Auto Meter 4357 Ultra-Lite Electric Transmission Temperature Gauge, 2 1/16"

Name: Auto Meter 4357 Ultra-Lite Electric Transmission Temperature Gauge, 2 1/16'
Brand: Auto Meter
SKU: 593861
Price: 66.28 USD
Rating: 9 (162 reviews)

$ 66.28

Score By Feature

Based on 162 ratings

Easy to install

9.58

Accuracy

8.78

Easy to read

7.66

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Product Description

By entering your model number, you can make sure that this fits.

The dial's perimeter is illuminated by traditional incandescent lighting.

Compatible with both 12 and 16 volt systems, making it ideal for almost any street or race car.

1/8" NPT temperature sender, 3/8" and 1/2" NPT adapters, bulb and socket assembly, red and green bulb covers, mounting hardware, and detailed installation instructions are all included in this gauge kit.

The race-proven air-core electric instruments from Auto Meter provide quick and accurate readings while keeping dangerous fluids out of the vehicle.

Questions & Answers

From the hex nut to the tip, how long does the sender measure? I'm checking clearance in a tight area and I'm on the opposite side of the threaded side. ?

I'm not sure, but it's somewhere between 1/2" and 5/8" in diameter.

Will this fit a 2003 Dodge Durango 4? 7L?

Any 1/8 NPT temperature sensor will work with this.

What part of the transmission does it connect to? What do I do with my 4R70W?

The sensor must be threaded into the transmission's main line pressure port. On the driver's side, you should be able to Google the address.

Selected User Reviews For Auto Meter 4357 Ultra-Lite Electric Transmission Temperature Gauge, 2 1/16"

When you learn how to install it, it's a fantastic meter

5/5

When you learn how to install it, it's a fantastic meter. I spent some time with Auto Meter (who were fantastic in terms of customer service) and they made some recommendations that were contrary to the instructions. Just keep in mind that if you install in-home entertainment, you'll have to pay for it. You'll need to add an extra ground to whatever brass T you put the sender in if it's not in the pan and not on the line. That isn't something that is mentioned in the instructions. You might have an issue after applying teflon tape to the threads (which Auto Meter advised against, but it leaks like crazy when you don't), but if you use a meter to check for connectivity, you should be fine. The meter worked perfectly after I grounded the T. Many people have experienced this issue, but the company has yet to provide a solution in their FAQ. br>br>Apart from that, it's fantastic.

Stormi Singh

| Jun 14, 2021

It's a good piece, but the lighting isn't great

3/5

The gauge is precise and functions properly. It would probably be fine if it were mounted on the dashboard, but I put it in the console and it's pretty dim at night. The numbers do not light up because the light shines around the edges of the gauge face rather than through it. In retrospect, I should have spent a few dollars more and purchased a more modern gauge with LED lighting.

Kylee Compton

| Aug 25, 2021

This isn't going to work

3/5

The day before the cross-country trip, the system was installed. I put in an hour's worth of effort. The wiring is in good shape, but it isn't registering at this time. I went out of my way to get a new sending unit, which cost an additional $20 and is still not working. Avoid.