Gauge Tubing

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Gauge Tubing for Mechanical Gauges

Gauge tubing carries fluid or pressure from a sending point on the engine to a mechanical gauge in the cabin. It is the link that lets a mechanical oil or fuel pressure gauge read directly from the source. People fit new tubing when installing a gauge, replacing a worn or damaged line, or rerouting a line during a build.

We currently have 2 gauge tubing products in stock, both from AutoMeter. The AutoMeter 1/8in Dia x 10in Nylon Tubing and the AutoMeter 6 Foot Copper Tubing 1/8 Inch Diameter give you a nylon option and a copper option to match your gauge setup.

  • Material: Nylon is flexible and easy to route, while copper holds its shape. Think about where the line will run and what it will be exposed to.
  • Length: Measure the full route from the sending point to the gauge before you order, allowing for bends.
  • Compatibility: Confirm the tubing diameter matches the fittings on your gauge and sending unit.
  • Routing: Plan a path clear of heat sources, sharp edges and moving parts.

To narrow things down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.

Gauge Tubing for Mechanical Gauges

Gauge tubing carries fluid or pressure from a sending point on the engine to a mechanical gauge in the cabin. It is the link that lets a mechanical oil or fuel pressure gauge read directly from the source. People fit new tubing when installing a gauge, replacing a worn or damaged line, or rerouting a line during a build.

We currently have 2 gauge tubing products in stock, both from AutoMeter. The AutoMeter 1/8in Dia x 10in Nylon Tubing and the AutoMeter 6 Foot Copper Tubing 1/8 Inch Diameter give you a nylon option and a copper option to match your gauge setup.

  • Material: Nylon is flexible and easy to route, while copper holds its shape. Think about where the line will run and what it will be exposed to.
  • Length: Measure the full route from the sending point to the gauge before you order, allowing for bends.
  • Compatibility: Confirm the tubing diameter matches the fittings on your gauge and sending unit.
  • Routing: Plan a path clear of heat sources, sharp edges and moving parts.

To narrow things down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.