Q1
Why doesn't the pointer return to zero when the engine is off?
These gauges use stepper motors, which require power to reset the pointer to the zero position. It is completely normal for the pointer to remain in its last position when the vehicle is turned off. Once you start the engine and power is restored, the pointer will automatically return to zero.
Q2
Are these gauges compatible with my vehicle?
These gauges are suitable for 12V gasoline vehicles. The Tachometer (RPM Meter) is specifically designed for 4-cylinder, 6-cylinder, and 8-cylinder engines only. They are not compatible with diesel engines or vehicles with a different cylinder count.
Q3
Does the Air Fuel Ratio Gauge include an oxygen sensor?
No, the Air Fuel Ratio Gauge does not include an oxygen sensor. You will need a compatible narrow-band oxygen sensor with an output voltage of 0~1V, which must be purchased separately and installed in your vehicle's exhaust system.
Q4
What thread size are the sensors for the Water Temp, Oil Temp, Oil Pressure, and EGT gauges?
The sensors included with the Water Temp Gauge, Oil Temp Gauge, Oil Pressure Gauge, and EGT Gauge all use a standard 1/8 ZG thread size. Please ensure your vehicle's sensor port matches this thread specification before installation, or use an appropriate adapter.
Q5
What is included in the Boost Gauge package?
The Boost Gauge package includes: 1× Boost Gauge, 1× Boost Sensor, 1× Gauge Bracket, 1× PVC Hose (6 Feet), 1× T-Fitting, 1× Wire, and 1× English Manual. Everything needed for a complete installation is included in the box.
Q6
What voltage range does the Voltmeter support, and is it suitable for my car battery?
The Voltmeter supports a measuring range of 8V to 18V, which is perfectly suited for monitoring standard 12V automotive electrical systems. It will accurately display your vehicle's battery and charging system voltage in real time.