Dodge Ram 5.2L 5.9L 96-97 Electric In-Tank Fuel Pump # E7093M Rate_20 Inductance:7

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Dodge Ram 5.2L 5.9L 96-97 Electric In-Tank Fuel Pump # E7093M Rate_20 Inductance:7

Name: Dodge Ram 5.2L 5.9L 96-97 Electric In-Tank Fuel Pump # E7093M Rate_20 Inductance:7
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SKU: 36285698621
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Dodge Ram 5.2L 5.9L 96 97 Electric In Tank Fuel Pump # E7093M Rate_20 Inductance:7 Inductance:7 Note: 1969 model year was a transition year for small blocks and you need to check your water pump and number of bolts on crank pulley Gasket Included: Carter OE replacement electric fuel pumps feature: Factory specified pressure and flow OE matched electrical connections Accurate diameter and length Original inlet and outlet positions 100 percent factory tested reliability Roller vanes

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