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Oil Temperature Gauge Liquid Filled 140deg to 280 deg # 12361393 Rate_Special Hose Adapter Included:

Name: Oil Temperature Gauge Liquid Filled 140deg to 280 deg # 12361393 Rate_Special Hose Adapter Included:
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 42601112905
Price: 35.00 USD
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Oil Temperature Gauge Liquid Filled 140deg to 280 deg # 12361393 Rate_Special Hose Adapter Included:

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Oil Temperature Gauge Liquid Filled 140deg to 280 deg # 12361393 Rate_Special Hose Adapter Included: Hose Adapter Included: Pontiac 350 400 Carter Mechanical Fuel Pump 1970 > # 40959 This liquid filled gauge is calibrated 140o to 280o F with 6' capillary tubing and 1 2" NPT fitting Technical Notes: Refer to Technical note on P N 12361392

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