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AutoMeter 2286 Transmission Temp. Gauge Manifold Adapter, 3/8
AutoMeter 2286 Transmission Temp. Gauge Manifold Adapter, 3/8
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- Machined from high strength, aircraft grade aluminum alloy, finished in bright blue anodizing.
- 1/2" NPT Sensor Port
- 1/4" NPTF Line Ports
- Includes 1/4" NPTF to 3/8" Compression Fittings
- Manifold Block Measures 2" x 2" x 1.25"
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MFG. Part #:
2286
GTIN Code:
046074022869
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For Transimission Temperature Gauges Use this kit to install mechanical and electric transmission temperature gauges in the HOT transmission cooler hardline. Perfect for applications where a temperature port or pan installation is not appropriate.
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Ships with the following AutoMeter products:
Adapters/Fittings: 3/8" Compression Fitting
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Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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