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B & M Engine Thermometer Gauge 80228 Each on 2040-parts.com

US $44.98
Location:

Central Point, Oregon, United States

Central Point, Oregon, United States
Condition:New Brand:B&M Manufacturer Part Number:80228

  Universal Engine Thermometer Gauge

Size : 3/8" NPT Fitting on back

Temp Reading: 0-250 degree

Chrome Bezel, white face with red pointer

 Shock Proof, Glycerin filled to protect internals against vibration damage and longer gauge life

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