Ford Fuel Gauge / Temperature Gauge Obsolete? Ranger,f150, F250, F350 Econoline on 2040-parts.com
united states, US
This is a Brand New Without the original Box. This is a Fuel/Temp. Gauge. I think the part number is F77Z-9280-AA but look at the pictures to be sure this fits your application.; The number on the face is F77F-10E853-F One of the terminals on the back of the fuel gauge has been snipped off, I don't know if that was done from the factory or not, so again check yours first. Thanks and Good Luck!!
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