ANALOGUE: Describes a display function based on a dial rather than digital.
ANALOGUE CLOCK: Describes a traditional clock with rotating hands.
ANALOGUE CLUSTER: Describes an instrument panel displaying dials.
ANALOGUE DISPLAY: Describes an instrument display using gauges with moving needles.
ANALOGUE SPEEDOMETER: Describes a type of speedometer that displays the speed that the vehicle is travelling by way of a needle on the dial of a gauge.
LOW PRESSURE INDICATOR: Describes a device that will provide either a visible or audible warning signal when system pressure falls below a predetermined level.
MALFUNCTION INDICATOR LIGHT (MIL): Describes the electric circuit between the computer and any warning light on the dash panel of a computer equipped vehicle.
FUEL GAUGE: Describes an instrument, usually located on the dashboard or centre console, which indicates the amount of fuel remaining in the fuel tank. Most gauges have a needle that fluctuates according to fuel quantities while most modern cars have a digital readout.
HYDROSTATIC GAUGE: Describes types of gauges whose role it is to test the depth of the gas in the tank through controlling air flow in the connecting line to the instrument, registering the depth on a scale or dial
IN-DASH GAUGE: Describes any form of measuring gauge mounted in the instrument panel.
FUEL CONSUMPTION INDICATOR: Describes an instrument using a flowmeter to indicate fuel consumption in terms of mpg or litres/100 km at any given moment on a journey or of the entire journey.
FUEL GAUGE: Describes an instrument, usually located on the dashboard or centre console, which indicates the amount of fuel in the fuel tank.
GLOW PLUG INDICATOR: Describes a monitoring element in a preheater system that changes the colour of its filament in line with the plug thus indicating that the vehicle is ready to be started.
NEEDLE: Describes an indicator that measures figures on a dial, instrument, or gauge.
OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE GAUGE (OTG): Describes a gauge that provides an accurate indication of the ambient air temperature outside the vehicle.
OIL TEMPERATURE GAUGE: Describes the gauge which indicates the temperature of the engine oil.
OIL GAUGE: Describes an instrument placed on the vehicle dashboard that provides oil pressure levels as the oil is pumped through the engine. The oil level gauge begins to operate when the ignition is switched on and stops when the engine is switched off,
OIL LEVEL SENSOR: Describes the sensor mounted in the oil pan that supplies information to an on-board computer on levels of engine oil level to the corresponding gauge.
SPEEDOMETER: Describes a gauge placed prominently in a vehicle dashboard used to determine and display the forward speed of a vehicle in miles per hour.
TEMPERATURE GAUGE: Describes an instrument used to measure the temperature of the coolant in an engine block.
TRIP METER: Describes an instrument that runs in conjunction with the odometer that records the distance a vehicle has travelled from the last time the meter was reset.
WATER TEMPERATURE GAUGE: Describes a gauge found on the instrument panel that indicates the current coolant temperature
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