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Gauge Consoles
A gauge console is a housing that holds aftermarket gauges together in one tidy unit, mounted where the driver can read it at a glance. People fit one when the factory cluster leaves out readings they care about, such as oil pressure, coolant temperature or system voltage. Keeping an eye on those numbers helps you spot a problem early, which matters most on modified or hard-working engines.
We currently have 2 gauge consoles in stock, both from AutoMeter. The AutoMeter AutoGage Two-Gauge Console pairs a mechanical 0-100 PSI oil pressure gauge with a 130-280 degree water temperature gauge in black. The AutoMeter AutoGage 3-Gauge Console adds a 10-16 V voltmeter to the same oil pressure and water temperature pair.
Decide which readings you actually want to watch while driving.
Check where the console will mount and make sure it keeps a clear line of sight.
Mechanical gauges connect directly to the engine with a line, so plan the routing before you start.
Consider how the gauge style will look next to anything already in the cabin.
To see which of these suits your setup, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
A gauge console is a housing that holds aftermarket gauges together in one tidy unit, mounted where the driver can read it at a glance. People fit one when the factory cluster leaves out readings they care about, such as oil pressure, coolant temperature or system voltage. Keeping an eye on those numbers helps you spot a problem early, which matters most on modified or hard-working engines.
We currently have 2 gauge consoles in stock, both from AutoMeter. The AutoMeter AutoGage Two-Gauge Console pairs a mechanical 0-100 PSI oil pressure gauge with a 130-280 degree water temperature gauge in black. The AutoMeter AutoGage 3-Gauge Console adds a 10-16 V voltmeter to the same oil pressure and water temperature pair.
Decide which readings you actually want to watch while driving.
Check where the console will mount and make sure it keeps a clear line of sight.
Mechanical gauges connect directly to the engine with a line, so plan the routing before you start.
Consider how the gauge style will look next to anything already in the cabin.
To see which of these suits your setup, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
