Autometer Pro-comp Pro Fuel Pressure Gauge 8761 0 - 15 Psi on 2040-parts.com
Van Alstyne, Texas, US
Up for sale is my Autometer Pro-Comp Pro electronic fuel pressure gauge. I ordered this and it turns out that it wasn't the correct part for me, so somebody gets to benefit from my mistake. All new part at a substantially reduced priced versus retail. This is a 2-1/16 inch diameter gauge, with a range of 0-15 psi (wasn't high enough for my application), but is a pro-quality gauge. This unit will require a separate sender that you can order from any of the usual parts places online.
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