New Fuel-Efficiency Gauge Available from Chrysler Dealers

SYCAMORE, IL - Auto Meter Products Inc.'s OBD-II fuel efficiency gauge, Ecometer, has been tested, validated and launched as a Mopar Accessory at all Chrysler dealerships nationwide.

by Staff

February 2, 2010

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SYCAMORE, IL - Auto Meter Products Inc.'s OBD-II fuel efficiency gauge, Ecometer, has been tested, validated and launched as a Mopar Accessory at all Chrysler dealerships nationwide.

The Mopar Accessories Ecometer (part number 8eco9000) is available for immediate shipment in single and bulk quantities through the Chrysler Supplier Ship Direct program.

Ecometer is a fuel-consumption gauge that lets vehicle operators visually monitor how their driving style impacts their vehicle's fuel economy performance. Ecometer can assist motorists in changing driving habits to reduce fuel consumption, minimize fuel expenditures and reduce CO emissions.

Ecometer displays real-time fuel consumption (in mpg) on both an easy-to-read digital display and an always-on fuel efficiency eco-graph that's color coded in green (efficient), yellow and red (inefficient). The instrument offers multiple monitoring modes, including instantaneous mpg, average mpg, engine RPM, and both real-time and peak vehicle speed monitoring functions.

Ecometer's construction also enables its dial face to be rotated up to 350 degrees, which enables proper driver viewing alignment for multiple in-cabin mounting locations. The unit takes less than one minute to install, with no tools or drilling required. Optional permanent mounting hardware is included with each unit.

For more information, visit www.autometer.com.

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