Auto Meter 3516 Sport-comp Fuel Level Gauge 2-5/8" Electrical 240-33 Ohms on 2040-parts.com
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Auto Meter 3516 Sport-Comp Fuel Level Gauge 2-5/8" Electrical 240-33 ohms
 #105-3262 fuel level sender required (adjustable for 5'' to 24'' deep tank)
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