08 Sierra Fuel Pump Gm 15215238 on 2040-parts.com
Rochester, New Hampshire, US
Used fuel pump.
Tested working.
Does not come with level sensor/sender.
Does come with tank pressure sensor working.
Pulled from 2008 GMC Sierra Vin Code M Option Code LH6
SOLD AS IS
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