5" QUAD GAUGE, 100 PSI/100-250 °F/8-18V/240-33 Ω, PRESTIGE ANTIQUE IVORY

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Quick Specs

Size:5" (127mm)
Type:Air-Core
Range:100 PSI/100-250 °F/8-18V/240ΩE-33ΩF
Lighting:LED
Instructions: Download PDF

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DESCRIPTION:

Sometimes space is limited. The AutoMeter Quad Gauge provides a solution to limited dashboard space while providing a clean look. Individual AutoMeter air core meter movements for each function provide the accuracy and durability required by even the most demanding applications. Includes a single wire 1/8” NPT temperature sender and a 1/8” NPT oil pressure sender. The voltmeter reads from 8-18v on negative ground electrical systems and fuel level resistance range is 240 ohms empty to 33 ohms full (compatible with AutoMeter’s 3262 fuel level sender).

Feature Points

Modern LED through-the-dial lighting provides clear visibility during nighttime use
4 in 1 gauge design saves valuable real estate on your dash while allowing you to monitor critical parameters
12 and 16 volt compatible, well-suited with nearly every street car or race car electrical system
AutoMeter’s race proven air-core electric instruments provide quick and accurate readings while keeping hazardous fluids outside of the vehicle
Gauge kit includes 1/8" NPT pressure sender, 1/4" NPT adapter, 1/8" NPT temperature sender, 3/8" and 1/2" NPT adapters, mounting hardware, and detailed instructions for installation
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Ships With

Includes Sending Unit: Oil Sender 2242 - Water Sender 2258
3/8" NPT and 1/2" NPT adapter fittings
Brackets Included

REVIEWS:

QUESTIONS:

I have this gauge installed on a 1966 International Scout LS powered. The fuel will only read at 3/4's when tank is full with key on. With key off the gauge reads a 5/8 inch below the empty symbol. is this correct or is there something wrong?

Asked by: BernieC

This fuel level gauge is designed to see 240 ohms empty and 33 ohms full. I advise measuring resistance through the sender at empty and full. The pointer may sit anywhere randomly with power off. This is normal.

Answered by: Jim from AutoMeter

Date published: 2023-10-09