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The fuel level sensor on the passenger side, where the stock fuel pump assembly is (dealer refers to this as fuel sending unit), can only be purchased with the entire
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The fuel level sensor on the passenger side, where the stock fuel pump assembly is (dealer refers to this as fuel sending unit), can only be purchased with the entire "fuel sending unit". So this means the entire everything that goes into the passenger side is one part number at Nissan... I call it the fuel pump assembly, it houses the pump itself, filter, regulator, siphon, level sensor, etc.
Driver side, I am assuming is the same. Even though the level sensor is detachable from the flange that secures it in the tank, I am sure you have to buy the entire assembly as a "sending unit". I can look up whatever part numbers you need, but I am not sure which side you need an OEM fuel sending unit for! |
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