Rochester oil temperature gauges have matte-white dial with black bezel. Mount in 2-1/16" dia. hole. New manufacture. Furnished with one 5/8-18UNF X 5/8-18UNF adapter nut. Available in the following temperature ranges and capillary lengths. |
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The gauge is just what I needed and works well. I did see other reviews that encouraged doing a boil test to make sure the gauge is accurate. The first one failed and I returned, the second works great. I would also tell anyone using this gauge to test before installing.
OIL TEMP GAUGE 100-250 48" CAP
nice gauge for the money
OIL TEMP GAUGE 100-250 72" CAP
Works like a champ..fit the O200A port perfectly.
OIL TEMP GAUGE 100-250 48" CAP
This is the second gauge I am installing my aircraft this year. The first read very low. After reading reviews I, like most every one else, found that I should have tested it in boiling water before install! Be sure to test it before install to make sure it reads correctly. The second gauge tested accurately, we’ll see how it works in the aircraft this week!
OIL TEMP GAUGE 100-250 60" CAP
I was replacing the same Oil Temp gauge as was previously mounted. (MY fault. I broke the temp probe while trying to remove the oil screen.) So, no problem installing. (As noted in another review - you have to make a hole in the firewall large enough to push the probe AND nut through, then plug it. You also need to put a collar around the gauge so it will fit in the larger, standard panel hole. But as I already had both, this was ZERO problem.. Checked the probe in boiling water prior to mounting. It showed just over 200F. Close enough. Works perfectly. Five out of five stars for the unit AND the service. Recommended.
OIL TEMP GAUGE 100-250 72" CAP
OIL TEMP GAUGE 100-250 60" CAP
O K
Just what I wanted and worked perfict.
arrived quickly
This is the mfr of the same gauge for Scott and a direct replacement for many original/older Cessnas. If you want internal markings send it out to an instrument shop. You can also place markings on the glass directly yourself. May requre a new adapter nut to insure no leaks since the flange on the bulb changed over the years.
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This will work on a Continental engine as it has a 5/8-18" thread (you need to determine length). It is not TSO'd so you will have to confirm with your installer for certified aircraft.
No, this gauge is not FAA Approved.
These are not aircraft specific. The part number must be verified and confirm that it is a suitable replacement.
Yes, this is calibrated by the manufacturer.