AUTO METER 1714 Gauge Quad (Old TYME Black 3 3/8", 0Ωe-90Ωf, Elec, Old TYME Black)

$ 195.06

Score By Feature

Based on 2 ratings

Easy to read

9.80

Giftable

9.60

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Product Description

A traditional incandescent light is used to illuminate the dial's perimeter

Compatible with 12 and 16 volt systems, so most street cars and race cars can be powered by this device

Using the 4-in-1 gauge design saves valuable dash space and allows you to monitor all of your critical parameters at once

Packing Dimensions 14 x 14 x 14" The length of the rectangle is 1 cm and the width is 15 cm. This picture is 6 cm wide and 16 cm high. The height of the letter H is 0 cm

Questions & Answers

Is this compatible with the fuel sending unit on a 1963 Ford Galaxy?

An empty to full gauge, this gauge measures 0 ohm (empty) up to 90 ohm (full). If you want to learn what your sending unit is, you can test it with a meter. This will tell you what you need to do.

What is the fitment of this item on a ?

There was no way it could fit inside the 1982 GMC Caballero I tried to put it in. This was very difficult to install and it required some major modifications of my dash to make it work. There will be an opening for this to fit into, so go ahead. Should you not share it, I'll pass on it and continue to look. This can involve a lot of work, but I have the time and the tools to handle it.

Do sending units count as part of this?

The fuel tank's sending unit is not used. The voltmeter is not sent by a sending unit either. The temp gauge, for example, and the oil level gauge may have a place to go.

Selected User Reviews For AUTO METER 1714 Gauge Quad (Old TYME Black 3 3/8", 0Ωe-90Ωf, Elec, Old TYME Black)

The whole unit is in one place! This gauge, which is made of high quality materials, includes volts, pressure, oil and fuel gauges

4/5

That it fit nicely between the AutoMeter Tachometer and the AutoMeter Speedometer in my 1982 GMC Caballero was a plus. As expected, I had to modify the dash unit a bit in order to make it work, so it wasn't just a "drop-in" It is described as an "in" It would be nice if the Old Tyme needles on this unit matched the generic needles on the Tach and Speedo units. The restoration is still a work in progress so I have not had a chance to test out whether or not the unit works, but it certainly appears to be a good one.