JEGS
Fuel Tank Sending Unit for 1967-1971 Chevrolet and GMC Truck
555-78504
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GM Truck Fuel Tank Sending Unit
JEGS 555-78504 Fuel Tank Sending Unit Features:
- Provides correct fuel level reading
- Designed for 1967-1971 Chevrolet and GMC trucks
- Specifications: 0 ohms empty - 90 ohms full, 3/8 in. main line
- Made with high-quality components and assembly
- One per package with other fuel cell accessories available separately
Not sure how much gas you have left in the tank? Has a faulty sending unit ruined cruise-in or date night? If you’re replacing your fuel tank, or sick of walking, it’s time to install a new fuel tank sending unit. JEGS senders are designed to the factory OE fit, form, and function to ensure an accurate reading at any fuel level. They include a new fuel strainer for a fast and smooth installation that is designed to keep your fuel system clean.
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FAQ
What are the symptoms of a bad fuel sending unit?
- A faulty JEGS 555-78504 fuel sending unit may cause inaccurate fuel readings, gauge fluctuations, or fuel level inconsistencies in your 1967-1971 Chevy/GMC truck.
How do you size a fuel sending unit?
- JEGS 555-78504 is designed for 1967-1971 C10 trucks. Ensure compatibility by selecting the correct unit for your tank size, as indicated in the product details.
How do I know if my fuel sender unit is working?
- Turn the key to "On." The JEGS 555-78504 fuel sending unit should register a consistent reading on the fuel gauge. Inconsistent readings may indicate a malfunction.
Can you replace the fuel sending unit?
- Yes, easily replace your 1967-1971 C10's fuel sending unit with the JEGS 555-78504. Follow the provided instructions for a straightforward installation and restored fuel gauge accuracy.
Specifications:
What is the outlet thread size? I have attempted a 3/8 NPT but this is too large.
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