Veratron A2C1066130001 | 52mm (2 1/16") OceanLink Battery Voltage Gauge 16 to 32V White Dial and Bezel EPATRITI3 000 mile service life in

Name: Veratron A2C1066130001 | 52mm (2 1/16") OceanLink Battery Voltage Gauge 16 to 32V White Dial and Bezel EPATRITI3 000 mile service life in
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SKU: 52117620457
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Veratron A2C1066130001 52mm (2 1 16") OceanLink Battery Voltage Gauge 16 to 32V White Dial and Bezel EPATRITI3 000 mile service life in 000 mile service life in automotive applications It's recommended for use in Verado power steering and Mercury Joystick Piloting for Outboards (JPO) systems WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including LEAD which is known to the State of California to cause cancer 52MM (2 1 16") OceanLink Battery Voltage Gauge 16 to 32V White Dial & Bezel

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