Autometer Factory Match Chevy 2-1/16in FSE 0-2000 Pyro Kit Gauge

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Watching your precise exhaust temperature can mean the difference between maximum performance and catastrophic engine damage. On high output diesel or forced induction applications, there are few gauges that are more critical. AutoMeter’s Digital Stepper Motor display combined with our high definition LED backlighting make viewing your exact exhaust temperature effortless. The included Type K thermocouple assures maximum accuracy and minimum response time. There is, quite simply, not a better measurement of your exact exhaust gas temperature available anywhere, for any price. A variety of included installation options and direct plug in harness simplify installation on any application.
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Factory matched LED through-the-dial lighting provides clear visibility during nighttime use and matches OEM instrumentation
The included Type K thermocouple assures maximum accuracy and minimum response time
AutoMeter’s race proven digital stepper motor electric instruments provide unmatched accuracy which is further increased by utilizing a self calibration sequence during power up
Gauge kit includes Type-K Thermocouple, wiring harness, thermocouple mounting kit, mounting hardware, and detailed instructions for installation
12 and 16 volt compatible, compatible with nearly every street car or race car electrical system
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Includes Sending Unit: 5251
3256
2230
California Residents: Prop 65 WARNING
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Tconboy89
· 4 years ago
Do you sell replacement probes for this gauge? I purchased new manifolds and snapped the probe off when trying to take it out of the old manifold.
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