Driver Side Pillar at Maryann Yvonne blog

Driver Side Pillar. Pillar b is right behind the front door. The “c” pillar sits on either side of a sedan’s rear window. Pillar a is the sloping pillar that supports the windshield. It is a gm stamped oem replacement for the driver side pillar. The “a” pillar holds the windshield in place, while the “b” pillar serves as the center structure. This part is compatible with the following vehicles. Took me less than 10 minutes to install with just a. The pillars separated into driver side and passenger side. The very forward pillar is a, the next one is b and so on. In the case of cars, “pillars” refer to roof pillars, and they’re lettered front to back. For example driver side a pillar is the forward most pillar. You can identify all the three pillars separately if you look at the vehicle from a side profile. For station wagons, minivans, and suvs, the “d” pillar replaces the “c” pillar as the rear support.

The “c” pillar sits on either side of a sedan’s rear window. Pillar a is the sloping pillar that supports the windshield. The pillars separated into driver side and passenger side. The very forward pillar is a, the next one is b and so on. You can identify all the three pillars separately if you look at the vehicle from a side profile. For example driver side a pillar is the forward most pillar. Pillar b is right behind the front door. This part is compatible with the following vehicles. Took me less than 10 minutes to install with just a. For station wagons, minivans, and suvs, the “d” pillar replaces the “c” pillar as the rear support.

Driver side pillar cover with triple pillar pod w/ Autometer guages

Driver Side Pillar It is a gm stamped oem replacement for the driver side pillar. It is a gm stamped oem replacement for the driver side pillar. For example driver side a pillar is the forward most pillar. The “c” pillar sits on either side of a sedan’s rear window. For station wagons, minivans, and suvs, the “d” pillar replaces the “c” pillar as the rear support. This part is compatible with the following vehicles. Pillar a is the sloping pillar that supports the windshield. In the case of cars, “pillars” refer to roof pillars, and they’re lettered front to back. You can identify all the three pillars separately if you look at the vehicle from a side profile. The very forward pillar is a, the next one is b and so on. The “a” pillar holds the windshield in place, while the “b” pillar serves as the center structure. The pillars separated into driver side and passenger side. Took me less than 10 minutes to install with just a. Pillar b is right behind the front door.