Name: 64009 - Banks Power Exhaust Gas Temperature Gauge Kit For Diesel Pushers
Brand: Banks Power
SKU: 64009
Price: 309.00 USD
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64009 - Banks Power Exhaust Gas Temperature Gauge Kit For Diesel Pushers

64009 - Banks Power Exhaust Gas Temperature Gauge Kit For Diesel Pushers

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64009 - Banks Power Exhaust Gas Temperature Gauge Kit For Diesel Pushers

Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) is a very important gauge to have on any diesel engine, especially if modifications have been made to increase horsepower and torque. The Banks Power EGT Gauge Kit will accurately measure your exhaust gas temperatures up to 1500 Degrees Fahrenheit. This kit utilizes high quality components that are specific for use on motorhomes.

We recommend installing the Thermocouple Probe in the exhaust manifold pre-turbo. This location will provide the most accurate readings.

Product Benefits:

Monitors exhaust gas temperature (EGT)
Protects durability by eliminating safe-EGT-level guesswork
Eliminates erroneous readings with ambient temperature compensation
1-Year Limited Warranty

Specifications:

Accurate within 15 degree F at maximum operating temperatures
2000 degree F-rated, chromel-alumel thermocouple wire provides superior conductivity
Illuminated 0-1500F full-sweep face
Comes with probe & 55' lead wire
Uses 1/4" NPT threaded fitting to secure the thermocouple.

Special Notes:

It is normal for the "resting" temperature reading to display approximately 150-200°

The state of California requires that this warning be posted for people purchasing products that reside in California.

WARNING: Products may contain one or more chemicals known in the State of California to cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

how long is the wiring? from sensor to gauge ( tyler shipman, 06/07/2023 )

55 feet.

Cummins S/N: 46165253
Don't you have to concern yourself with metal drill & tap filings getting into the exhaust manifold and going up to the turbo when drilling out the cast iron exhaust manifold? ( Barry Conover, 06/21/2022 )

Best scenario for installation is to have the manifold removed. You can install with the manifold installed but you do run the risk of debris going through the turbo which is unlikely to cause damage, but there is a risk. I have installed them by drilling a hole with the engine idling so it blows the metal out as you drill. Then use a good amount of anti-seize while creating the threads (vehicle not running). Hope that helps!

Is this gauge illuminated? ( Mike Lent, 06/15/2021 )

Yes it is.

What size tap for the fitting in the exhaust? ( Rick, 06/21/2020 )

1/4" NPT

Does this kit come with installation instructions? Also how long does it take to install?

( Andy, 03/14/2015 )

Andy, this kit does come with instructions for installation. However ever RV is different so routing the cable to the front from the sensor will depend on how you would like to route it. This would also vary the install time as well. The overall average time to install I would say is between 4-5 hours.