Take the Pain Out of Adding Gauges to a Late-Model Vehicle with an AutoMeter CAN Bridge

Adding AutoMeter gauges or an InVision digital gauge kit to 1996 and later vehicles can test your patience if you don’t know your way around a wiring harness. AutoMeter’s CAN Bridge lets you add gauges and keep your sanity. Just plug it into your vehicle’s diagnostic port—the CAN Bridge captures sensor data and outputs up to six signals to drive AutoMeter InVision dashes or AutoMeter tachometers, electronic speedometers, and short-sweep electric gauges.

The CAN Bridge has an OLED display and five pushbuttons to help you navigate menus and program the system. Check out this AutoMeter CAN Bridge video to see how it works.

Specifications
• Tachometer, speedometer, fuel level, temperature, pressure, and voltage channels
• No sensors to hook up—fewer wires to connect and no adapters to worry about
• Works with most 1996-up vehicles with OBD-II

Speaking of gauges, take a look at AutoMeter’s InVision Digital Dashes. They let you monitor engine functions on a 12.3 inch LCD display—perfect for dedicated race cars, track day cars, and folks looking for something different for their street-driven vehicles. You can configure readouts for the speedometer and tachometer, fuel level, oil pressure, water temperature, and voltage in one of four different displays.

The AutoMeter InVision Digital Dash is available as a universal-fit unit or in a kit with dash panel for these vehicles:
• 1969 Camaro
• 1982-87 Chevy Malibu/Monte Carlo/El Camino
• 1973-87 Chevy/GM pickup and Suburban
• 1995-98 Chevy/GMC pickup
• 1967-73 Mustang
• 1987-93 Mustang
• 1972-76 Mopar A-Body

SEE AUTOMETER’S CAN BRIDGE AT SUMMIT RACING