Auto Meter P/n 7113 C2 Fuel Level Gauge 2-1/16" Electrical (short Sweep) Reman on 2040-parts.com
Centereach, New York, United States
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Auto Meter P/N 7113 C2 Fuel Level Gauge 2-1/16" Electrical (Short Sweep) REMANUFACTURED
For most 1965-97 GM vehicles (will not operate on some 1998-Up vehicles with 40-250 ohms Sender) |
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