OER Fuel Tank Sending Unit for 1970-1974 Dodge, Plymouth (E-Body)
691-MF279
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OER MF279 Fuel Tank Sending Unit Features
The MF279 replaces the worn-out original sending unit on your 1970-1974 Dodge/Plymouth E-Body car, ensuring you always know how much fuel you have. This replacement sending unit meets factory specifications, and its heavy-duty, corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction provides years of trouble-free operation. Installation is a breeze due to the supplied fuel sender, seal, premium-grade filter, and brass float.
Note: Does not include fuel pump
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Motor Vehicles
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