Piper gauge cluster overlays restore the printed labeling around your instrument cluster when the original placard has faded, cracked, or peeled. This sub-category covers our cluster overlay styles A through E, so you can match the layout and callouts already in your Piper panel.
Cluster labeling differs across model years and panel configurations — compare the style, gauge openings, and text placement to your existing overlay before choosing. Each overlay is thermally printed on 3M Scotchcal 220 cast vinyl with a Lexan over-laminate for a clean, scratch-resistant finish. Your aircraft POH/AFM and parts manual are the final authority — confirm the correct overlay against your model and serial before ordering. Unsure which style matches? Contact us.
The Piper Gauge Cluster Overlay Style A refreshes the six-gauge engine and fuel cluster. Identify Style A: the fuel gauges read FUEL LEFT/RIGHT TANK, CAP 25 GAL, the alternator gauge reads to 40 amps, and the markings are plain white with no color arcs.
The Piper Gauge Cluster Overlay Style B refreshes the six-gauge engine and fuel cluster. Identify Style B: the fuel gauges read FUEL LEFT/RIGHT MAIN, U.S. GAL (0–20 F), the alternator gauge reads to 70 amps, and the markings are plain white with no color arcs.
The Piper Gauge Cluster Overlay Style C refreshes the six-gauge engine and fuel cluster. Identify Style C: the fuel gauges read FUEL LEFT/RIGHT MAIN, U.S. GAL, the alternator gauge reads to 70 amps, and the gauges carry colored (green/yellow) operating arcs with oil pressure marked 25–90.
The Piper Gauge Cluster Overlay Style D refreshes the six-gauge engine and fuel cluster. Identify Style D: the fuel gauges read FUEL LEFT/RIGHT MAIN, U.S. GAL, the alternator gauge reads to 40 amps, and the gauges carry colored (green/yellow) operating arcs with oil pressure marked 25–90.
The Piper Gauge Cluster Overlay Style E refreshes the six-gauge engine and fuel cluster. Identify Style E: the gauges use a dot-style scale (fuel reads E · 1/2 · 25) and the instrument face has a notched bottom edge — a different cluster shape from Styles A–D.
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