Dyno Racing
Dyno Racing 52mm Dual Display Oil Temp Gauge 40-140°C Stepper Motor
A 52 mm oil-temperature gauge reads 40–140 °C with a stepper motor and seven-colour LED lighting for clear night viewing
- TypeGauges
- Gauge TypeOil Temp
- Stepper motor boosts needle sensitivity
- Dual display reads 40 to 140 °C at a glance
- Seven-colour LED dial stays clear after dark
- 52 mm case fits standard 12 V dash cut-outs
- Gauge, sensor, wiring and English manual all included
52 mm Oil Temperature Gauge
This 52 mm dual-display gauge monitors engine oil temperature from 40 to 140 degrees Celsius. A stepper motor drives the pointer for responsive movement. Seven-colour LED illumination lights the dial for clear night reading. The unit operates on a 12 V DC system with a 10 to 15 V supply range.
Track Drivers and DIY Installers
Drivers who want immediate oil-temperature feedback during high-load running will benefit from the sensitive stepper movement and bright display. The universal 12 V fitment suits most cars and motorcycles. Vehicles without a 12 V electrical system or builders who need a different temperature range should look at other instruments.
Build Integration
The gauge requires a 52 mm dashboard cut-out and a 12 V ignition feed drawing up to 0.3 A for both ignition and illumination circuits. A dedicated temperature sensor and wiring accessories are included in the package. Professional installation is recommended to ensure correct sensor placement and reliable electrical connections.
Highlights
- Stepper motor boosts needle sensitivity
- Dual display reads 40 to 140 °C at a glance
- Seven-colour LED dial stays clear after dark
- 52 mm case fits standard 12 V dash cut-outs
- Gauge, sensor, wiring and English manual all included
Specifications
| Type | Gauges |
|---|---|
| Gauge Type | Oil Temp |
Questions about this item
What voltage supply does the gauge need to operate?
It runs on a 12 V DC system with an operating range of 10 to 15 V.
Will the 52 mm case fit the same cut-out as my old 52 mm gauge?
Yes, the 52 mm diameter matches the standard 2-inch cut-out used by most aftermarket gauges.
How can I verify the stepper motor is moving the needle correctly after installation?
Turn the ignition on; the needle should sweep smoothly from 40 °C up to 140 °C and settle at the actual oil temperature.
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