Product Summary

  • Sending unit has a .894" (7/8”) female attachment nut to attach it to the transmission or out-drive unit
  • Similar to the female threaded ring on mechanical speedometer cables
  • Designed to work with the Wings electronics speedometer
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #82623B
BrandStewart Warner
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Stewart Warner 82623B Details

This sending unit for electronic speedometers has a .894" (7/8”) female attachment nut to attach it to the transmission or out-drive unit.  This is similar to the female threaded ring on mechanical speedometer cables.

Note: Most customers will need to purchase part # 665-82629, square drive tip, to attach this sender to a GM or Chrysler/Mopar transmission.  For a Ford transmission, the speedometer sender adapter # 665-366ADB will be required.

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Stewart Warner 82623B Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #82623B
BrandStewart Warner
GENERAL
Sending UnitElectrical

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Customers noted the product's exceptional functioning and practicality. It's highlighted for its comprehensive features, exceeding all vehicle-related needs. Quality is consistently praised, demonstrating its unmatched superiority against its competitors. Its usability and quality materials add to its appeal. Safety isn't any less, garnering customer approval. Recommendations favor our product over others, emphasizing its stellar performance that ensures customer satisfaction.

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Speedway is great..

5.0

2 years ago

Mac

North Jersey

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I mounted it dirrectly on my TKO600 using an adapter from silver sport transmissions and wired it to a stewart warner wings speedometer....worked great. I did have to shorten the shaft a little and taper the end of the hex nut..

Would Recommend

I would buy the product again

5.0

2 years ago

Tony

Iowa

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I got the part i needed and worked well. The tech help people were very helpful,

Would Recommend

Yes

5.0

2 years ago

David

Glendale Arizona

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Works great

Would Recommend

Fast shipping, amazing products

5.0

7 years ago

Joe

Johnson city tn

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Have everything you could ever need for your vehicle.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

9 Questions • 10 Answers

can I adapt this sending unit to a borge / warner t5 from a ford

by larry

• 8 years ago

2 answers

Will this unit work with a Buick ST400?

by Dwayne

• 9 years ago

1 answer

I have a nos stewart warner 105 hd electric speedometer will this unit work with it?

by chuck

• 10 years ago

1 answer

when the sening unit is bolted to the trans. should it move around.. like swing left and right or should noy move at all? when I am under the trans if you put your hand on the sending unit it will swivel. Should that not do that or does it swing freely? It's bolted to the trans., but you can move the sending unit and the wires are attached. It's a GM 350 trans. Thank you Hwyharv

by hwyharv

• 11 years ago

1 answer

Manual speedometer to electric transmission I have a wings manual speedometer but I have a 700r4 transmission, which I was told needs electronic speedometer. Do you have an adapter?

by Wannabe

• 11 years ago

1 answer

Will this sender provide the necessary signal for a Rostra cruise control? I want to eliminate my current mechanical speedometer and replace it with a Wings electric speedometer. I will need to use a sender such as this one to drive the new electric speedometer. Can this one sender drive the electric speedometer and a Rostra cruise control?

by marebb

• 13 years ago

1 answer

how do you hook up the sender to the gauge I lost my installation manual for the hook up. where do the red black and white wires go on the back of the gauge?

by dennyB

• 13 years ago

1 answer

Will this fit a chevy Th350 automatick transmission

by T.D.

• 15 years ago

1 answer

will this fit on a 1948 ford three speed trans

by ben

• 15 years ago

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