Sunpro CP8210 Electrical Air Fuel Ratio - Black Panel |
 | Brand: Sunpro
Category: Automotive Parts and Accessories
List Price: $41.99
Buy New: $21.86
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Rating:  2 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 4.8 x 3.5
MPN: CP8210
Model: CP8210
UPC: 021467082101
EAN: 0021467082101
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Features:
| • | Multi-color LEDs are bright in daylight and dim at night | | • | 2-in white face dial with black numbers and red pointer | | • | Black bezel and panel add style and color to the vehicle | | • | Includes gauge, harness, and mounting harness | | • | Protects the engine under hard acceleration |
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Product Description
Sunpro StyleLine Electrical Air/Fuel Ratio Gauge adds style and class to your vehicle with a black 2" dial face and a dramatic black bezel and panel. The bright red pointer against the black background is easy to read at a glance. Protect your engine under hard acceleration with the Sunpro StyleLine Air/Fuel Ratio Gauge. Specially designed for todays fuel injected engines, this gauge easily connects to the oxygen sensor to monitor if the engine is running lean or rich. Bright LEDs indicate the engines status with daylight bright and dim at night lighting. - 2" black dial face - Features black bezel with removable black panel - Includes gauge, harness and mounting hardware - Designed for 12-volt negative ground systems - Includes user manuals in English, Spanish and French
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Customer Reviews:
 Easy to install and read March 13, 2010
J. Toller (Montana)
Easy to install (87 Dodge Lancer), easy to read, a very nice entry-level A/F gauge.
 Sunpro Air/fuel Ratio Guage January 18, 2010
Kirk E. Walls
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
If you want to know that your stock o2 sensor is generating the rich to lean voltages nescessary for the cars computer-fuel control, this gauge will display the rapidly changing fuel states with rapidly blinking indicator lights, which can drive the eyeballs batty during night driving.
The lights will not give a precise air/fuel mixture; but if they are swinging back and forth, an assumption can be that the average is around the stochiometric (14.7:1)air fuel mixture.
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