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AutoMeter Part # ATM1718

Autometer 2 1/16in Old Tyme 0-30 Ohm Electronic Fuel Level Gauge - Black - 1718

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One Of The Most Necessary Gauges In A Dashboard, Autometer Makes It Easy By Offering 5 Different Resistance Range Configuration To Match Your Existing Fuel Sending Unit. Available In 0-90 Ohm (Gm Mid 60S To Mid 90S), 0-30 Ohm (Early Gm), 73-10 Ohm (Pre 90S Ford And Chrysler), 16-158 Ohm (Later Model Fords) And 240-33 Ohm (Aftermarket Senders Such As The Autometer 3262). Our Patented Air Core Meter Movement Receives Extra Dampening To Help Combat The Effects Fuel Slosh In Non-Baffled Tanks.

Features & Benefits

  • Works with most Pre-1965 Chevrolet/GM senders
  • 12 and 16 volt compatible, well-suited with nearly every street car or race car electrical system
  • Gauge kit includes bulb and socket assembly, red and green bulb covers, mounting hardware, and detailed instructions for installation
  • Autometers Race Proven Air-Core Electric Instruments Provide Quick And Accurate Readings

  • Range: 0 O Empty / 30 O Full
  • Cup/Hole Size (in): 2-1/16"
  • Outer Bezel Diameter: 2-15/64"
  • Includes Mounting Hardware: Part # 2230
  • Includes Bulb & Socket: Part # 3220
  • Cup/Hole Size (mm): 52.4mm
  • Dial Color: Black
  • Bezel Color: Chrome
  • Lens Style: Domed, Clear
  • Movement: Electric, Air-Core
  • Gauge Type: Fuel Level
  • Lighting Type: Incandescent
  • Series: OLD TYME BLACK
  • Includes Light Covers: Red 3214 & Green 3215
  • Bezel Style: Street Rod
  • Pointer Color: White
  • Lighting Color: White Incandescent

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