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1982-1987 Monte Carlo InVision Digtial Dash System , Autometer

Item EK-76-859568-1
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    Features, Description, Q&A

    Features

    • 12.3 inch LCD display
    • Toggle between three user selectable displays for different looks!
    • Monitors fuel level, oil pressure, water temperature, volts, tach, and speed
    • All kits include sending units for water temperature and oil pressure
    • High beam and turn signal indicators as well as user selectable warning light Visual or audible alarms for:
    • Low fuel level
    • Low oil pressure
    • High water temperature
    • Low voltage
    • Multiple warning points are available for each parameter
    • Adjustable RPM range (8k or 10k)
    • Odometer and two trip meters
    • Adjustable time and available in 12 hour or 24 hour format

    Description

    The new InVision Digital Dash provides a direct fit solution for classic trucks along with a universal all-in-one dash for most vehicles. Monitor the speedometer, tachometer, fuel level, oil pressure, water temperature, and volts all in one place. Upgrade your worn, outdated or inaccurate dash with the latest, modern LCD offering from AutoMeter.The InVision Digital Dash features a 12.3” LCD display with three user selectable displays. All kits include a wiring harness and sending units for water temperature and oil pressure. This dash features an adjustable RPM range and displays in imperial or metric measurements. A remote mount joystick allows for easy programming.The InVision Digital Dash will help protect your car with visual or audible alarms for low fuel level, low oil pressure, hi

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