JEGS
Water Temperature Gauge LED Digital [Black Bezel, Black Face, White Numbers]
555-41411
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Water Temperature Gauges
JEGS 41411 digital water temperature gauge is microprocessor controlled to offer precise, easy-to-read measurements. Featuring a bright LED display with automatic nighttime dimming this 2 1/16 in. diameter gauge is a perfect, accurate, solution for your next build.
JEGS 41411 Digital Water Temperature Gauge Notes:
- Sending Unit is not included and is Sold Separately. We recommend JEGS 555-41419 Temperature Sending Unit.
- Do not use seal tape or any other sealant on threads where the sending unit is attached to the engine. The gauge may not work or may read incorrectly since the sending unit does not have a good ground connection.
Specifications:
I received my water temp gauge. I expected a diagram of which wire goes to the sender, ground, hot etc. Can you provide that for me. There are four wires red, blue, black and lavender/purple. I assume red is 12V hot, black is ground,. Help!!
What is the size of the pipe fitting on the sender used with the JEGS Performance Products #41411 Water Temperature Gauge LED Digital? Is it 1/8 NPT?
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