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Classic Instruments SN12MM Water Temperature Sender, GM LS Engine
Classic Instruments SN12MM Water Temperature Sender, GM LS Engine
Universal Fit, Natural, 12mm x 1.5 Thread Pitch, Brass
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Classic Instruments SN12MM Water Temperature Sender, GM LS Engine
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MFG. Part #:
SN12MM
Finish:
Natural
Thread Pitch:
12mm x 1.5
Material Type:
Brass
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Each
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All Classic temperature gauges require the correct Sender Unit from Classic Instruments.
Senders are available in 12mm self-sealing tapered threads to fit most stock or aftermarket intake manifolds for GM LS engines.
- Temp sender for GM LS engine
- 12mm
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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