Product Summary

Universal Fit, 2-1/16" Gauge Diameter, Black, White

  • Analog-style electric water gauge has a 2-1/16" diameter
  • Features a temperature range of 100-240 °F
  • Black face is backlit for increased nighttime visibility
  • Body diameter measures 2.07" and the body length measures 1.38"
  • Includes a polished stainless steel bezel
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #82306
BrandStewart Warner
Gauge Diameter2-1/16"
Gauge Range100-240 °F
Bezel FinishStainless
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Stewart Warner 82306 Details

Stewart Warner Deluxe Series gauges feature black faces with white lettering, polished stainless steel bezels and back lighting for night time visibility.

Individual Deluxe Series gauges do not come with sending units.

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Stewart Warner 82306 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #82306
BrandStewart Warner
Gauge Diameter2-1/16"
Gauge Range100-240 °F
Bezel FinishStainless
GENERAL
Gauge SeriesAnalog
Gauge StyleElectric
Gauge Face ColorBlack
Lettering ColorWhite
Needle ColorWhite
LightedYes
Body Diameter2.07"
Body Length1.38"
Depth2.25"
Center to Center1.57"
Stud Length.81"
Stud Diameter.19"
GTIN Code792157823068
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Ratings & Reviews

4.1

10 Reviews

Overall Assessment

The product boasts high quality with a top-tier brand name, highlighted by its accuracy and affordability. It replaces older models effectively, which customers appreciate. Despite a single report of inaccuracy, overall, the product's reliability is confirmed by users. Particularly for usage in cars like a Trans Am or a 1949 Ford F1, customers recommend this product over competitors due to its excellent performance and value.

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Most Liked Positive Review

5.0

Temperature Gauge

The gauge is all inclusive and comes with everything you need to install it the gauge is also very accurate and compliments my 1949 Ford F1 very well.

Most Liked Negative Review

1.0

Dont judge a Movie by it's title!

I have always used Stewart Warmer Gauges, but these were terrible, tehy told me I was running my flathead at over 240 degree's but a Thermo gun proved them wrong as i was only running at 180 degree's, how can they be 60 degree's out, not happy at all.

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1.0

a year ago

Mr. Chevy

Avondale Az

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Very in-accurate instrument. It reads 15 degrees hotter than actual temp. I tested it against two inferred instruments the mechanical gauge that I replaced.

Would Not Recommend

Stewart Warner quality

5.0

a year ago

49'guy

Virginia

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Put the gauge in a 1949 ford truck. Reads temperature perfectly.

Would Recommend

Good product!

5.0

5 years ago

56Stude

PA

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Would recommend

Would Recommend

great quality and reasonable price.

5.0

6 years ago

Louigi

Nor-Cal

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I am replacing a vintage mechanical gauge that has failed.

Would Recommend

stwart Warner guages are great

5.0

7 years ago

stroker

the big D

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Buy a brand name at a good price...

Would Recommend

Fast shipping and great pricing.

5.0

8 years ago

Olympian

Rockwall, TX

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Just what I needed for my Trans Am

Reliable

4.0

9 years ago

Craig

Saginaw,mi

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What can I say it's a SW at a great price.

Would Recommend

Excellent product

5.0

9 years ago

Craig

MI

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What can I say it's a SW.

Would Recommend

Dont judge a Movie by it's title!

1.0

10 years ago

Carpy

Anaheim, CA

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I have always used Stewart Warmer Gauges, but these were terrible, tehy told me I was running my flathead at over 240 degree's but a Thermo gun proved them wrong as i was only running at 180 degree's, how can they be 60 degree's out, not happy at all.

Would Not Recommend

Temperature Gauge

5.0

11 years ago

Doug63

Cedar Lake, IN, USA

Verified

The gauge is all inclusive and comes with everything you need to install it the gauge is also very accurate and compliments my 1949 Ford F1 very well.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

1 Question • 2 Answers

what sending unit (thermocouple type) is needed with this gauge?

by JD

• 15 years ago

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