezels didn't hit the outside raised lip. (if you are going to use them)

EDIT: It looks like the screw on bezels might hit the raised areas with the hash marks, below the holes.
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