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Floatless Fuel Sending Unit [0-90 Ohms]
555-15656
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0-90 Ohms Fuel Sending Unit
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Includes:
- (1) Floatless Fuel Sending Unit
- (1) SAE 5-Bolt Mounting Gasket
- (5) #10-32 x 1 in. Thread Machine Screws
- (2) 3/8 Hex Head #10-32 Thread Nuts
- (2) #10 (3/16 in) Lock Washers
JEGS 15656 Features:
- Compatible with gasoline and diesel fuels, will not support ethanol/E85
- Extruded aluminum housing provides enhanced protection for the float and PC board
- No float arm makes this sending unit ideal for tight spaces or tanks with baffles
- Each sending unit only contains one moving part further increasing longevity
- Reduces "slosh" in fuel tank making them ideal for high performance automotive and heavy-duty applications
Note: These sending units are to be within one-inch of the fuel tank’s total depth. For example, a tank that is 10.5-inches deep would use a 10-inch tube style sending unit. The extra half-inch allows for a little reserve fuel as an added benefit.
Specifications:
Is sending unit compatible with your fuel gauge, part number 555-41477 ?
Motor Vehicles
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Electrical Cords
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