🚗 Enhance your Vehicle's Performance with the AUTO METER 2397 Autogage Black Console Oil/Volt/Water Gauge - 2.3125 in. Review

Works as it should. I would use a copper oil pressure line kit instead of the supplied plastic line like I do. They have to crack and spit oil just like mine.

I can't write anything about it as I just installed it on my 62 year old Willys Jeep. In the meantime I give them a 5 star rating and hope to report good results. I love the way they look and they fit the look I wanted. Classiccarsandtools, day ;)

The water temp gauge has a capillary core that can easily break worked well for about a week then it started topping up with oil. Do not buy this product. Two out of three meters failed within the first month of use

These sensors aren't really anything special but they do the job and I have chosen them from other brands to give better quality for the very important engine monitoring Offer. Although it was a small price, one bulb didn't work and had to be replaced because I didn't have a bulb, going to the local dealership was an inconvenience. I blame it on simple bad luck. I would buy these sensors again.

problem that may be covered under warranty) I did not use oil pressure, because I'm tired of using plastic tubing or copper tubing and you can't use this particular sensor with braided tubing. But I have to say that after 3 years of use, the temperature sensor is working perfectly, except that it gets stuck from time to time.

works perfectly. Note that you will need a 7/8" drill bit to drill through the firewall. I had 3/4" and it worked, but then the included socket doesn't quite fit. The reason for this is that the temp sensor needs to have a socket that matches your engine installation. No, it doesn't get it. I have that Ordered #3224 automatic gauge because I wanted copper wire, not nylon, I didn't have time to hook up an ammeter, which also powers the lights, greens and reds are provided to illuminate the…

Bought this whole kit to replace a tired triple gauge with a broken thermometer in my '72 Cutlass. Pretty easy to install. Two quick pointers: 1) Familiarize yourself with the wiring under the dash so you can identify both the switchable 12V (for the voltmeter) and the domes (for the lights). 2) Depending on your intake manifold, you may need additional brass adapters to install a temperature sensor and/or an oil pressure sensor. I installed an Edelbrock 7111 manifold on my Olde which required…

bought this set of sensors for 66s-10. everything installed and connected according to the wiring diagram instructions. Water temperature and oil pressure are normal. There's a voltmeter in the middle and it didn't read anything. I had the mechanic check my work to make sure I didn't screw anything up. He checked the pressure gauge and told me it was bad and installed another voltmeter. Because I bought it in February 2018 and only installed it in June. I couldn't return it and if you want to…