Whoever has the autometer af guage is it a good guage? I heard that led gauges aren't that accurate but is it enough to do the job and keep you informed as to what your engine is doing?
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#5997, "RE: Is the Autometer A/F Ration gauge good?" In response to Reply # 1
Being that they are a simple voltmeter, they are actually very accurate. The problem is that the resolution isn't high enough. Each LED on the autometer represents .5V, in our cars the difference between extremely lean and extremely rich is about .4V...see the problem?
#5999, "RE: Is the Autometer A/F Ration gauge good?" In response to Reply # 3
If you get the modified one...as Wyatt for the web address...it is very useful, and accurate. Making each led worth .1v.
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