Veratron 52MM (2-1/16") OceanLink Transmission Oil Pressure Gauge - 30 Bar/440 PSI - White Dial & Bezel

The Veratron 52MM OceanLink Transmission Oil Pressure Gauge is an essential instrument cluster upgrade for mechanics and automotive enthusiasts who demand accurate real-time transmission diagnostics. Whether you're tuning a high-performance build, monitoring fluid pressure during a transmission swap, or troubleshooting shift quality issues, this 30 Bar/440 PSI gauge provides the direct feedback necessary to identify pressure anomalies before they become catastrophic failures. Transmission oil pressure is a critical performance metric—inadequate pressure starves clutches and bands of lubrication, while excessive pressure indicates internal restrictions or failing regulators.

This OceanLink gauge features a professional white dial and bezel in the universally compatible 52MM (2-1/16") form factor, allowing seamless integration into custom dash pods, A-pillar mounts, or aftermarket gauge clusters. The 30 Bar maximum rating translates to 440 PSI—sufficient for stock and modified transmissions alike, covering everything from stock automatic converters to performance manual gearboxes. Veratron's reputation for marine-grade reliability ensures this gauge withstands vibration, thermal cycling, and the corrosive environment typical of engine bays. The mechanical needle response is rapid and stable, eliminating lag during transient throttle events when pressure spikes occur.

This gauge is ideal for anyone performing transmission diagnostics, engine swaps, or custom automotive builds where OEM instrumentation is absent or unreliable. Installation requires a simple mechanical sender tap into the transmission pressure port—most modern transmissions feature accessible ports on the pan or valve body. The 52MM diameter fits standard 2-1/16" gauge holes found in many aftermarket clusters and custom fabricated panels. Tuners and shop technicians routinely install these instruments on dyno vehicles, drag racing platforms, and high-horsepower street cars to validate transmission calibration and identify pressure mapping issues before road testing.