Hi all,
I mounted a scangauge with a blendmount on the rearview mirror of my 2014 SR5.
This required removing the driver-side A-pillar trim to run the cat5 cable. I looked at the 2010 service manual, but I think the 2014 is different, so thought I would document what I did. My 2014 A-pillar trim was attached with 1 10mm bolt, 1 claw, and 1 clip.
1. Pry open the bolt cover with a small flat-blade screwdriver. The cover is labeled "SRS curtain airbag". Remove the 10mm bolt. See first 2 pictures below.
2. Pull gently from the top, detaching the clip above the bolt, then the claw below the bolt. See third picture.
That's it. It is not tethered and comes completely out.
There is plenty of room in the A-pillar wire channel for the cat5 cable. I brought the cable along the headliner, down the channel, along the bottom of the pillar, then behind the front door weatherstrip down to the side kick panel. FWIW, I used the blendmount cat5 cable and coiled the scangauge cable against the firewall, so I can remove the scangauge and cable and use it in another vehicle.
Hope this helps someone.
Bill
I mounted a scangauge with a blendmount on the rearview mirror of my 2014 SR5.
This required removing the driver-side A-pillar trim to run the cat5 cable. I looked at the 2010 service manual, but I think the 2014 is different, so thought I would document what I did. My 2014 A-pillar trim was attached with 1 10mm bolt, 1 claw, and 1 clip.
1. Pry open the bolt cover with a small flat-blade screwdriver. The cover is labeled "SRS curtain airbag". Remove the 10mm bolt. See first 2 pictures below.
2. Pull gently from the top, detaching the clip above the bolt, then the claw below the bolt. See third picture.
That's it. It is not tethered and comes completely out.
There is plenty of room in the A-pillar wire channel for the cat5 cable. I brought the cable along the headliner, down the channel, along the bottom of the pillar, then behind the front door weatherstrip down to the side kick panel. FWIW, I used the blendmount cat5 cable and coiled the scangauge cable against the firewall, so I can remove the scangauge and cable and use it in another vehicle.
Hope this helps someone.
Bill