Auto Meter Mechanical Temperature Gauge Adapter Fitting [3/8 in. NPT Male x 5/8 in. -18 Female Straight]
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Temperature Adapters
Special Note: This mechanical temperature gauge adapter has a tapered probe seat designed for a capillary tube with a tapered probe. It will not work with gauges that are equipped with a capillary tube that has a flat probe. We recommend that you check your gauge before ordering.
For use with Mechanical Temperature gauges only.
- Constructed from solid brass
5/8"-18 UNF Female (adapts directly to sealing nut on AutoMeter Mechanical Temp Gauges) to 3/8" NPT Male
Specifications:
Part TypeProduct LinePackage Depth1.10Package Height3.70Package Width3.10Part CategoryPerformance PartsPart FitmentUniversalQuantitySold individuallyShipping Weight.10Temperature Sender Fitting FinishNaturalTemperature Sender Fitting MaterialBrassVendor Part Number2263 - Overview
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Reviews2263 - Auto Meter Adapters, Extensions and Fittings is rated out of 5 by 1.
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Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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