Product Description
GM coolant sensor with connector. Compatible with all current and past Electromotive systems that have a coolant temp input.
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Coolant Temp Sensor
$39.00
- Coolant temp sensor with 3/8″ NPT thread
- 2-pin Metri-Pack connector with seal
- 3 female Metri-Pack terminals
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