Top
Details
Reviews
Q&A
Videos & Articles
Add to Cart
$19.99
Classic Instruments Water Temp Gauge Senders
Classic Instruments Water Temp Gauge Senders
Universal Fit, Natural, Brass
In Stock
Can Ship FREE
Select Vehicle
Classic Instruments Water Temp Gauge Senders
Part # 27522
$19.99
each
Model
Add to Cart
Add to Buildlist
Compare
Details
Reviews
Q&A
Videos & Articles
Important Messages:
- Get FREE shipping when your order includes this item and exceeds $99! Ground shipping only in the contiguous US.
Details
Fitting End A:
Select Model to see
MFG. Part #:
Select Model to see
Finish:
Natural
Material Type:
Brass
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Info
- Electric water temperature gauge sender
- For Classic Instruments gauges
- Ford senders have 3/8" NPT threads
- GM senders have 1/2" NPT threads
Item Details
3/8" NPT (Ford), 1/2" NPT (GM)
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
More Like This
-
Classic Instruments SN23 Water Temperature Sender, 1/4 Inch NPT$39.99 -
Classic Instruments SN12MM Water Temperature Sender, GM LS Engine$22.99
-
Auto Meter 2259 Short Sweep Electric Temp Sender$14.99
-
Edelbrock 36012 Pro-Flo Replacement Temperature Sender$23.99
-
Holley 534-2 Coolant Temperature Sensor TBI 4 bbl$21.99
-
Sniper 543-120S Replacement EFI Coolant Temperature Sensor$19.99
-
AFCO 85286 Electric Fan Switch, 200 Degree On, 1/4 NPT$59.99
-
Edelbrock 3589 Performer EFIs Coolant Temperature Sensor, 3/8 in. NPT$26.99
-
Universal Micro Sprint Water Temperature Sensor$45.99
-
SPAL Thermoswitch Relay and Wiring Harness Kit$59.99
Reviews
Q & A
Videos
-
Speedway Motors employee Pat joins us once again. This time Pat is talking to the Model A and Model T owners, specifically in regards to Moto-Meters and accessories.
-
Speedway Motors and Classic Trucks joined teams to build a 1952 Chevy truck for the newest Week to Wicked build. Ryan and Damon talk about the Vintage Air products that wound up on the build.
-
Tim talks about a few aluminum radiators we have to offer.
-
Speedway Motors and Classic Trucks used an AFCO radiator in the ground-up rebuild of the Speedway Motors 1952 Chevy truck.