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Shift Lights & Accessories

A shift light is a single bright lamp that fires at an engine speed you set, so you can change gear on cue without reading a tachometer needle. This page holds shift lights from AutoMeter and Proform, plus the wiring harness extensions that let you mount a light away from the gauge that drives it.

There are two styles here. AutoMeter's Digital Pro Shift Light sits in a standard 2-1/16-inch gauge housing, in Z-Series or Sport-Comp styling so it matches an AutoMeter gauge panel, and reads up to 16,000 rpm. Proform's standalone adjustable lights are a separate body with a coloured lens cover, offered in black or silver, and connect with a simple three-wire hookup.

Choose the style that fits the rest of the dash. If you already run AutoMeter gauges, a light from the same series keeps the panel consistent and fits a standard gauge pod or cup. If the light needs to sit on the dash pad or on a pillar, where your eyes already are during a pull, a standalone light or a remote-mount harness extension puts it there. Check the rpm range the light covers against your engine's rev range, and confirm the light can read the tach signal your ignition system provides.

These lights are universal: they are not built for one vehicle, so there is no fit list to check. What matters is the gauge size, the mounting spot and the wiring. For the gauges themselves, see tachometers and the wider gauges department. Prices are in Canadian dollars.

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In this collection: Shift Lights & Accessories, from brands including AutoMeter and Proform. Most parts here are universal, so check the size and mounting details before ordering. Prices are in Canadian dollars (CAD), and there is no duty or extra fee to pay at delivery.

Shift lights, warning lights, and the brackets and harnesses to fit them — AutoMeter, Proform and more.

A shift light does what a tachometer cannot: it tells you to shift without asking you to look away from the road or the track. Set the threshold at the rpm where the engine actually stops making power rather than at the redline, since peak power usually arrives before the limiter.

The same devices work as warning lights for a threshold you must not miss — a temperature or pressure limit that would otherwise need you to be watching the right dial at the right moment. Mount where peripheral vision catches it, and wire it on a switched, fused feed like any other accessory.