New 2"/52mm 12v Motorcycle Fuel Level Gauge Meter E-1/2-f Pointer Black Face Rim on 2040-parts.com
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      Motorcycle 2" 52mm 12V Fuel Level Gauge Meter E-1/2-F Pointer    Specifications
Description Feature: 1) Gauge is lighted. 2) Used to measure the fuel level of automobile. 3) High sensitivity and easy operation.            |
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