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Fix inaccurate fuel gauge readings with a fuel tank sending unit built to track fuel level changes, correct stuck empty or full displays, and help you know what's really left in the tank.

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ÜRO Parts 16141179720 Fuel Tank Sending Unit, Left Driver SideÜRO Parts 16141179720 Fuel Tank Sending Unit, Left Driver Side
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ÜRO PartsPart # 16141179720
ÜRO Parts 16141179720 Fuel Tank Sending Unit, Left Driver Side
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$282.99
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3-year warranty
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Fits 1992-1993 BMW 325i, 1989-1991 BMW 325is, 1989-1991 BMW 325iX, 1988-1991 BMW 325i, 1988-1988 BMW 325, 1988-1988 BMW 325is, 1988-1988 BMW 325iX
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Item LocatedUnited States
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Installation PositionLeft
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16141179720, 16141179720, URO-014936
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ÜRO Parts 2034703041 Fuel Tank Sending Unit, Left Driver SideSOLD OUT
ÜRO PartsPart # 2034703041
ÜRO Parts 2034703041 Fuel Tank Sending Unit, Left Driver Side
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$216.99
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Fits 2003-2005 Mercedes-Benz C240, 2002-2005 Mercedes-Benz C320, 2002-2004 Mercedes-Benz C32 AMG, 2002-2004 Mercedes-Benz C320, 2002-2002 Mercedes-Benz C230, 2001-2002 Mercedes-Benz C240, 2001-2001 Mercedes-Benz C320
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Installation PositionLeft
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2034703041, 2034703041, 0986580341, 7.02701.32.0, V30-09-0068, URO-013822
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Bad fuel sending unit symptoms

  • Inaccurate fuel gauge: The fuel gauge doesn't reflect the actual fuel level accurately.
  • Fluctuating fuel gauge: The gauge shows sudden, irregular fluctuations.
  • Stuck fuel gauge: It remains stuck at a full or empty reading.
  • Fuel warning light: The low fuel warning light may illuminate even with enough fuel.
  • Difficulty starting: Starting the vehicle can be challenging, especially if the gauge is unreliable.
  • Misjudging fuel consumption: Problems with fuel economy calculations may occur.
  • Running out of fuel: Drivers may unexpectedly run out of fuel due to inaccurate readings.
  • Noisy fuel pump: Unusual noises from the fuel pump can be a sign of a faulty sending unit.

Fuel sending unit vs fuel pump

1. Fuel sending unit

A fuel sending unit measures and reports the fuel level in the vehicle's tank to the driver via the fuel gauge on the dashboard. It contains a float and a variable resistor and is located inside the fuel tank. Maintenance typically involves addressing fuel gauge accuracy.

2. Fuel pump

A fuel pump's primary function is to deliver fuel from the tank to the engine for combustion. It pressurizes and circulates fuel through the system, ensuring the engine receives the necessary fuel. The pump has an electric motor and is often located inside the fuel tank. Maintenance is crucial to ensure proper fuel delivery and engine performance.

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