Classic Instruments CW55SLF Classic Series 140 MPH Speedometer
Universal Fit, 3.78" Overall Diameter, 3.35" Body Diameter, Electric Gauge Type, Lighted, White
Details
Info
Classic Series gauges feature polished stainless steel bezels with white faces and black numbers and pointers. Offers a clean and elegant image for your restorod or classic truck.
- 3-3/8" diameter
- Fully programmable
- Includes odometer
- Requires transmission sender #27599GM or #27599FORD, sold separately
Notes
Installation Note: The hook-up for this speedometer is as follows: red wire from sender to 'B+' terminal on speedometer. White wire from sender to 'sig' term on speedometer. Black wire from sender to 'gnd' term on speedometer. The manufacturer of this speedometer insists that it is very important to provide a 'dedicated' (nothing else hooked-up with it) power wire and groud wire for this speedometer. Dedicated power wire hooks to 'B+' terminal. Dedicated group wire hooks to 'gnd' term. The wires from the sender to the speedometer should be twisted together for their entire length to prevent 'interference' from other electrical sources in the vehicle.
Charts
275-820 Instructions (PDF)
Important Messages
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