FASS Adjustable Diesel Fuel Lift Pump 165GPH For 01-16 6.6 Duramax 2011-2015-6-6l-lml-duramax Connect wires directly to the FGXX-668603

Name: FASS Adjustable Diesel Fuel Lift Pump 165GPH For 01-16 6.6 Duramax 2011-2015-6-6l-lml-duramax Connect wires directly to the FGXX-668603
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SKU: 63200633864
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FASS Adjustable Diesel Fuel Lift Pump 165GPH For 01 16 6.6 Duramax 2011 2015 6 6l lml duramax Connect wires directly to the FGXX 668603 Connect wires directly to the included Dynamic ColorSHIFT Hub 8 lbs 18 for questions please contact our technical support team Our FASS Signature Series Adjustable Diesel Fuel Pumps are designed to be the most versatile high performance fuel pump on the market that allows for adjustable fuel pressures to meet the demand of high performance GM Duramax 6

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