Building a Gardner Douglas 427 AC Cobra replica classic sports car: Gauges and sensors arrived

Monday, March 21, 2016

Gauges and sensors arrived

Great service from ETB - delivered as promised. I even had to delay the delivery myself, with being away!

So here they are clockwise - M12 to 1/8th NPT adapter, oil temperature sensor, M16 to 1/8th NPT adapter, oil pressure sensor, oil pressure gauge, oil temperature gauge, programmable speedo (150 mph), fuel level gauge, tachometer (8000 rpm), water temperature gauge, volt meter, water temperature sensor, M12 to 1/8th NPT adapter and in the centre (the long thing) the dip tube fuel level sensor.

Gauges and sensors

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