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Does anyone sell a pilliar gauges for 89 cherokee? coolant gauge and oil temp gauge are shot. Looking for a clean look instead of messing with factory gauges.
Does anyone sell a pilliar gauges for 89 cherokee? coolant gauge and oil temp gauge are shot. Looking for a clean look instead of messing with factory gauges.
I have the Autometer A-pillar 2 pod deal and it looks quite nice. I have a oil temp and oil pressure in it.
Not sure if its the same but I got gauges from a mid 90's gauge that I am only using the housing. PM me if your interested in just the gauges (have all 6 available)
I just put a set in my 89, used them for one week and found the broken wires behind my bumper that was keeping my factory gauges working. I am going to take these out and sell them. I put in coolant temp and oil pressure, both of them are electrical with sending units, I will enclose to wiring harness I made too. I will try to post pictures of it while it is installed. If any one is interested in them send me a PM.
How is the Air Fuel working for you? has it provided any useful information?
I will edit my post in a little bit to include my a-pillar and gauges...
Edit:
I am missing 1 gauge (need the funds for a Oil Pressure Gauge)
Not an A-pillar but a nifty spot I think for a gauge....
But I am also working on this as a side project.....
All the gauges will be replaced with Autometer full sweep Digital Cobalt with the matching large Speedo/Tach Combo (never will need to worry about speed gears ever again, you set it in a special mode and drive exactly one mile and set it and forget it.......)
Originally I installed the air/fuel ratio gauge because my motor was running hot and I thought it was because I was running lean. That was not the case. I love it when I turn the A/C on I can see the motor go slightly rich to compensate for the added load of the comp. When I get on it, it goes lean and then comes back to Stoichiometry.