Veratron 323-805-003-002N | Engine Oil Temperature Sensor - Dual Pole, Spade Term - 50-150 Degrees C/120-300 Degrees F PMFAIR3 Deep-Pipe Level Sender - 210mm

Name: Veratron 323-805-003-002N | Engine Oil Temperature Sensor - Dual Pole, Spade Term - 50-150 Degrees C/120-300 Degrees F PMFAIR3 Deep-Pipe Level Sender - 210mm
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SKU: 18760543527
Price: 83.99 USD
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Veratron 323-805-003-002N | Engine Oil Temperature Sensor - Dual Pole, Spade Term - 50-150 Degrees C/120-300 Degrees F PMFAIR3 Deep-Pipe Level Sender - 210mm

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Veratron 323 805 003 002N Engine Oil Temperature Sensor Dual Pole, Spade Term 50 150 Degrees C 120 300 Degrees F PMFAIR3 Deep Pipe Level Sender 210mm Deep Pipe Level Sender 210mm 0 to 180 OHM Can be used in freshwater or saltwater installations Engine Oil Temperature Sensor Dual Pole Spade Term 50 150 Degree C 120 300 Degree F 6 24V 1 4" 18 NPTF Thread

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