This part is a sensor kit, fuel level, for Chevrolet Trucks, and GMC Trucks cars. It fits for 38 General Motors vehicles which were sold in the U.S. from 2008 to 2009. It's a genuine General Motors part with an OEM part number 19168404, and a corresponding ACDelco part number SK1271.
This sensor kit has a weight of 4.96 ounces, usually, it comes in a set of 1 item in retail packaging. Bulk packaging option for wholesale buyers is a pallet of 280 units (UPC-A: 70707773335269).
This sensor kit 100% fits for General Motors cars. It's made of top quality materials, it has passed not only all manufacturer's tests but also General Motors quality control and has to endure rough road conditions over a long time.
GM 19168404 Sensor kit Aftermarket Replacements
BOSCH F 00H K00 526 Sender Unit, fuel tank
Manufacturer: BOSCH
Replacement Part Number: F00HK00526
Fitting Position: mounting
~ $?
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Technical Details
Brand
ACDelco
OEM number
19168404
ACDelco part number
SK1271
Part group number
03.107
Part weight
4.96 ounces
First year of use
2008
Last year of use
2009
Product sub-line
C
Warehouse code
F
Usage code
000508
Additional Information
Warranty
Standard 12 months GM warranty on replacement parts.
Return policy
Part is returnable even if the packaging has been opened.
Product line
43
Franchise code
10
Spare part packaging options
Retail Packaging
Parts in retail packaging
1
Retail packaging UPCA
707773335260
Pallet Packaging
Parts in pallet packaging
280
Pallet packaging UPCA
70707773335269
19168404707773335260
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