OneGauge LCD Screens

Our touchscreen LCDs provide full control over the look, feel, and function of your digital gauges! Not only are these screens fully customizable, but they allow you to control nearly every aspect of the OneGauge system. A variety of sizes are available as well as many options for mounting your screens.
Important links:
Main website: www.theonegauge.com/
Instructions and Documentation: www.theonegauge.com/faqs/
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[@A.Musa76]

Can the screen have (2) boost gauge and A/F (Wideband) and how does it work on Can-Bus? I been looking for wideband and boost gauge for my Mercedes Bi-Turbo with (2) Pressure Air Sensor from factory. There is a spot in a cubby behind the ashtray. I need to take measurement to see if it will fit.

[@TheOneGauge]

Absolutely! Everything is totally customizable.
We can do custom can bus setups as well, we would just need The protocol so we know how to decode the messages.

[@leonightrider816]

I have a custom build 1984 corvette need a cost for swap out the old for show purposes and online channel to show the conversion.

[@TheOneGauge]

Hey Leo, sure thing, shoot us an email and we're happy to talk. [e-mail]

[@moimon4074]

this is awesome does this screen works with a Fueltech ft450?

[@TheOneGauge]

Hey Moi, yes! It looks like they recently released the required documentation, so if you're interested shoot me an email!

[@TheReynMan77]

How is latency and response ie tachometer? Product looks awesome.

[@TheOneGauge]

Nearly instantaneous- there's no noticeable lag with the tach on most setups. The only setup that would introduce lag is an older OBD-II setup in which we recommend not to use the OBD-II connection as the source for the tach signal, but rather a direct connection to the coil/ECU for faster response. Thanks!

[@TheReynMan77]

@@TheOneGauge Thank you for the response!!

[@tommiemcleodjr.2174]

Hi
I haven't watched all of your videos but I have a 244 and a 245, stock motors... will they work with the stock volvo dash harness?...please say yes.

[@TheOneGauge]

Hey Tommie! My products actually never use the stock dash harness. The cost of creating an adapter for any and every vehicle as well as the time involved would make the product extremely expensive. Instead you typically can either splice into the wiring or add new sensors altogether. I'm happy to discuss the process with you if you want to send me an email!

[@tommiemcleodjr.2174]

@@TheOneGauge thanks for the reply...I have to swap the 245 to a 5.3 then I'll make me purchase, and 1 would be nice for the 4-door also...slow and steady...!

[@ramonfavila7884]

Hi , is awesome to know about it, My question is. I habe a Ford truck 1981 and i did a swap with an motor and transmisión of an 1996 Ford 3.0 and My question is how mucho is a cost of a gauge Ford resolver this problema?