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PRC4510G - Fuel Tank Sender – V8

Original price - Original price €91,20
Original price
€91,20
€91,20 - €91,20
Current price €91,20
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Brand PR2 Allmakes OE
Fuel Tank Sender is the in-tank fuel level sensing unit within the fuel gauge circuit, for V8 applications.

Mounted inside the fuel tank, a float arm rides on the fuel surface and drives a variable resistor, sending a level-dependent signal to the instrument fuel gauge. It provides the tank contents reading and, where fitted, the low-fuel warning signal.
Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic up to 1994
Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER CLASSIC — V8, in-tank fuel gauge/sender unit
Alternative Codes
PRC4510PRC4510G575230PRC3049

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Frequently asked questions

What does the PRC4510 fuel tank sender do?
The PRC4510 fuel tank sender is the in-tank fuel level sensing unit. A float arm rides on the fuel surface and drives a variable resistor, sending a level signal to the instrument fuel gauge. It provides the tank contents reading and, where fitted, the low-fuel warning on the Range Rover Classic V8.
Which vehicle does this V8 fuel tank sender fit?
This fuel tank sender fits the Range Rover Classic V8. It's the in-tank gauge sender unit, mounted inside the fuel tank, and is specific to the V8 fuel system setup. Confirm your model and engine before ordering.
What are the signs a fuel tank sender is failing?
Common signs include a fuel gauge that reads empty when full, sticks at one level, or jumps erratically. The float arm and variable resistor wear over time, giving false readings. On the Range Rover Classic V8, a failed sender is the usual cause of an inaccurate fuel gauge.