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Temperature Sending Unit (65-66 C10, C20, K10, K15 w/ Factory Gauges)

Item EK-61-911512
Temperature Sending Unit (65-66 C10, C20, K10, K15 w/ Factory Gauges)
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      Temperature Sending Unit; Single Pin; For Factory GM Gauges; Bullet-Style Terminal
      The temperature sending unit screws into the side of the cylinder block or on the intake manifold and allows the temperature gauge to function properly. This OER® Authorized reproduction is produced using the correct bullet-style terminal end with the correct housing and resistance for accurate temperature gauge reading. 1/2 x 14 N.P.T.F. external thread.

      Made in USA

      Applications:
      1965-66 GM truck with factory gauges
      1969-70 Camaro with factory gauges
      1969-71 Nova with factory gauges
      1969-71 Impala/full size with factory gauges
      1969-71 Chevelle with factory gauges

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