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Universal Fit, 24" Overall Length, Height Adjustable

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #E9982
    BrandEquus
    Overall Length24"
    Ohm Range0 ohms empty, 90 ohms full
    Height AdjustableYes
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    Equus E9982 Details

    If your fuel gauge is starting to give incorrect readings, it could be that your fuel tank level sensor may be on the way out. The Equus universal replacement fuel level sensor is designed to mount in the top of your fuel tank using an SAE standard 5 bolt pattern. This sensor measures the amount of fuel in the tank and returns an electrical resistance value to your fuel gauge, telling you how much fuel is left. These units offer plenty of adjustability for tanks from 5-24 inches deep and output a 0-90 ohm resistance range compatible with Equus fuel gauges, and also with many GM vehicles produced between 1965 and 1996.

    • Universal fit. User adjustable for varied fuel tanks from 5-24 inches of depth.
    • Outputs variable resistance. 0 Empty - 90 Full. Compatible with Equus Fuel Level gauges and instruments designed for compatible with GM style sensors manufactured from 1965 to 1996.
    • Includes cork gasket
    • Designed for long service life
    • Fits standard 5-bolt (2.125 in. circle) top mounting flange.

    Equus E9982 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #E9982
    BrandEquus
    Overall Length24"
    Ohm Range0 ohms empty, 90 ohms full
    Height AdjustableYes
    GENERAL
    Bolt Hole PatternSAE 5 hole (2.125 in. bolt circle)
    Sold in QuantityEach
    Notes12 Month Warranty
    GTIN Code047923099827
    Mounting Hardware IncludedYes
    Gauge Range0 ? E - 90 ? F

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    yes, and did for another vehicle

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    5 years ago

    bobrobert

    Miami, OK

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    The description is a given, hence, used as a fuel sender.

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