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Dakota Digital Series I Rectangle Bezel Oil Tempeture Gauge Temp Ody-07-1 New on 2040-parts.com

US $89.99
Location:

Sioux Falls, South Dakota, United States

Sioux Falls, South Dakota, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:ODY-07-1 Country of Manufacture:United States Interchange Part Number:Automotive Gauge Part Brand:DAKOTA DIGITAL Warranty:Yes Brand:Dakota Digital

ODYSSEY SERIES I Oil Temperature Gauge

from Dakota Digital

ODY-07-1

This listing is for one ODY-07-1 Odyssey Series I Oil Temperature Gauge from Dakota Digital.

Description from Dakota Digital:

Dakota Digital revives the Odyssey Series I of digital instrumentation! The re-engineered Odyssey Series I instruments are updated to the newest technology, offering fully machined aluminum housings, backlit annunciators for a completely "blacked out" look when off, fully adjustable warning indicators, and a host of additional features to truly revolutionize the industry once again!

Dakota Digital Odyssey Series I instruments offer a high brightness, *non-glare vacuum fluorescent display for excellent daytime visibility and a lifetime of trouble free use. Odyssey Series I instruments are fully backed by a Limited 24-month Warranty against manufacturer defects and provide the accuracy and performance you've come to expect from Dakota Digital!

Range: 0- 400°F or 0- 200°C
Resolution: 1°F or 1°C

  • Choice of either Teal or Blue display.
  • Choice of either Satin or Chrome bezel.
  • Machined aluminum bezel and housing.
* Non-glare lens option available on Teal display only.

Sensor SEN-04-3 is Required for this gauge, but sold separately. You can purchase it in our eBay store or we can add it to your invoice for $14.20.

Don't forget: When making your payment, be sure to specify which bezel (satin or chrome) and which display color (teal or blue) you want.





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