Fuel Level Gauge For Trucks on 2040-parts.com
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The Truck Fuel Gauge accurately displays level of fuel in the gas tank of your truck or tractor. Teltek USA gauges are best in class and backed by over 20 years of design and manufacturing.
ALL OF OUR GAUGES ARE AVAILABLE WITH RED OR BLUE LED & WITH CHROME OR BLACK BEZEL. ANY GAUGE FOR 2006 OR NEWER KENWORTH IS $4.00 MORE Details
Content If you are looking for an excellent accessory for your truck, this aftermarket truck fuel gauge may fit your individual needs. The gauge is designed for ISSPRO type sensors and RA9200 Series 240 OHM – 330 OHM. These truck and tractor fuel gauges displays the percent of fuel that is left in the fuel tank. The fuel level gauge comes already pre-calibrated for the ISSPRO tank series. The aftermarket fuel or gas gauge also has a low fuel warning to alert you when the fuel level in your truck has reached a low level. The low fuel warning display will flash briefly when the level of gas in your fuel tanks drops to twenty percent. Our gauges are made by Teltek USA, over 20 years in business and the most respected manufacturer of commercial aftermarket gauges and meters for semi trucks and autos Compatible with: Chevy, Dodge, Ford, Freightliner, GMC, Hino, International, Izuzu, Kenworth, Mack, Mitsubishi, Peterbilt, Sterling, Universal, Volvo, and Western Star Synonyms NOTE: 2006 AND NEWER KENWORTH IS NOT COMPATABLE BUT ARE AVAILABLE FOR ADDITIONAL $4.00 |
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