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2011-2016 Duramax SureFlow Performance Sending Unit (FPE-SF-GM-1116-SB)

Fleece Performance Part Number: FPE-SF-GM-1116-SB
$520.55 CAD

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Description

Fits

 Year Make Model Engine
2011-2016
GMC/ Chevrolet HD Short Box 6.6L Duramax 


 This sending unit fits directly into the stock unit location, featuring quick disconnects to adapt your stock fuel lines, & check valves allow consistent fuel flow even at low levels. Giving you a clean installation, no cutting or drilling & no air in your system.

Part Number:  FPE-SF-GM-1116-SB

Features

  • OEM style fitment that requires no tank cutting or drilling
  • New fuel level electronics and fuel float
  • Heavy duty billet aluminum cap
  • Universal -8 AN ports for professionally plumbing a custom fuel setup
  • New O-ring or flange seal
  • Ideal for trucks originally equipped without an in-tank pump
  • Ideal if you're wanting to run your own custom fuel lines directly to the tank
  • Works with aftermarket lift pumps
  • Eliminates 1/4 tank problems

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  • Will this work with a fass 165, im looking into doing a sump or draw straw to stop cavitation but would like to go this route if it will make my 165 quite

    Yes, it will work with your FASS 165 - it will help quiet the pump and reduce cavitation, eliminating the need for draw straw or sump.

  • Does this eliminate the need for a lift pump such as fass or air dog??

    No, the SureFlo Performance Sending Unit does not eliminate the need for a lift pump like a FASS or AirDog. It improves fuel supply to the CP4/CP3 by upgrading the in-tank pickup and delivery system, but it does not pressurize fuel like a standalone lift pump does.