Ford Transmission Milage Sensor Assembly 500-169 "nos" on 2040-parts.com
Piqua, Ohio, US
THIS IS A
NEW
P/N 500-169 NU-METRICS
DIVISION OF PENTRON INDUSTRIES
FORD TRANSMISSION
MILAGE SENSOR
ASSEMBLY
NEW ITEMS
1ea SENSOR # 200-255
1ea 1' CABLE # 500-168
2ea READOUT BRACKETS
1ea CONNECTION FITTING WITH BRACKET
$
CABLE
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1ea SENSOR # 200-255
1ea CONNECTION FITTING WITH BRACKET
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CABLE
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