2-1/16" NARROWBAND AIR/FUEL RATIO, LEAN-RICH, PHANTOM

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Quick Specs

Size:2-1/16" (52.4mm)
Type:Digital
Range:LEAN-RICH
Lighting:LED Segments
Instructions: Download PDF

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DESCRIPTION:

Running too lean while enjoying spirited driving in your vehicle is one of the leading causes of expensive engine damage. AutoMeter’s Narrowband Air/Fuel Gauges pair with older Oxygen Sensors to warn of lean burn conditions under heavy engine load. Connects directly to the factory O2 sensor on many applications, or uses the AutoMeter 2244 Narrowband O2 sensor. Not compatible with 5 wire air/fuel sensors.

Feature Points

Compatible with factory narrowband O2 sensors (0-1V)
May require model 2244 if the vehicle does not have a factory narrowband primary O2 sensor
Features LED radial bar graph display (gauge does not have provision for backlight)
Will not work with wideband O2 sensors (0-5V) - please check your specific application before purchase

Ships With

2230

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QUESTIONS:

How would this be wired in a car that is carbureted which has no PCM?

Asked by: Randy Roller

Thank you for your question. We will need some more information to best assist you with installing this gauge. I recommend you contact our support team at 866.248.6357 or https://www.autometer.com/contacts

Answered by: Zach from AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-10-14

What sender works with this gauge? I aquire'd  this gauge awhile back for my run stand, I'd like to finish the install.

Asked by: Hotrod tom

Hi Tom, thank you for connecting with us. This gauge is designed to work with any factory narrowband O2 sensor, which was standard on most pre 2000 era vehicles. Later model models vehicles began using a wideband sensor, which is not compatible with this gauge. We also sell a narrowband sensor kit that is compatible with this Narrowband Air/Fuel Ratio. That sensor kit is mode 2244 and can be found here: https://www.autometer.com/narrowband-oxygen-sensor-kit.html

Answered by: Matt from AutoMeter

Date published: 2018-01-30