


Radium Split-Flow Flex Fuel Sensor Adapter
Marsoni
M251S
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Radium Split-Flow Flex Fuel Sensor AdapterThis device allows implementing an ethanol content sensor into a high flow fuel line. The design has dual passages that the fuel can flow through, so there is no loss in fuel flow. Can be used on feed or return fuel lines. 10AN female ports will require adapters to match the hose in the vehicle.
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