Autometer Gauge ?'s
Jan 19, 2006 | 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by sikchevy
i went and bought some gauges today and have a few questions. the oil temp and oil press didnt come with any lines or wire. the water temp came with about six feet of line which has the temp sensor at the end of it. so i need to know how many feet of line and wire i need, and any other misc. things i will need for the install. ive never done gauge installs before so any tips would be cool. here are the gauges with the p/n's i got.
atm-4332- water temp, 120*-240*
atm-4327- oil press, 0-100 psi
atm-4347- oil temp, 100*-250*
.... these are the part numbers from summit
atm-4332- water temp, 120*-240*
atm-4327- oil press, 0-100 psi
atm-4347- oil temp, 100*-250*
.... these are the part numbers from summit
Do any of the gauges have sending units? or do you have to run plastic hose to the back of each gauge?
I looked at the gauges on-line, but it looks like they are all mechanical.
Jan 21, 2006 | 03:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Wilde Racing
Do any of the gauges have sending units? or do you have to run plastic hose to the back of each gauge?
I looked at the gauges on-line, but it looks like they are all mechanical.
I looked at the gauges on-line, but it looks like they are all mechanical.
Try to get over here to Fallon and let these guys have a ride in the truck. Give me a call.
Erick
Jan 21, 2006 | 10:21 PM
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From: Hanford, CA
Originally Posted by Wilde Racing
Do any of the gauges have sending units? or do you have to run plastic hose to the back of each gauge?
I looked at the gauges on-line, but it looks like they are all mechanical.
I looked at the gauges on-line, but it looks like they are all mechanical.
Jan 22, 2006 | 01:23 AM
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I am kinda suprised nobody has answered you questioned. First of all you water temp is a mechanical gauges this why you have a tube that came with it, your other 2 gauges are electric gauges. Electric gauges do not require any kind of tubing, they do requre a piece of 14-18 gauge wire running from the sender to the back of the gauge, a 12 volt ignition source and a ground. This will make the gauge part work but not light up. As for the water temp send it back and get an electric gauge, part # atm-4337.
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