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STEWART WARNER 82491 Part Description
Manufacturer
Type: Mechanical
Size: 2-1/16″
Tubing Kit: P/N 82553-F (6’) or 366HM-F (16’)
Specification
| P/N: | 82491 |
| Type: | Pressure |
| Type Description: | Vacuum/Boost Gauge (mechanical) |
| Scale: | 0-30 In-Hg / 0-40 PSI |
| Diameter, in: | 2-1/16" |
| Bezel/Finish: | Polished / White |
| Volt/Watt/Current: | 12 V (Light) |
| Product Family: | Wings |
| Brand: | Stewart-Warner |
| Notes: | Use tubing kit P/N 82553-F (6’) or 366HM-F (16’) with mechanical pressure gauges. 12V or 24V light kits are sold separately. These are available for 5/8” and 1/2” light holes, in single-wire (grounds to gauge case) or two-wire (when ground cannot be made via gauge case) configurations. Please see Accessories section for available light kits, panel kits, and other options. |
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STEWART WARNER 82491 Manufacturer Information
Since 1905, Stewart Warner® has been a trusted name for aftermarket automotive instrumentation devices. The industry standard for classic gauge design of heavy duty vehicles in over half a century, Stewart Warner gauges combine a distinctive style with a durable construction that includes a fully sealed gauge motor and bobbin assembly. The gauges are available in various configurations, including tachometers, speedometers, and hourmeters, that are compatible with antique, classic, and modern vehicles. The company also offers a "one-stop-shop" for sensors, senders, switches, lighting, as well as related accessories. Stewart Warner products are configured for easy installation and are rated for use in various applications, including marine, transportation, and emergency response vehicles.
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