Fuel Level Sensor for Nissan D21 WD21 720 Pickup 1986-2006

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Regular price €40,49
Regular price -38% €64,79 Sale price €40,49

Get back to driving without guessing how much gas you have left. This Fuel Level Sensor mounts straight onto the fuel pump assembly inside your tank, giving your dashboard gauge a steady reading so you never hit empty unexpectedly.

Built for Nissan D21, WD21, and 720 Pickup models from 1986 to 2006, the unit replaces tired senders that cause fluttering needles or total signal loss. Its durable POM shell guards the internal resistance card against constant fuel exposure. The paired NBR float and steel wire pivot smoothly to map your exact tank volume, turning rough gauge jumps into predictable, trustworthy mileage estimates.

Benefits & Tips

  • Double-check the code. Confirm your original marking matches 25060-10G25 before removing the old sender.
  • Fix erratic needle motion. Swap this in when your fuel meter lags or drops suddenly during normal driving.
  • Keep routes stress-free. Store one in your glovebox as a quick replacement for weekend getaways or long hauls.

Product Specifications

  • Interchange Parts: Works with 2506010G25 and 2506015G25 reference numbers.
  • Material Build: POM body, steel wire linkage, resistance card, and NBR float.
  • Fitting Position: Installed directly on the fuel pump assembly.
  • Dimensions: Compact length of 30 for tidy storage.
  • Weight: 0.15 for effortless handling during installation.

Package includes: 1 x Fuel Level Sensor

Installation reminder: Disconnect the vehicle battery first, and avoid bending the float arm while guiding the sender into the tank.

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You will notice immediate steadiness on the dash, and fewer last-minute stops searching for an open pump.