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#1823375
AutoMeter 3375 Sport-Comp Digital Narrowband Air/Fuel Ratio Gauge
- Compatible with factory narrowband O2 sensors (0-1V)
- May require model 2244 if the vehicle does not have a factory narrowband primary O2 sensor
- Features LED radial bar graph display (gauge does not have provision for backlight)
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, 2-1/16" Overall Diameter, Black
- Compatible with factory narrowband O2 sensors (0-1V)
- May require model 2244 if the vehicle does not have a factory narrowband primary O2 sensor
- Features LED radial bar graph display (gauge does not have provision for backlight)
- Will not work with wideband O2 sensors (0-5V) - please check your specific application before purchase
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AutoMeter 3375 Details
- Will work with most factory narrow-band O2 sensors (0-1V)
- May require model 2244
- Features LED digital display (gauge does not have provision for backlight)
- Will not work with wide-band O2 sensors (0-5V) - please check your specific application before purchase
Ships with the following AutoMeter products:
Mounting Hardware: 2230
Ships with the following AutoMeter products:
Mounting Hardware: 2230
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AutoMeter 3375 Specifications
AutoMeter 3375 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 3375 |
| Brand | AutoMeter |
| GENERAL | |
| Overall Diameter | 2-1/16 |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Gauge Type | Electric |
| Gauge Range | Lean-Rich |
| Gauge Face Color | Black |
| Bezel Finish | Brushed Aluminum |
| Lighting Type | LED Segments |
| AFR Gauge Type | Narrowband |
| Includes Mounting Bracket(s) | Yes |
| GTIN Code | 046074033759 |
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Questions & Answers
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1 Question • 1 Answer
I have a 73 Super Beetle that I am prepping for a turbo/carb combo, I'd like to make sure my air the mixture is right so I don't melt a head. My question is how and where do I mount an O2 sensor and is there another option. Also no computer on board. Ken
by s64grinch
• 11 years ago
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