Veratron 323-805-001-004N | Coolant Temperature Sensor - 40 Degrees to 120 Degrees C - 1/2

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Veratron 323-805-001-004N | Coolant Temperature Sensor - 40 Degrees to 120 Degrees C - 1/2" - 14NPTF MELGFMOUN3 Staphylcoccus aureus

Name: Veratron 323-805-001-004N | Coolant Temperature Sensor - 40 Degrees to 120 Degrees C - 1/2" - 14NPTF MELGFMOUN3 Staphylcoccus aureus
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Veratron 323 805 001 004N Coolant Temperature Sensor 40 Degrees to 120 Degrees C 1 2" 14NPTF MELGFMOUN3 Staphylcoccus aureus Staphylcoccus aureus They come with five pre threaded holes for mounting most standard Halogen lights Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns Thread1 2" 14 NPTF Male

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