MOTOR METER RACING Clock Gauge 2" Blue LED Backlit Waterproof Pin-Style Install

$ 46.49

Score By Feature

Based on 45 ratings

Delivery

7.92

Value for money

7.73

Satisfaction

7.66

Giftable

7.88

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SPECIFICATION: A 2-1/16" (52mm) dial with a standard 2" (52mm) dial. opening (4mm) The switch button can be used to change the time.

FEATURES: Designed for in-dash; Swiss Stepper Movement, IP67 certification, 304 stainless steel bezel with convex lens, white LED illumination, UV protection on the dial, and simple installation (using pin-style wiring).

Button switch, screw bracket, power harness, and installation manual are among the items included in the package.

WARRANTY: One year for damage caused by non-human factors.

Taiwanese made

Questions & Answers

What should I do if the hour hand doesn't match the number on the clock?

It comes with a toggle switch. Connect it to the signal wire and ground it with an extra wire, then adjust it with press and long press as directed in the manual.

What is the procedure for changing the time on these clocks?

There will be a toggle switch. Connect it to the signal wire and ground it with an extra wire, then adjust it with press and long press as directed in the manual.

What color does the backlight appear to be? Is there any way to alter it?

Only a white LED backlight is available on the gauge, and there is no option to change it.

How can I get a copy of this clock's manual? I tried Google but couldn't find anything. ?

Please send an email to [email protected] if you have any questions. com (=@)

Selected User Reviews For MOTOR METER RACING Clock Gauge 2" Blue LED Backlit Waterproof Pin-Style Install

Update: The time could be set on the replacement clock, but the backlight is far too bright

3/5

The time will not be set according to the instructions by the clock. It worked fine except for the time setting switch (ground). br>Update: The replacement will accurately set the time, but the backlight, which is similar to a searchlight, cannot be dimmed. At night, it is extremely bright and distracting. I tried disconnecting the "ignition" lead, which would turn off the backlight, but this would prevent the clock from being set, so this isn't a viable solution. The backlight is not dimmed when the "dimmer" lead is connected to the car's dimmer switch. I'm considering other options. This isn't the clock for you unless you like your dash lights to be very, very bright.

Samuel Park

| Sep 13, 2021

The quality is poor, and it does not function properly

3/5

I installed it and followed the instructions for wiring it up. The timepiece has been switched on and is ticking away. I went back to see how bright it was in the evening. I noticed that the clock was running three minutes behind schedule. I checked the time again the next day, and it was still off by a couple of hours. I'm not sure what it is, but my battery is fine. Recommendation: Purchase a simple 12v black and red analog gauge, as well as a 12v incandesce lamp for the dimmer.

Mira Cobb

| Jun 10, 2021

It should be fine

3/5

I was looking for an automotive clock for a project and was surprised to find one for a very reasonable price that bore the brand name of a high-quality manufacturer. Well, this isn't the Moto Meter brand. br>Anyway, it's a good price, and it'll probably suffice for my needs. I'll have to wait and see how it looks and works once everything is in place.

Daxton Bolton

| Feb 16, 2021

The backlight is excessively bright

3/5

I've had this thing in my dash for two days and I'm sure I'll never get used to the brightness of the backlight. It's completely absurd. It's as if someone is shining a flashlight in my face while I'm driving. It's clear that I'm going to get something new. This isn't something you should buy.

Lochlan Berger

| Jan 03, 2021

The clock is of good quality

5/5

The clock appears to be of excellent quality and workmanship. I haven't installed it because I don't understand why it requires 12V switched power in addition to 12V constant power.