1982 1983 Toyota Pickup Truck Hilux In Tank Fuel Gauge Sending Unit Float on 2040-parts.com
Barnardsville, North Carolina, United States
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This unit worked perfectly when removed. Considering its age the top has minimal rust and is still straight and strong so it will seal up well.
It is for all 82-83 pickups. Thanx for looking. On Jul-07-09 at 05:38:00 PDT, seller added the following information: We do offer combined shipping discounts on a case by case basis. In rare cases this is not practical, such as when it is too risky to pack a heavy part along with a very fragile part in the same parcel. So if you're buying more than one part, please wait for us to send you a combined invoice before paying. Thank you. |
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