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Banks Power iDash 1.8 DataMonster / Super Gauge Fluid Temperature Kit 1/8 NPT
$102.00
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$102.00
$102.00
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Banks Power
- SKU
- GBE66559
- Manufacturer part number
- 66559
- Category
- Programmers & Chips › Performance Monitors
- Shipping weight
- 0.07 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
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Fluid Temperature sensor with 1/8 NPT or 3/8 Threads. 0-300 deg F range. The enclosed sensor element is ideal for fluid temperature measurements such as oil, coolant, and more. Includes plug and play adapter for Banks 4-Ch Analog Module. Works with pre-defined configurations in iDash for quick setup.Key Features: Fluid Temperature sensor. 1/8 or 3/8in NPT Threads. 0-300 deg F range. Enclosed sensor element. Ideal for fluid temperature measurements such as oil, coolant, and more. Includes plug and play adapter for Banks 4-Ch Analog Module. Works with pre-defined configurations in iDash for quick setup.
- Works With Pre Defined Configurations In iDash For Quick Setup
- Ideal for fluid temps such as oil, coolant & more
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