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VDO - Engine and Gear Oil Pressure Senders, Part No. 362-034 - Dual Station - Standard Ground 150 Psi Above $500 View up to 50 graphs Isotherm
VDO - Engine and Gear Oil Pressure Senders, Part No. 362-034 - Dual Station - Standard Ground 150 Psi Above $500 View up to 50 graphs Isotherm
VDO - Engine and Gear Oil Pressure Senders, Part No. 362-034 - Dual Station - Standard Ground 150 Psi Above $500 View up to 50 graphs Isotherm
VDO - Engine and Gear Oil Pressure Senders, Part No. 362-034 - Dual Station - Standard Ground 150 Psi Above $500 View up to 50 graphs Isotherm
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VDO - Engine and Gear Oil Pressure Senders, Part No. 362-034 - Dual Station - Standard Ground 150 Psi Above $500 View up to 50 graphs Isotherm

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VDO Engine and Gear Oil Pressure Senders, Part No. 362 034 Dual Station Standard Ground 150 Psi Above $500 View up to 50 graphs Isotherm View up to 50 graphs including temperature Aluminum housing with high impact plastic lens The sender is insulated in the engine block and grounding occurs through the negative lead to a common ground Dual Station: Dual gauge operation from a single sender

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