This little guy basically measures how much fuel is in your tank and sends that information up to your fuel gauge and the engine computer. It doesn’t directly pump fuel or anything, it just reads the level. Some can also detect if the fuel level is unusually low, which might trigger a warning light. Think of it as the eyes for your fuel system. It tells everything else how much gas you have. The engine computer uses that data to calculate things like range, and to adjust the engine if it detects a problem with the fuel system. It’s usually located inside the fuel tank, often as part of the fuel pump assembly. It’s a pretty simple part, but it has to be accurate. Well, you’ll notice if it goes bad pretty quickly. You might get a wildly inaccurate fuel gauge—showing empty when you have gas, or the opposite. Or the fuel light could come on when you definitely have a decent amount left. Sometimes it can cause the engine to run poorly or even stall because the computer is getting bad info. It’s one of those things you don’t think about until it’s not working right. You can find these pretty easily online, places like Fixparts Online usually carry a good selection, and they're generally a straightforward swap, but it does involve dropping the tank, so if you're not comfortable doing that, it's best to have a pro take care of it. Why settle for less? Level Sensor (MPN 0580300013) includes a 12-month warranty!

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