2-1/16" WATER TEMPERATURE, 120-240 °F, 6 FT., MECHANICAL, ARCTIC WHITE

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Quick Specs

Size:2-1/16" (52.4mm)
Type:Mechanical
Range:120-240 °F
Lighting:Incandescent
Instructions: Download PDF

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DESCRIPTION:

Engines don’t like high water temperatures, Heat is the enemy of performance and reliability. Keep tabs on your temps with the most accurate, quickest responding water temperature gauge on the market. AutoMeter’s advanced bourdon tube meter movement provides unparalleled performance in the most demanding applications. A 6’ capillary tube and 1/2” NPT mounting nut are included.

Feature Points

Traditional incandescent lighting illuminates around the perimeter of the dial
AutoMeter’s race proven mechanical instruments provide trusted accuracy while being simple to install
No electrical system required for gauge operation - compatible with every street or race vehicle
Mechanical movements provide accuracy and durability even in the harshest environments
Gauge kit includes 1/2" NPT adapter, bulb and socket assembly, red and green bulb covers, mounting hardware, and detailed instructions for installation
Domed Lens

Ships With

1/2" NPT adapter/fitting.
2230

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QUESTIONS:

Can the sender be installed in the head? 1972 Chevy 350.

Asked by: Wagon man

Thank you for your inquiry. The 1332 comes with a 1/2" NPT adapter nut. Assuming you have a 1/2" NPT port into the water jacket in the head, you should be able to install the sensor there.

Answered by: Jim from AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-04-12

is this the sale price or regular price 0n the 1332 autometer temperature gauge

Asked by: George E

Thank you for your question. Our price on the website is the regular price. If it is ever a sale price it will be clearly displayed as such. We typically apply any discounts in your cart when you begin your checkout process on the website.

Answered by: Zach from AutoMeter

Date published: 2018-11-21