Info: Guage pods for rear view mirror and overhead console

kenny

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I contacted Autometer about a lengthier cable. He said it isn't possible as the gauge is calibrated for the length provided with every gauge they send. :confused:

Maybe he just didn't know what he's talking about. I don't think it would matter on a electrical gauge like that, as temp is read by the sensor and transmitted to the gauge.

Changing the length of the wire does effect the zero deflection of the gauge reading to not be calibrated to the sensor output. This is usually only a big concern if it was a critical gauge used for monitoring critical equipment. But like trentell said, it won't effect it by much, if any, but it is the amount of milliamps passed to the gauge and so resistance is a big factor especially if it is a thermocouple. You should be ok though.:)
 

Big Block 88

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The lead for the gauges will reach but it is a stretch you have to cut a few corners ato make it reach but it is still very effective. I also called autometer on an extension lead they said no go.
 

kenny

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Well, got my new gauge pod mounted up. I had bought the 4pod a while back just never mounted it just like the damn lift pump.:rolleyes: I will post up some pics tonight.:)
 

kenny

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Well, got my new gauge pod mounted up. I had bought the 4pod a while back just never mounted it just like the damn lift pump.:rolleyes: I will post up some pics tonight.:)

A little late, but delivered like I said. Here you go...:)
http://s614.photobucket.com/albums/tt228/kenwor26/?action=view&current=IMG_2740.jpg
http://s614.photobucket.com/albums/tt228/kenwor26/?action=view&current=IMG_2741.jpg
http://s614.photobucket.com/albums/tt228/kenwor26/?action=view&current=IMG_2743.jpg
:D