AutoMeter Gauge Speedometer 5in. 120MPH Elec. Prog. W/ Lcd Odo Antique Beige

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AutoMeter’s Electronic Programmable Speedometer provides an easy-to-install and easy-to-calibrate solution that will help keep your speed exactly where it needs to be. These accurate and responsive speedometers are compatible with most factory and aftermarket speed senders, and you’ll wonder why you ever struggled with a speedometer before. Calibration is as simple as a two mile drive, or for even easier operation, AutoMeter’s GPS Speedometer Sender is a simple solution for any AutoMeter Programmable Speedometer.
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Traditional incandescent lighting illuminates around the perimeter of the dial
Features lit LCD odometer - capable of registering one-million miles with two resettable trip odometers
Compatible with most two wire sine wave and three wire hall effect vehicle speed sensors.
Simple push button, 2 mile drive calibration. No dip switches!
Reprogram at any time to accommodate changes in gear ratio or wheel and tire combination.
Gauge kit includes bulb and socket assembly, red and green bulb covers, mounting hardware, and detailed instructions for installation
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Cosmo
· 11 months ago
Can I order antique beige 2 5/8” gauges?
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Steve from AutoMeter · 11 months ago
Unfortunately we do not offer 2-5/8" gauges in this gauge series.
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HECTORIN
· 2 years ago
HOW DO I ORDER THE MAGNETIC SENSOR FOR THIS SPEEDOMETER?
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Steve from AutoMeter · 2 years ago
You can order any of our sending units directly from our site, over the phone, or through any of our distributors.
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Scoot
· 3 years ago
Hi Are you able to supply a 5" speedometer in the antique beige style in km/h ? Thanks
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Thomas From AutoMeter · 3 years ago
It does not look like we have a 5" version of this gauge in the KM/h. I would be on the lookout for our custom shop later this year.
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Stutzman
· 3 years ago
I have a 1972 VW Karmann Ghia, does one of your mechanical/electric converters work for this car? Or will I need to pony up for the GPS unit?
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Sarah from AutoMeter · 3 years ago
Thank you for contacting us. We have the 2 standard GM and Ford. The GM sender (5291) is a 7/8-18 thread and was more commonly used on other older vehicles. However, we’re not sure what your Karmann Ghia is. The other option would be our 5290 universal speed sensor. This is what we offer for those applications that aren’t compatible with the 5291 or 5292.
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MikeW.
· 3 years ago
I have a 1930 Chrysler Series 70 Roadster with a more modern Chrysler 251 25" 6 cyl long block Spitfire motor commonly found in Power Wagons and Mid 50,s to late 60's John Deere Tractors. What will I need to make it work with my vehicle?
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Sarah from AutoMeter · 3 years ago
Thank you for contacting us. Any VSS or Gps module such as part #5289 will work.
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Joe3580
· 6 years ago
Hello, I really like your instruments but have an English vehicle with 4" (100 mm) Speedo and Tacho openings. This is a very common size in English cars. Do you have any plans to build 4" Speedos and Tachos?
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Zach from AutoMeter · 6 years ago
Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, at this time we have no plans to add 4" instruments to our product lines.
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badbob
· 6 years ago
will this work on a 2000 5.3 4000ppm square wave signal, that is the vss signal out of the pcm
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Zach from AutoMeter · 6 years ago
Thank you for your question. The speedometer will calibrate to match your vss during the 2-mile calibration drive.
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TNSnowman
· 6 years ago
I have a Bugatti Kit car built on a 1969 VW Bug. My question is I have ordered a cable that converts the analog to electronic signal for speedo using Inductive Sensor. Will this speedo work with that setup? Also can I set the original mileage?
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Matt from AutoMeter · 6 years ago
Thank you for connecting with us. Our electronic speedometers will read a sine-wave type signal or a hall-effect signal. Unfortunately, without know exactly what type of signal your device produces, we can't make any guarantees. But if it's designed to run an electronic speedometer, it should work with ours.
There are no adjustments that you will be able to do with mileage, but you can special order with any mileage for a small additional service charge. If you'd like to inquire further about the special order, give us a call at 866-248-6356 or email us here: https://www.autometer.com/contacts
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john1967
· 7 years ago
Hello Im wanting to install this in a 1952 chevy truck and use the autometer gps interface will this work for my application.
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Matt from AutoMeter · 7 years ago
Hi John, thank you for the question. Yes, the GPS Interface and any AutoMeter electronic programmable speedometer will be compatible with your truck. 12 volts would be the only requirement. However, our 5" Speedometer fits into a 4-5/8" diameter hole. If you're looking to fit this into the existing hole in your '52 dash, you'll need something like our direct fit insert: https://www.autometer.com/direct-fit-dash-insert-chevy-truck-47-53-2-gauge-billet.html
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DaveK
· 7 years ago
I have installed a Rostra universal cruise control. I am using the magnetic VSS generator (driveshaft) signal generator). Can this signal be shared with the speedometer?
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Matt from AutoMeter · 7 years ago
Hi Dave, thank you for the question. Yes, our speedometer will trigger and operate off your VSS. There is a slight possibility that either our speedometer or your cruise could be affected by that shared "weaker" signal, but no damage would ever come to our speedometer. It would simply drop off speed or not operate.
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